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Kapalama High School Athletics Please join me in congratulating our student athletes
and the coaches who led them to victory this weekend. It was a banner weekend
for Kamehameha Kapalama athletics.
In cross country, our young men placed first in the state and our young women
placed third. Steve Jenness is the head coach for the men and David Friedeman
for the women.
In football, permanent sub and head coach David Stant's varsity team beat St.
Louis and is in contention for the ILH title. Come support them against Punahou
at the stadium this Thursday evening. Big game coming up! In girls volleyball,
science teacher and head coach Chris Blake ably guided our young ladies through
an amazing season from start to finish which culminated in a victory against
previously undeated Punahou for the Division I state title. Punahou had beaten
us twice in the regular season. This was our fifth state title in a row.
In bowling, Bradley Doi, coached by high school administrative assistant Mickie
Ceberano, is a two-time ILH Boys Bowling champion. In kayaking, our young women
won the ILH championship, led by head coach Dr. Blane Chong and Ka`ili
Chong. We celebrate the accomplishments of our students and staff both in and
out of the classroom. Kapalama High School Students National Merit Semifinalists KS Kapalama seniors Amelia Harvey daughter of Visual Arts Department head Don Harvey and Aaron Nagao are among 70 Hawaii high schoolers selected as semifinalists for the National Merit Schoalrship Program. They, along with 16,000 others from across the nation are now in the running for 8,200 National Merit Scholarships, worth over $36 million, that will be offered next spring. The seminalists scored in the top one percent of 1.5 million students nationwide who took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test last year. For the past two summers Amelia has won a scholarship/internship at Johns Hopkins University to work in its genetics research labs. Aaron lead the high school math team to victory at the Mu Alpha Theta National Convention held in Knoxville, Tennessee and is among the state's top student mathletes. Both outstanding scholars are 13-year students of Kamehameha are living testaments to the quality of teachers and faculty at our schools. National Merit Commended Scholars Eight KS Kapalama seniors have been named National merit Commended Scholars. They are: Anela Akiona, Tyler Amina, Micah Contrades, Alyssa Fujimoto, Taylor Loui, Kamakani Mac-Donald-Chun, Leonard Paresa and Daylan Yogi.
Summary Daily Bulletin for Tuesday, March 16, 2010 AM Activity Schedule
Morning rehearsals begin on Monday, March 15th at 7:35 a.m. Next week Friday is Song Contest, so stay focused and make rehearsals productive.
Applications for the May Day Court are now available at the ‘Akahi Student Center. Application deadline is Monday, March 15.
Come support Keaka Kamehameha's Spring production of 'Ulua: the Musical by Lee Cataluna. It's a story about love and fishing that everyone will enjoy! Show plays March 4, 5, 6 and 11, 12, 13 at 7 pm, and March 6, 7, and 14 at 2pm. Tickets are only $5 for KS faculty, staff, and alumni, and only $3 for students! General admission is $8. Come by the Drama Room to pick them up or buy from a Drama Club member. Questions? Call x8496. K Den, I See You!
We are looking for educators and individuals who are passionate and knowledgeable of the Hawaiian culture and are experienced in working with elementary to middle school aged keiki. We are looking for Instructor, Assistant Coordinator, Program Aide, Dormitory Leader & Night Dormitory Leaders. Apply online at http://www.ksbe.edu/careers. Deadline to apply is Monday, March 15.
Missed out on the kūlolo at Ho‘olaule‘a or craving for more now that you've had a taste? Kīna‘u Hale will be selling kūlolo for $8/lb and will be taking orders from March 8th-March 12th. Fresh kūlolo from the Kapa‘a Poi Factory will be distributed on Friday, March 19th (Song Contest),so place your orders and submit payment (checks payable to Kamehameha Schools, please!). Mahalo for supporting Kīna‘u Hale Dormitory!
We, does not mean the Cullen's. We, refers to the people of Hawai‘i who desperately need your kokua. It's time for our Spring Blood Drive and there are literally hundreds of people each day that rely on people like you to help save their lives. April 26th and 27th will be the dates of the drive. Anyone who is at least 17 by those dates is eligible to save lives by giving blood. Please be on the lookout in the coming days, for the opportunity to sign up at the Kiosk. You may also pick up forms at the ‘Akahi Student Center, or from Makoa Santarini. Sign up early (by Song Contest day) and see what happens. Remember, it is safe, simple, and it saves lives.
Tickets are $5 pre-sale and $8 at the door. Tickets will be on sale Thursday, March 11 and Friday, March 12. Tickets can be purchased at Smith office and from fashion club members. E-mail Tanielle Lau, k11talau@ksbe.edu or see Mrs. Aratani for more information.
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