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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 Käpalama athletics. 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, November 3, 2009 Regular Schedule - Mon Tue Fri
A consoritum of Christian Colleges in town for the College and Career Fair on November 13 at NBC, will be holding their OWN fair at Hawai'i Baptist Academy on Tuesday, November 10, at 6 pm
This event, like the larger fair on Friday, is
FREE and does not require registration. Just show up and check them out! For seniors, this will be your LAST opportunity to connect personallly with colleges. For underclassmen, and great chance to
begin those connections!
Help support the Food Drive. Bring your cans in on Friday November 6 during periods 4-7 to Pākī201 in exchange for a cookie. Only one cookie per person.
Chicken Musubi, Muffins and drinks on sale near the Midkiff walkway all week long! Come get some food and support our hula club! Mahalo!
Stop by the kiosk during Pd. 4-7 and grab a slice of pizza or saimin in support of Kamehameha Math Team! Stuck at lower campus? Buy a bag of School Kine Cookies for only $6.00!
Students shared with us that they wanted someplace to lock up their laptops but didn’t want to carry an extra lock for a traditional locker. In response to this request we have installed laptop lockers with digital locks enabling students to secure their laptops AND not have to carry an extra lock. Please be considerate of other students and staff members who have to unlock the lockers. Do not unnecessarily lock the laptop lockers. Also, do not leave your belongings in the lockers overnight. These lockers are emptied every morning.
Mokumanamana, also known as Necker Island, is located in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Dr. Randall Kosaki and Kekuewa Kikiloi will talk about the geology and marine biology of the National Monument and will share information about their recent 18-day expedition to this small, 46-acre island. Join us on Thursday, November 12, from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, at the Choral Room. The public is welcome and admission is free. For more details visit our web site at http://kaiwakiloumoku.ksbe.edu or contact Jamie Fong, coordinator, at 842-8655.
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