Ka Leo Alakaʻi o Waikīkī

We are thrilled to celebrate the incredible achievement of Waikiki School students Apsley Goddard, Iloha Malama, Elle Silver, Enju Reder, and Oliver Lam, who took 1st place in the Public Service Announcement Elementary School category! Their outstanding video on the theme "Address the Stress" was a powerful and creative showcase of their talent and teamwork.

A special mahalo to their dedicated teacher advisor, Mr. Jason Marvel, for his guidance and support throughout the project. Special thanks also goes out to Minoru Malama for his support.

Your Waikiki School 'ohana is so proud of you!

The video can be seen starting from the 1:07:55 to the 1:09:33 mark.

Please use the form below to RSVP. Form with money due on Friday, January 31, 2025

Come join us to view the stars and a rare planetary parade with the help of ultra-powerful telescopes from our friends at Stargazers of Hawaii. Four planets will be visible on January 24 - Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, as well as several bright stars, double stars, star clusters and the Orion Nebula. Aside from this unique opportunity to view celestial bodies in powerful magnification, we will start out with a professional stargazing presentation, and offer several other astronomy-related activities and short documentary films. The telescope viewing and presentations will take place on Leahi Field, so folks are welcome to bring blankets, chairs, and a picnic dinner.

To ensure we have enough telescopes to go around, please RSVP to express your interest. The event is free for all Waikiki School students and their families, and those who wish to do so may donate here to help offset some of the cost of our telescope vendor.

Mahalo HPD District 6 Community Police Team for organizing our sign waving campaign to bring awareness to pedestrian safety and safe driving! Please remember to use cell phones hands-free when dropping off and picking up your children for the safety of everyone.

Under Hawaii laws, all persons attending public school are required to attend the school in the geographic area in which they reside. However, permission to attend another school may be granted by the Department.

For families looking for an exception, fill out the GE Application form, MV1 form, and submit to the home school (for new students) along with a self-addressed stamped envelope and a current proof of residency. (The home school serves the geographic area of the child's residence.) If your family has moved and are no longer in the school boundaries, you will have to fill out a GE application. GE applications for the next school year shall be submitted between January 1 and March 1 to facilitate a decision before the end of the school year.

Printed forms are also available in the school office.

EARTH DAY EVENT 2025 @ Waikiki School

Saturday, April 19th, 10am-12:30

CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS ... Please click on the link to find out more information and sign up to volunteer https://forms.gle/kTz1hdLibSq3Y4Bt7

Karla Meek

Sustainability Teacher and Food Farm Coordinator

Waikiki Elementary School

January 24 - Astronomy Night 5:30-8 pm

January 25, - Saturday Farm Work Day

January 31 - Chinese New Year Celebration with Gee Yung Lion Dance

February 3 - PTO CPK Fundraiser

February 13 - Valentine Dance

February 14 - Teacher Institute Day (No School)

February 17 - Presidents Day Holiday (No School)

February 22 - Rotary Club Rummage Sale

February 22 - Regal Foods Fundraiser Pickup

March 17-21 - Spring Break (No School)

March 26 - Kuhio Day Holiday (No School)

March 28 - PC Day (No School for students)

March 31-April 4 - Spring Spirit Week

April 4 - Tech Run

April 18 - Good Friday Holiday (No School)

April 19 - Earth Day Event

May 2 - May Day Performance (Tentative)

May 26 - Memorial Day Holiday (No School)

May 30 - Last Day for Students

Email: ryan@waikikischool.org
Website: waikikischool.org
Location: 3710 Leahi Avenue, Honolulu, HI, USA
Phone: (808) 971-6900
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WaikikiSchool
Twitter: @WaikikiSchool