principal's message
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Aloha Wailuku Parents and Guardians,
Now that our keiki have returned to learn in a face to face setting, the importance of working together as partners with our families is more important than ever. What takes place at home can help kids feel good about themselves and others. Asking your little one a specific question about their day, which you change up to keep them interested, such as "what was the most interesting thing you did" can help develop reflection and memory. Our teachers are dedicated to developing the children in our care to be academically successful, independent, creative, and caring. Please be sure to let us know if you or your children have concerns, input, or other information to share. We appreciate your kind consideration, and pledge to do our best in supporting every student. Dr Nikan Arapoff, EdD Principal Wailuku Elementary School |
college & career ready!
november 5 (fri): celebrate your favorite college!
[PLEASE WEAR A COLLEGE SHIRT OR HAT on november 5!]
Every year at school is a building block in your child's path to success (college or a career). To help our students start thinking about what they can do after they graduate, we will start to introduce them to what is available to them. This is what the AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) program is all about. Students develop academic habits they will need to be successful in school and a career. Children learn about organization, study skills, communication and promoting student voice. Help us teach the children why it is important to stay in school and graduate.
Let's see who has the most college spirit!
THANK FOR CELEBRATING COLLEGE DAY WITH US!
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We've got spirit, yes, we do! We've got spirit, how 'bout you?!
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important memos!
FROM SUPERINTENDENT KEITH HAYASHI
Download the file below for the office letter.
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FROM PRINCIPAL ARAPOFF
Download the file below for the official letter.
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from c.a.s. diminoDownload the file below for the official letter.
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lead testingDownload the file below for the official letter.
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Meal Service 2020-21
Breakfast 7:00-7:40 a.m., a morning snack, and lunch are served daily in our cafeteria. Families can qualify for free or reduced price meals by completing an application at any time during the school year. Parents are encouraged to prepay for meals on a monthly basis by sending cash or checks made out to Wailuku Elementary School in a marked envelope. Children with insufficient funds in their accounts that do not qualify for free meals should bring home lunch or will be provided with a "brown bag" lunch while waiting for parents to deposit funds. Each student has a computerized meal account that provides up to date account transactions and balances.
Check out the new "EZMealapp" site where you can check on balances and make payments online. The link is above under "Meal Account Information"
Due to Federal regulations, we cannot accept cash payments at the breakfast or lunch lines. Payments will be accepted in the office. Doctor notes regarding food allergies should be sent to the Health Aide and the office. Our school participates in the Federal Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Program providing children with free samples of these all year long during morning recess.
Check out the new "EZMealapp" site where you can check on balances and make payments online. The link is above under "Meal Account Information"
Due to Federal regulations, we cannot accept cash payments at the breakfast or lunch lines. Payments will be accepted in the office. Doctor notes regarding food allergies should be sent to the Health Aide and the office. Our school participates in the Federal Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Program providing children with free samples of these all year long during morning recess.
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Breakfast:
Elementary student: $1.10 Reduced-price student: $.30 Second and subsequent student: $2.40 Adult: $2.40 Additional Milk: $.60 |
Lunch:
Elementary student: $2.50 Reduced-price student: $.40 Second and subsequent student: $5.50 Adult: $5.50 Additional Milk: $.75 |
If you have special dietary needs, please download the file below and return it to the office.
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***** important D.O.E. MEMOS *****
Please download and read the letters from Superintendent, Christina Kishimoto, and Complex Area Superintendent, Kathleen Dimino.
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| 2021-05-17 parent letter 2021-22.pdf |
| 2021-05-13 maui schools scam calls.pdf |
| 4-30-21 complex area plyon football cluster.pdf |
Vaccination for Preteens & Teens (week of 1/7/19)
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Download the app (SchoolMessenger) and edit your phone number settings.
If your number has changed, please call the office. You can still opt-in to SchoolMessenger, the D.O.E.'s text-messaging service by texting Y or Yes to 67587. Opt out of these messages at any time by replying STOP. Visit www.schoolmessenger.com for more information. NOTE: If you do NOT opt for text messaging, you will NOT receive a text from the school. Please update your phone number with us to stay up-to-date on any new information. |
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