Kualapu'u School Teacher Posting #2 for 2010-2011 School Year
Opening Date: July 15, 2010
Closing Date: July 22, 2010
Kualapu`u School is hiring licensed and highly qualified teachers for the following anticipated vacancies. This majority of new positions is in anticipation of Kualapu`u School’s expanded learning schedule:
• Grade 5 (General Education)
VA News Release
Veterans Affairs Pacific Islands Healthcare System (VA PIHCS) will hold a town hall meeting for veterans on Molokai on Tuesday, July 20, 2010 at 3 p.m. The town hall will be held at Mitchell Pauole Community Center in Kaunakakai. VA PIHCS and VA Regional Directors, representatives from the State Office of Veterans Services and Maui Vet Center along with support staff will provide a brief update on what is new in their area followed by a question and answer period. The purpose of the town hall is to further enhance the lines of communication between Molokai's veterans, their beneficiaries, the VA and State Office of Veterans Services.
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Molokai Dispatch News Release
In keeping with The Molokai Dispatch’s goal of community empowerment, the island’s newspaper recently awarded the 2nd annual Excellence in Writing and Media Scholarship. The $400 scholarship was given to recipient Kathy “Aunty Kapua” Templeton, for her inspired contributions to the Molokai Dispatch over the past two years. The scholarship, awarded for educational purposes, is meant to recognize recipients’ excellence in media and writing.
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Hawaii Health Information Exchange News Release
This week, members of the Hawaii Health Information Exchange (Hawaii HIE) will be visiting Molokai to meet with health care providers and community members to present an update on the development of the State HIE Strategic and Operational Plans. The presentation will take place on Tuesday, June 29, 1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. at the Old Pauhana Inn. Following the presentation there will be an open discussion, during which time the Hawaii HIE will be gathering input from the audience. Molokai is one of several locations around the state they will be visiting.
Hawaii Health Information Exchange News Release
On June 29, members of the Hawaii Health Information Exchange (Hawaii HIE) will be visiting the old Pau Hana Inn on Molokai from 1 to 2:30 p.m. to meet with health care providers and community members to present an update on the development of the State HIE Strategic and Operational Plans. Following the presentation there will be an open discussion to gather input from the audience.
The trips were scheduled in order to inform the health care community on the latest efforts of the Hawaii HIE to develop a strategy that will enable health care stakeholders, such as providers and patients, to securely and safely share relevant patient information in a timely manner.
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QuaziFilms News Release
Aloha… I want to announce the official release of the “Molokai Visitor’s Video: Hawaiian by Nature” and share the story behind it.
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By Sue Forbes-Kikukawa/ Aka`ula School New Release
Two enterprising Aka`ula School students, Luke Kikukawa and Tanner Mosher, have decided to initiate a summer race series on Molokai in an effort to raise monies for student travel in the upcoming school year. The first race in the series is a 5K run from Coffees of Hawaii to the Kalaupapa Lookout. This event will be held on Saturday, June 12, starting at 7 a.m. from Coffees. Race registration begins at 6 a.m. (Free fresh-brewed coffee will be available.)
Kualapu`u School News Release
Kualapu`u School’s Science Fair contest winners this year: Alyssa Dudoit, Lacey Duarte-Ayan, Maile Kaahanui, Mai Kealoha Guerra, Kolonahe Balbas, Kai Magdirila, Teura Keliiholokai, Gabrielle Aquino, Kamalei Davis, Genevieve Kikukawa, Michelle McGuire, Susan Donnelly, Camille Kahalewai, Michael Sterner, Tatiana Ne-McGuire, Sydney Adams, Ko`i`ula Davis, `Okalani Schnackenberg, Kalawai`a Pascua-Kahookano, Jamaica Bumatay, Donte Keliiholokai, Kilikea Hanchett, Pakalana Nakayama, Esther Torres-Umi, Stacia Demello, Maleka Kuahuia-Morton, James Borden, Kaimana Kahale, Ula Balbas, Kamaka Avelino, and Kaimana Meyers.
Molokai Public Library News Release
Molokai Public Library will host four free events this month as part of the state library system’s Summer Reading Programs. The series kicks off Monday, June 7 at 2:30 p.m. with a performance by the Hawaii Opera Theater.
On Wednesday, June 16 at 2:30 p.m., the library will present Afro-Cuban, Haitan and Central African Drum and Dance with the Badenyaa African Diaspora Dance Theater.
Maui County News Release
Still making summer plans for the kids? Two Molokai programs through the County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation are still accepting registration. All activities and events are offered at no charge.
• Molokai Learn to Swim Program, for ages 3 & up; Cooke Memorial Pool. Registration now through June 14; program held June 14 - July 15. Space is limited.
• Molokai Youth Basketball Program, for boys & girls 8 - 9 years. Registration now through June 18, season begins in July. Registration forms can be picked up at the Kaunakakai Gym recreation office or selected school offices.
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