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At IPES, we strive to be... Inquirers, Knowledgeable, Thinkers, Communicators, Principled, Open-minded, Caring, Risk-takers, Balanced, Reflective

Iroquois Point Elementary School has been helping children discover the joy of learning since 1960. Located 2.5 miles from the Ewa Beach business district, we serve children and families from the Iroquois Point Island Club community. Our student body is drawn from a combination of military and local families, reflecting the ethnic, cultural and socioeconomic diversity of Hawai'i.

The child-centered learning environment in each of our classrooms provides a nurturing, structured and stimulating place where our students can develop creativity and build critical thinking skills. Iroquois Point teachers strive to meet the individual needs of each student while making learning challenging and fun. Recognizing that the physical environment is important to student success, we are pleased to be one of the few schools in the state that has air-conditioned classrooms.

Iroquois Point's curriculum is aligned with the Hawai'i Content and Performance Standards and is supported by programs and textbooks that are nationally recognized and research-based. Among the programs we use are Everyday Math, Invitations to Literacy, and Foss Science. In each subject, we emphasize a balanced curriculum which includes authentic learning experiences as well as the acquisition of basic skills. Computers with Internet access, as learning tools, are available in every classroom as well as in our state-of-the-art computer lab, where students work on individual projects as well as receiving group instruction. The Joint Venture Education Forum, a partnership between the military community and the Hawai'i public schools, provides funding which supports the purchase of textbooks and computers for Iroquois Point Elementary.

Recognizing the importance of developing the whole child, we offer different opportunities for arts exploration, through band, ukulele, chorus and art fairs. Athletic activities at our school are designed to teach fundamental concepts like teamwork, as well as to provide opportunities to build individual talents and explore new areas of interest. Our intramural sports include basketball, track, volleyball and spirit squad/cheerleading.

Because we believe so strongly in the importance of the home school connection, Iroquois Point provides many opportunities for families to gather in the celebration of and support for learning. Activities and meetings are held regularly throughout the year to keep our community and parents informed and involved in our school. To highlight student accomplishments and excellence, to spotlight what's happening in our classrooms and to provide opportunities for fellowship, a wide variety of events are scheduled, such as Curriculum Fairs, Math Nights, Movie Nights and Star Watching.

Our school encourages voluntarism and involves parents, teachers, community and administrators in decision making through the School Community Council. Our Parent Community Networking Center serves as a liaison between home and school, providing opportunities for families to get involved in their children's education, as well as working to support the needs of families.

Through the center of the Iroquois Point campus winds a yellow brick road, built to remind our school family that there is a rainbow in each of us. Just as Dorothy realized at the end of the Wizard of Oz that there is no place like home, we invite you to come to Iroquois Point and find a home where your children can flourish in a rich educational environment. Our theme for this upcoming year will be "Iroquois Point: Where Rainbows Begin," we hope you will join us on the journey. To schedule an appointment to come learn more, please contact us at 808-499-6500.

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499 - 6500

FAX
499 - 6508

Health Aide
499-6500 x226

PCNC
499 - 6500 x255

A+
499 - 6510

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Philosophy

 

 

  • Each child is unique.
  • Each child will become a confident, self-directed, lifelong learner.
  • Each child deserves a safe, engaging environment.
  • Each child will have the support of mutually respectful relationship.

 

 

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Mission Statement

 

 

 

Iroquois Point Elementary School aims to develop lifelong learners empowered to meet the challenges of tomorrow's world.

 

 

 

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Vision

 

 

 

Iroquois Point Elementary School is a place where:

  • a diverse approach to learning is encouraged and nurtured.
  • each student is inspired to learn and achieve, and is committed to high standards in all content areas.
  • each student experiences success daily in an environment that embraces creative and diverse learning experiences.
  • there is open communication and support between home, classroom, school, and community.

 

 

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General Learner Outcomes

 

The ability to be responsible for one's own learning.

  • I can be responsible.
  • I manage work.
  • I set goals.
  • I manage time.
  • I set priorities.
  • I am responsible for my own actions and inactions.

The understanding that it is essential for human beings to work together.

  • I can work with others.
  • I communicate clearly.
  • I contribute to group effort.
  • I manage my own behavior.
  • I respect individuals.
  • I work toward group goals.

The ability to be involved in complex thinking and problem-solving.

  • I can solve problems.
  • I engage in higher level thinking skills.
  • I apply experiences and skills to problem solve.
  • I connect what I learn to real life.

The ability to recognize and produce quality performance and quality products.

  • I can recognize and produce quality work.
  • I am able to assess quality in products and performances.
  • I am able to produce quality products and performances.
  • I meet or exceed state and/or national standards.

 

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