Your child can log on to these websites with school purchased accounts

KidBiz3000 KID BIZ 3000-
All students in grades 2-5 should be using Kid Biz. This computer-based program can be used at home as well as school. Please ask your child’s teacher if you have any questions regarding this program.

Discovery Education

Ebsco Host

Story Town

IXL or MathWhizz

Parking Lot Procedures
Parents, PLEASE drop your students off at the designated loop area and not in the teacher parking lot or the dirt lot.

Mahalo!

Welcome to Princess Nahi'ena'ena Elementary

Our Vice Principal, Stacy Brookland, PCNC Sara Kanemitsu and our school Counselors have been working hard on our Princess Nahi'ena'ena Newsletter entitled Ha'ilono!
Be sure to check it out every month by clicking on the link below
Newsletter:

CLICK HERE FOR STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
REVISED 2-13-12 FOR 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR

and

STUDENT and PARENT HANDBOOK

Google Apps for Students Login Here

Annual Notification of Privacy Rights

Know your privacy rights as they apply to:

1. student record information

2. directory information

3. surveys and other information collection

4. military recruitment information

For more information on your privacy rights, the laws that protect them, and how to exercise your rights, contact your school administrator or visit this link

http://ferpa.k12.hi.us

2012-2013Calendar is approved by the BOE Click here for the live local weather with Princess Nahi'ena'ena and KHNL News Neighborhood SchoolNet Lahaina Weather Doppler Radar April Lunch Menu April Breakfast Menu May Lunch Menu May Breakfast Menu BREAKFAST Regular Student Breakfast $1.00 Reduced price for student breakfast $.30 Second and subsequent student breakfasts $2.00 Adult Breakfast $2.00 LUNCH Regular student lunch $2.35 Reduced price for student lunch $.40 Second student entrée $1.85 Second student lunch $4.70 Adult Lunch $4.70 Meal Tracker Breakfast and Lunch Accounts- Please ensure your child has money in his/her lunch account. Pink reminder slips go home on Mondays and Thursdays as well as nightly phone calls/emails for those students who have lunch loans. If you were paying at the beginning of the year and later you were ap-proved for free/reduced meals, that balance needs to be paid. Please call Mrs. Bookland, VP to set up a payment plan. If you have had a change in your job, become unemployed or are dealing with hard economic times, you can complete an application for free/reduced lunch at anytime. We want to feed your child and will allow loans for up to 5 school days. Any lunch loans above $11.25 (5 days at $2.25) your child will need to bring a home lunch. No loans are given for breakfast.


May at a Glance
24	Last Day for students
24	Last Day for Teachers
25	Teachers Directed Leave Without Pay
28	Memorial Day

July at a Glance
4	Independence Day
24	First Day for Teachers
26 & 27	Teacher Directed Leave Without Pay - no Students
30	First Day For Students










Listen to the GLO song! We would like to congratulate Mrs. Matsui and her 2004/2005 first grade class for writing our GLO song. We would also like to thank all the Princess Nahi'ena'ena staff for implementing the GLOs on a daily basis and getting the whole Department of Education in Hawaii excited about them! Here are the words to the GLO song: The GLOs Lyrics by: Mrs. Matsui’s First Grade Class (2004-2005) Music by: Jim Valley Chorus: We’re trying to be RESPONSIBLE Like doing our homework everyday Setting goals and staying on task And then we get to run out to play. COOPERATION is working together It’s the best thing we can do Following all the rules And respecting others, too. (Chorus) Being a COMPLEX THINKER Is the hardest thing to do We think with our brains Try to solve our problems, too. (Solve our problems) QUALITY WORK we do at school We strive to do our best We need to practice everyday To rise above the rest. (To rise above the rest) COMMUNICATING with everyone To help them understand By speaking and writing effectively All situations could be grand. The rules of TECHNOLOGY Are always on our minds We get e-mails and information Having to go online (Online, online, online) To become successful citizens We’ll learn the GLOs At school, at home, and everywhere We are following our goals. To learn the GLOs Following our goals GOALS!