General Students and Teachers:
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
SPECIAL SCHEDULE
Gym
Mandatory. S.A. officer candidates will present campaign speeches to grades 9-11. Student
back-packs should be left in Period 1 classes before proceeding to the gym. Seniors will have
a separate assembly in the cafeteria. The senior class advisor will give further instructions.
8:25 - 8:30 Teachers' Opening 5 min.
8:30 - 8:35 Period 1 5 min.
8:35 - 8:50 Pass to Gym 15 min.
8:50 - 9:15 ASSEMBLY 25 min.
(Sit with HR)
9:15 - 9:30 Recess 15 min.
9:30 - 9:35 Pass 5 min.
9:35 -10:43 Period 1/Bulletin 68 min.
10:43-10:49 Pass 6 min.
10:49-11:52 Period 2 63 min.
11:52-12:22 Lunch 30 min.
12:22-12:27 Pass 5 min.
12:27- 1:30 Period 5 63 min.
1:30 - 1:36 Pass 6 min.
1:36 - 2:39 Period 6 63 min.
- S. Pang
AP Exam Fees
Students taking AP Exams can now start submitting payment for each AP Exam they will be taking. Each exam costs $91 and may be payable by cash or check. Checks should be made out to Moanalua High School. Students who are on free & reduced lunch will pay $12 per test. - A. Ishida
Foodland Shop For Higher Education
It's that time of year again! The annual Foodland Shop for Higher Education Program will run from February 4 to March 17. All you need to do is show your Foodland or Sack 'n' Save Maika'i Card to any cashier and give our school code: 7475. Once you give the code, you need not do so any other time as you will automatically be registered. If you do not have a Maika'i card, simply go to the information booth and get one. It's FREE! Then, every time you purchase something from Foodland or Sack 'n' Save, Moanalua will receive points. If we collect enough points, we will receive one $2000 scholarship. If we are in the top 20 statewide, we receive another scholarship. In fact, the higher we go, the more scholarships we can get. Historically, Moanalua places around 35th or 36th every year. Let's try to improve on that and at least get into the top 20!- S. Pang
Spring Food Drive
It's that time of year again! Moanalua has always been generous with food donations, and with the poor economy, even more people will be looking for assistance. You can do your share by bring canned foods, dry noodles or bags of rice to your homeroom between now and March 5. Also, monetary donations are accepted. Every fifty-cents will count as one item. Remember, you will be helping others less fortunate and, this is also a class competition! All donations must be brought to the back of the library by the end of CAP on March 5.- S. Pang
Japan 201
Ohayō gozaimasu! Come join us on our adventure to Land of the Rising Sun. We are still accepting travelers to our trip to Japan in July 2015. If you are interested in seeing Mt. Fuji, riding the bullet train, eating authentic Japanese food, or visiting Tokyo Disneyland, see Mr. Gudoy in H102. Sayonara!
- E. Gudoy
Class:
Clubs:
Sports:
Boys Volleyball Tryouts: Boys Volleyball tryouts will start on Feb 10, 2015 in the gym from 3:30 -5:30 PM. And for the first time in a really long time, we will have both a Junior Varsity (JV) and a Varsity squad. Everyone is encouraged to participate. You must have a pink slip (athletic clearance and physical) to try out. Forms may be picked up at the front office, from the Athletic Training room, or in Room F102. Those interested should go see Coach Alan in Room F102 as soon as possible!
- A. Cabanting
Track & Field
- J. Kawachi
Varsity Softball
Varsity Softball tryouts continue today at 3:30p on the softball field. You must bring your pink slip, softball gear, and running shoes. See Coach Kris in P15 for more info.- K. Morikawa
