Students in grades 6-12 are invited to bring the family to the school this Wednesday September 12, for an "Ohana Night". A FREE spaghetti dinner will be served from 5:30 to 6:15 pm, followed by classroom visits by parents from. The event will run from 5:30 to 7:00 pm.
Students should be accompanied by an adult to attend.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
June ILSB Public Board Meeting Approaches
The next monthly public board meeting will be taking place next week Tuesday, June 12th at 6pm. The meeting will be held in the Laupahoehoe School band room.
This is a great place to come inform yourself about the latest news and progress of the conversion, and ask questions pertaining to it.
As always, the LCPCS calendar of events can be found on the charter schools website, or via the link below:
Monday, April 30, 2012
MAY iLSB PUBLIC BOARD MEETING
The next monthly public board meeting will be taking place next week Tuesday, May 8th at 6pm. The meeting will be held in the Laupahoehoe School band room.
This is a great place to come inform yourself about the latest news and progress of the conversion, and ask questions pertaining to it.
As always, the LCPCS calendar of events can be found on the charter schools website, or via the link below:
http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=lcpcs&op=cal&month=5&year=2012&PHPSESSID=c35b7fa51566a712e0629d196f4940ee
This is a great place to come inform yourself about the latest news and progress of the conversion, and ask questions pertaining to it.
As always, the LCPCS calendar of events can be found on the charter schools website, or via the link below:
http://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/calendar.php?crd=lcpcs&op=cal&month=5&year=2012&PHPSESSID=c35b7fa51566a712e0629d196f4940ee
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Charter Lawsuit Dismissed
An appeal filed by two Laupahoehoe teachers and funded by the HSTA, trying to prevent the charter from opening this fall, was dismissed in court Wednesday. To read all about it, follow the link below to the Hawaii Tribune Herald article.
Friday, April 6, 2012
New Director of Operations Hired!
The Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School has recently announced that they have hired their "Director of Operations"! This is GREAT news! The Director of Operations is the equivalent of a public school Principal, and hiring one is a crucial step towards getting the charter school on its feet. I have attached a message from the school about the new director and an opportunity to meet him, as well as some other news.
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ALOHA!
UPDATE APRIL 2012
==> David Rizor has joined the Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School
family as its incoming Director of Operations. Dr. David Rizor is entering
his 22nd year in education, with experience as a teacher and as an
administrator that spans preschool through university levels. He served as
the Director of Volcano School of Arts & Sciences in Volcano from
2004-2011, leading Volcano School to a rating of “In Good Standing,
Unconditional,” the best rating a school in Hawaii can receive. Dr. Rizor
holds a Master’s degree in Educational Administration and a PhD in
Curriculum and Instruction. He developed K-12 curriculum and taught
environmental education courses at the University of Wyoming for four
years and served as a school district Science Coordinator for seven years
prior to moving to Hawaii.
Please join us on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 from 5 pm to 6 pm.
Dr. Rizor will be meeting parents and community members at the Band room
before the ILSB Public Meeting. Dr. Rizor is working with transition
coordinator Sue Deuber to hire teachers and staff and plan for the opening
of our charter school this August 1, 2012.
==> Current LHES accreditation status continues for the 2012-2013 LCPCS
school year through the Western Association for Schools and Colleges
(WASC). The first graduating class of Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter
School will follow tradition and continue to graduate from an accredited
educational facility.
==> Thank you for attending the March 24th Fun Fest. Volunteers made up of
LHES School Staff and Community Members, served 290 lunches. A big MAHALO
to the Community Members who donated the delicious lunches. Despite the
rain, nearly half of the DOE school’s currently enrolled students
attended. Partners shared exciting information about several of the many
new programs and opportunities awaiting charter students this year.
==> LCPCS is committed to providing each high school student the
opportunity to participate in his or her choice of sports. All fees for
high school sports will be paid.
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ALOHA!
UPDATE APRIL 2012
==> David Rizor has joined the Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School
family as its incoming Director of Operations. Dr. David Rizor is entering
his 22nd year in education, with experience as a teacher and as an
administrator that spans preschool through university levels. He served as
the Director of Volcano School of Arts & Sciences in Volcano from
2004-2011, leading Volcano School to a rating of “In Good Standing,
Unconditional,” the best rating a school in Hawaii can receive. Dr. Rizor
holds a Master’s degree in Educational Administration and a PhD in
Curriculum and Instruction. He developed K-12 curriculum and taught
environmental education courses at the University of Wyoming for four
years and served as a school district Science Coordinator for seven years
prior to moving to Hawaii.
Please join us on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 from 5 pm to 6 pm.
Dr. Rizor will be meeting parents and community members at the Band room
before the ILSB Public Meeting. Dr. Rizor is working with transition
coordinator Sue Deuber to hire teachers and staff and plan for the opening
of our charter school this August 1, 2012.
==> Current LHES accreditation status continues for the 2012-2013 LCPCS
school year through the Western Association for Schools and Colleges
(WASC). The first graduating class of Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter
School will follow tradition and continue to graduate from an accredited
educational facility.
==> Thank you for attending the March 24th Fun Fest. Volunteers made up of
LHES School Staff and Community Members, served 290 lunches. A big MAHALO
to the Community Members who donated the delicious lunches. Despite the
rain, nearly half of the DOE school’s currently enrolled students
attended. Partners shared exciting information about several of the many
new programs and opportunities awaiting charter students this year.
==> LCPCS is committed to providing each high school student the
opportunity to participate in his or her choice of sports. All fees for
high school sports will be paid.
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