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Mark your calendars! Our first week back will be our spirit week culminating in our annual tech run on Thursday, March 24.

If you have not turned in your fundraising envelope for the tech run, please be sure to do so on Monday, March 21. Thank you for your continued support!

If you need a rooting interest for the current season of American Idol, you may consider voting for Cole Hallman, Mrs. Peroff's student teacher last school year. He loved teaching but his real passion is singing.

Ukraine may be over 7,500 miles away from Hawaii, yet the tragic events overseas has a profound emotional impact on children all throughout the world. Children are naturally curious, and with so much access to information on the internet and social media, helping them process what they're seeing and reading is critically important. The article below is a good starting point on how to talk to your child about the invasion of Ukraine.

https://theconversation.com/how-to-talk-to-children-about-the-invasion-of-ukraine-and-why-those-conversations-are-important-177983

The authors of the article are states, "If you are a parent, grandparent, teacher or educator, you may ask yourself: Should I talk to kids about these world events? As both child psychologists and parents, we have grappled with this question too. In these times, it can be hard to know whether or not to discuss these issues with our children, and if we do, how should we go about doing it?

As the world navigates challenges and crises, we need to have a blueprint for how to have open and honest discussions with our kids so they can grow up as informed and thoughtful world citizens. "

Here at Waikiki School, we have a growing number of students and families

dealing with serious peanut allergies this year, serious enough to be life

threatening. Therefore, we are asking our mindful school families to become

more “peanut aware” and avoid sending peanut products to school for home

lunch, snacks, birthday treats or classroom parties.

We thank you in advance for being aware of this. Should you have any questions

or concerns, please do not hesitate to call the school.

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