Super Kids! Super Staff! Super School!

I. WELCOME (ELIZABETH KALAMA, CHAIRPERSON)

a. Present: Susan Luna, Mariko Thompson, Elizabeth Kalama, Reda Antonio, Susan Endo, Michelle chung, John Luke Enos, Jackie Magsayo, Gigi Cocquio

II. PRINCIPAL'S UPDATE

Nelson is away on a trip. SCC's role was brought up at Waianae Complex SCC meeting at Makaha Resorts. We should play a prominent role in the retention aspect of hiring new teachers.

III. REPORTS FROM REPRESENTATIVES

A. Teachers (Larrilynn Tamashiro, Mariko Thompson) We need to think "outside the box" regarding funding of programs (like WHS did with recruitment). SCC is a possible source of support for students, techers, and staff. Focus of SCC may be to be the liason with the home. Grade level nights, etc., and work more collaboratively with the school's PCNC. We will invite the PCNC to the next meeting. We would like to conduct a survey of teachers' needs. Susan Luna, Susan Endo, and Mariko will work on a survey to be distributed to teachers at their next faculty meeting.

B. Classified: (Elizabeth Kalama, Reda Antonio) No report.

C. Parents: (Susan Endo, Michelle Chung) Parents like the idea of school t-shirts. Susan asked about the school's sense of HAS testing. Susan Luna reported that results will be given to schools in July. Many variables, including the changing of tests.

D. Students: (John Luke Enos, Tatiana Avilla) Student Council is coordinating Memorial Day lei-making. Sixth graders recently completed their Ropes Course with the National Guard, and also dedicated their garden to Jack Johnson at the Farm's Open House.

E. Community: (Jackie Magsayo, Gigi Cocquio) How can the SCC play a more active role in school? What is the role of SCC? The manual goes over what we cannot do, not what we CAN do. How can we REALLY help the school build community and relationships?