The Cooperative Learning Leadership Team will be meeting on our campus this coming Thursday, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. The team will be meeting to touch base on how each participating school is benefiting from the summer training. The team will then break out into smaller teams and conduct observations of teachers who attended Cooperative Learning trainings in the past two years.
Thursday, August 30 is a Schedule "B" so please plan to be visited during periods 2 or 3. If you would like to volunteer to be visited, please e-mail me so that I can ensure you are included on the list of observations. The team understands that we are in YEAR 1 of training...so if you can ensure that you have your class teams already set up and objectives on the board, use of the Quiet Signal, structures (if possible) that would be wonderful. We are learning along with all the other schools who are implementing the Model...so it is valuable for us to see where each school is at professionally.
The Team will travel to a different school each month to conduct the same feedback meeting and observations of teachers. St. Louis happens to be the first school in the cycle. Please let me know if you would like to be observed and the time frame of the observation.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following:
1) Register on Naviance
2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
Sacred Hearts Academy; 3253 Waialae Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816
Come celebrate our 10th iTeach808 conference on Saturday, September 8 at Sacred Hearts Academy Honolulu. This event is FREE thanks to our sponsors Augustine Educational Foundation and Sacred Hearts Academy.
There will be 19 different tech workshops to choose from! All participants will receive a free iTeach808 t-shirt, coffee, breakfast, and gourmet lunch made by chef Ed Costa.
Registration for Catholic Schools starts now. Registration opens to the public on Monday, August 27. Only 100 spots available. Mahalo!
Mayor Caldwell will be throwing a parade in honor of the 2018 Honolulu Little League World Series Champions!
Join the Crusader Nation to celebrate the accomplishments of Sean Yamaguchi, Tanner Chun, Gerald Oda, Keith Oda, and Willis Kato as part of the 2018 Little League World Series Champion team! Students, parents, faculty, staff, alumni and friends are all welcome to walk in the parade!
8:15 am: Drop off on Bishop Street begins (2 diamond head lanes will be available for drop off)
9:00 am: All groups to be lined up at Tamarind Park (1001 Bishop Street, Honolulu, HI 96813)
10:00 am: Parade begins
10:30 am: Parade concludes at Honolulu Hale (530 S. King Street, Honolulu, HI 96813)
11:00 am: Free Family Fun Event begins at Honolulu Hale - Live entertainment, free activities, and refreshments!
Parking will be limited, so carpooling is encouraged. Show your pride and wear your Saint Louis School apparel or your red and blue!
Students, faculty, and staff may wear any Saint Louis School gear from a sport or club that represents school pride! Athletic shorts may be worn on this day.
The following is not allowed: slippers, earrings, dyed hair, sunglasses, or board shorts. Students who are unable to comply will be asked to wear their school uniform for the remainder of the week.
.Special B Schedule Ends 2:30: Homecoming Week (Theme: Jersey Day)
Tue, September 11, 2018
Special B Schedule
Morning Bell 7:35
Period 1 7:40 – 8:40
Period 2 8:45 – 9:45
Snack 9:45 – 10:05
Period 3 10:10 – 11:10
Period 4 11:15-12:15
Advisory | Lunch 12:20-12:50 (HS Advisory MS Lunch)
12:55 – 1:25 (MS Advisory HS Lunch)
Assembly 1:30-2:30 (Giant Board Game Challenge)
Students, faculty, and staff are allowed to wear athletic jerseys on this day. If jerseys are tank tops, students will need to wear a t-shirt underneath the tank top. Athletic shorts may be worn on this day.
The following is not allowed: slippers, earrings, dyed hair, sunglasses, or board shorts. Students who are unable to comply will be asked to wear their school uniform for the remainder of the week.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
.Special C Schedule Ends 2:30: Homecoming Week (Theme: Soldier Day)
Wed, September 12, 2018
Special C Schedule
Morning Bell 7:35
Period 5 7:40 – 9:00
Break 9:00-9:25
Period 6 9:30 – 10:50
Period 7 10:55– 12:15
Advisory | Lunch 12:20 – 1:00 (Cheer Practice)
1:00-1:30 (Shared Lunch)
Assembly 1:35 – 2:30
Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to wear any type of military attire from any of the Armed Forces to honor our military - such as, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, etc. T-shirts with military logos are also acceptable.
The following is not allowed: slippers, earrings, dyed hair, sunglasses, or board shorts. Students who are unable to comply will be asked to wear their school uniform for the remainder of the week.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
.Special Schedule B Ends 2:30: Homecoming Week (Theme: Dress Your Decade)
Thu, September 13, 2018
Special B Schedule
Morning Bell 7:35
Period 1 7:40 – 8:30
Period 2 8:35 – 9:25
Snack 9:25-9:50
Period 3 9:55-10:45
Period 4 10:50-11:40
Advisory 11:45-12:15
(Final cheer practice; same location as yesterday)
Lunch 12:15 – 12:55
(Shared Lunch Gr. 6-12)
Assembly 1:10 – 2:30
Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to dress up on this day in attire that reflects a specific decade! Grade divisions will earn points if ALL in the respective division dress in the theme.
Lower School - 2000's
Middle School - 1960's
Grade 9 - 1980's
Grade 10 - 1950's
Grade 11 - 1970's
Grade 12 - 1990's
Students who do not dress in their division themed costume may come to school in Saint Louis logo attire.
The following is not allowed: slippers, earrings, dyed hair, sunglasses, or board shorts. Students who are unable to comply will be asked to wear their school uniform for the remainder of the week.
College visit talks are available ONLY to high school students in grades 9-12. Scheduled times take place during the school day and does interrupt class time for students attending and take place in the counseling office.
In order to attend a college talk, students are REQUIRED to do the following: 1) Register on Naviance 2) Complete and obtain signatures on green college talk permission form found outside of the counseling office
Attached is a copy of the College Visit Talk Permission form that students are required to complete and sign in order to attend a talk. Students are not permitted to attend the college talk unless their permission form is completed and signed. Please know teachers have the option to deny a student the opportunity to attend a college talk.
Scheduled college talks can be found on Naviance, Family Link, bulletin announcements, and dry erase board posting in religion class hallway weekly.
Ms. Adria Fung, Saint Louis Middle School Robotics instructor, is one of 40 hand-picked individuals invited by PBS Hawai‘i to participate in a community conversation about the The Future of Work in Hawai‘i.
Broadcast live on PBS Hawai‘i - Spectrum channel 10 | HD channel 1010 Streamed Live on pbshawaii.org and Facebook Live
Students, faculty, and staff are allowed to wear their homecoming division shirt with school uniform pants, shorts, or jeans. K-12 will be represented on this day prior to our homecoming game. We will showcase our Junior Mr. Crusader Competition on this day, dodge ball finale, and the Class of 1969.
The following is not allowed: slippers, earrings, dyed hair, sunglasses, or board shorts. Students who are unable to comply will be asked to wear their school uniform for the remainder of the week.
Ka Papa Loʻi O Kānewai: 2645 Dole St, Honolulu, HI 96822
Sophomore Hui O Nā ‘Ōpio students will attend period 5 and assembly, then report to the hui studio at break and will walk to the Kanewai loi'i at UH Manoa with Imipno Bumanglag and 4 parent chaperones.
Items on the
agenda include update on job description and concerns, dress policy, general
observations and feedback from faculty, administration, and others. If you have
items from your area that you would like discussed, please contact Ray Abregano via email.
McCabe Gym - 3142 Waialae Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816
Open to Saint Louis School middle school students, boys from other local private schools, and girls from local public and private schools. A student ID is required for admission. $5.00 admission for guests at the door.
Dress Code: No slippers, tank tops or hats are allowed.
Designated Areas: Stay off and away from the areas near
the bleachers. However students are allowed to take a “dance break” and sit on
the bleachers that are in front of the gate with adult supervision. No one
should be in the upper areas of the bleachers.
Students need to be reminded to be respectful in words
and in actions to all visitors, especially our young ladies in attendance.
Once students enter the gym they must stay in the gym
until the end of the dance or a parent/guardian picks them up.
Dance Rules:
Mosh Pit is not allowed
No twerking, freaking, or any type of vulgar dance moves.
No pushing or shoving.
For more details, contact Mrs. Vegas: nvegas@saintlouishawaii.org or 808-739-4806
Saint Louis School - 3142 Waialae Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96816
Sr. Anne Clare,ss.cc. and the Cooperative Learning Cohort
including leadership from St. Patrick School, St. Ann's Church & Model
Schools and St. Joseph, Waipahu are scheduled to be on campus Thursday,
September 27th from 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon.Here is the schedule for that day:
Thank you to those of you who volunteered the last two times
to be observed.I am asking once again
for any interested teacher who would like to be observed during the 10:45 -
11:45 a.m. time frame, to please reply to this e-mail and I will schedule your
observation accordingly.All grade
levels welcome.The goal is to see how
teachers are implementing the Cooperative Learning Model into their lesson
plans.
Students grades 9-12 interested in Canoe Paddling may report to the bottom of the oval at 1:30 to get further information. See Ms. Tupua at the Athletic Office with any questions. Parents can emailctupua@saintlouishawaii.org
Service opportunity open to students (and family), faculty, and staff to feed the homeless at Kapi'olani Regional Park with Ms. Rachel Eakin and Mr. Leonard Jenkins. There will be tables set up near the adult workout area, near the bathroom and tennis courts.
Volunteers must report at 6:00 AM and food service will begin promptly at 6:15 AM.
If you would like to participate or donate paper goods or food items for 40-50 people, please contact Ms. Rachel Eakin at reakin@saintlouishawaii.org or 808-739-4893
Field Trip (Juniors): Men's March Against Violence
Thu, October 4, 2018
,
11:00am
- 1:00pm
Hawaii State Capitol; 415 South Beretania St., Honolulu, HI 96813
Bro. Joe Nugent and the Junior men will be attending. Regular school uniform, ok.
DESCRIPTION
Each year in Hawaii, 50,000 women between the ages of 18 and 64 are victims of domestic violence. In an effort to raise awareness of this alarming crisis, the community is invited to participate in the 24th Annual Men’s March Against Violence on Thursday, October 4, 2018.
The event will begin at the State Capitol Rotunda at 11:45 am with a remembrance ceremony honoring victims of domestic violence who have passed in the last year. The March will leave from the Capitol at 12:00 noon and end with a rally featuring guest speakers at 'Iolani Palace.
While men are asked to march, the community at-large is urged to support them. The event is meant to raise awareness about the issue of domestic violence and how to prevent such incidents from taking place or provide resources to victims seeking help. Over 1,000 people participated in last year’s march and rally, bringing in new and younger male attendees in hopes of instilling values of peace and non-violence at a younger age.
Sponsors of the event include Catholic Charities of Hawai’i, Central Pacific Bank, Chaminade University, the City & County of Honolulu,Domestic Violence Action Center, Kaiser Permanente, Mental Health America of Hawai'i, Parents And Children Together (PACT), and UH Mānoa.
For more information on how to participate in the event visit:
