2024-2025 AES NEWS

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We wanted to extend a big MAHALO to each and every one of you for making our first-ever Earth Day event last week such a resounding success! It was truly inspiring to see our school community come together to celebrate our planet and learn more about how we can all make a difference.

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A special shout-out goes to our amazing student council members and their fellow classmates for their enthusiasm and participation in all the activities. And thank you so much for your incredible generosity in bringing in your old crayons for our recycling drive. Your colorful contributions will soon be melted down and transformed into new crayons for children in hospitals, bringing a little bit of joy and creativity to their day. We were so touched by your aloha and care for others.

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As we look ahead, we have just five more weeks of school remaining. Let's make the most of this time together! We encourage all students to continue putting their best foot forward in their studies.

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Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​​

• After School Pick Up Friendly Reminder

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

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Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

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Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Dates to Remember​​​​​​​

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update

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Kindness Quote

“Forget injuries; never forget kindness.”

—Confucius

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We wanted to extend a warm and sincere mahalo to each and every one of you who joined us for our Easter event last week! It was truly heartwarming to see so many families come together to enjoy the fun, laughter, and community spirit.

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We also want to give a special shout-out to the incredible Friends of Ali‘iolani! Your dedication, hard work, and thoughtful coordination made this event possible. From the egg hunt to the crafts and treats, your efforts created a truly memorable experience for our children. We are so grateful for your ongoing support and commitment to our school community.

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Finally, a big thank you to our amazing teachers and staff. Your willingness to lend a hand and bring smiles to our students' faces is deeply appreciated. Your support is invaluable in making our school events so special.

 

Looking ahead, we're excited to celebrate Earth Day this Tuesday, 4/22 with an activity sponsored by our wonderful Student Council! This Tuesday, please consider donating any unused crayons to the school. You can drop them off at Room A101. The Student Council will be collecting these crayons to be recycled and given to children in hospitals across the country, providing them with a little bit of color and joy during their stay.

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It's moments like these – both celebrating together and caring for our world – that truly highlight the strong and caring community we have here at Ali‘iolani. 

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Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• Friends of Ali‘iolani School SY 25-26 Nominations (information below)

• After School Pick Up Friendly Reminder

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

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A message on behalf of the Friends of Ali‘iolani Elementary School

“I know you all enjoy the events that Friends of Ali'iolani put together and coordinate with Ali'iolani Elementary School? Most of these AMAZING events are made possible because of the Friends of Ali'iolani partnering with Ali'iolani Elementary School. As parents, we love putting on these events for all the students and families of Ali'iolani Elementary School. Unfortunately, all the Friends of Ali'iolani Board Members have children who are graduating this school year so all positions need to be filled. In order for the Friends of Ali'iolani to remain, all Board Member positions need to be filled. 

 

Nominations will be held from now till all positions have a nomination and the selection of Board Members will be elected at the next FOA Meeting. The new Board Members will be welcomed to the FOA ASAP before the end of the 2025 school year. The new officers shall assume their official duties effective next school year 2025- 2026. A person shall fulfill the board position of two years or until their successors are elected. 

 

We appreciate all your time and effort and look forward to working together for the children of Ali'iolani Elementary School.”

 

If you have any questions please email: friendsofaliiolani@gmail.com

 

FOA nominations for SY25-26

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Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now

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​

Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

   • ​

Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Earth Day Event Sponsored by our Student Council on Tuesday, April 22

Help celebrate Earth Day with our Student Council! Let's wear green and help recycle. Please bring in used crayons. (No need to take the paper off the crayons) We will box and ship the crayons to an organization that remelts the crayons and sends them to sick children in hospitals. Drop off in boxes outside A101.

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Dates to Remember​​​​​​​

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

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​​​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update

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​

Kindness Quote

“Real strength has to do with helping others.”

—Mister Rogers

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that our Junior Police Officer (JPO) students achieved a high score of 100 points for their participation in the annual JPO state competition held at Corps Field! This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the excellent guidance they have received.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our wonderful counselor, Mrs. Ah Yat, for her tireless efforts in training and supervising our JPOs throughout the entire year. Her commitment and support have been instrumental in their success.

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We also want to express our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Yokoyama and our amazing Kindergarten and 4th-grade teachers for organizing such a successful and engaging STEM Day event last week. It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to explore the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics!

Finally, a big mahalo to all the parents, staff, and students who generously volunteered their time at our E-waste recycling event this past Saturday. Your commitment to our school and the environment is truly commendable. We also want to thank the Lion's Club for their invaluable coordination of this important event.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• Friends of Ali‘iolani School SY 25-26 Nominations (information below)

• After School Pick Up Friendly Reminder

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

​​

​

A message on behalf of the Friends of Ali‘iolani Elementary School

“I know you all enjoy the events that Friends of Ali'iolani put together and coordinate with Ali'iolani Elementary School? Most of these AMAZING events are made possible because of the Friends of Ali'iolani partnering with Ali'iolani Elementary School. As parents, we love putting on these events for all the students and families of Ali'iolani Elementary School. Unfortunately, all the Friends of Ali'iolani Board Members have children who are graduating this school year so all positions need to be filled. In order for the Friends of Ali'iolani to remain, all Board Member positions need to be filled. 

 

Nominations will be held from now till all positions have a nomination and the selection of Board Members will be elected at the next FOA Meeting. The new Board Members will be welcomed to the FOA ASAP before the end of the 2025 school year. The new officers shall assume their official duties effective next school year 2025- 2026. A person shall fulfill the board position of two years or until their successors are elected. 

 

We appreciate all your time and effort and look forward to working together for the children of Ali'iolani Elementary School.”

 

If you have any questions please email: friendsofaliiolani@gmail.com

 

FOA nominations for SY25-26

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​

Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now

​
​

Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

   • ​

Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Dates to Remember​​​​​​​

• 4/17 - Easter Event 5:30pm

• 4/18 - Good Friday - NO SCHOOL

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

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​​​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update

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​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is a silent smile, a friendly word, a nod of encouragement. Kindness is the single most powerful thing we can teach children.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

A huge mahalo to our dedicated school counselor, Mrs. Ah Yat, for all her hard work in coordinating our first-ever Career Fair last week! The event was a fantastic opportunity for our students to explore various professions and connect with the professionals in the field, providing valuable insights into future career paths. Thank you Mrs. Ah Yat for providing this enriching experience for our students and school community! 

 

We also want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to the six talented students who represented our school at the Honolulu District Speech Festival this past weekend (at McKinley High School). Their participation and courage in sharing their voices are a source of great pride for our school. Thank you Mrs. Przygodzinski and Ms. Nakashima for coaching our students and preparing them for this wonderful experience!

 

Looking ahead, our Kindergarten and 4th-grade students are in for an exciting STEM Day this Thursday, 4/10! This hands-on event will engage young learners in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics through interactive activities. We appreciate your ongoing support as we provide these enriching opportunities for our students' growth and learning.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• Friends of Ali‘iolani School SY 25-26 Nominations (information below)

• After School Pick Up Friendly Reminder

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

​​

​

A message on behalf of the Friends of Ali‘iolani Elementary School

“I know you all enjoy the events that Friends of Ali'iolani put together and coordinate with Ali'iolani Elementary School? Most of these AMAZING events are made possible because of the Friends of Ali'iolani partnering with Ali'iolani Elementary School. As parents, we love putting on these events for all the students and families of Ali'iolani Elementary School. Unfortunately, all the Friends of Ali'iolani Board Members have children who are graduating this school year so all positions need to be filled. In order for the Friends of Ali'iolani to remain, all Board Member positions need to be filled. 

 

Nominations will be held from now till all positions have a nomination and the selection of Board Members will be elected at the next FOA Meeting. The new Board Members will be welcomed to the FOA ASAP before the end of the 2025 school year. The new officers shall assume their official duties effective next school year 2025- 2026. A person shall fulfill the board position of two years or until their successors are elected. 

 

We appreciate all your time and effort and look forward to working together for the children of Ali'iolani Elementary School.”

 

If you have any questions please email: friendsofaliiolani@gmail.com

 

FOA nominations for SY25-26

​

​

Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now

​
​

Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

   • ​

Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Dates to Remember​​​​​​

• 4/2 - Career Day

• 4/2 - McTeacher Night sponsored by SPED Department

• 4/5 - Honolulu District Speech Festival

• 4/10 - STEM Day for Kindergarten and 4th Grade

• 4/12 - Saturday, Ali‘iolani E-Waste from 9am-11am

• 4/17 - Easter Event 5:30pm

• 4/18 - Good Friday - NO SCHOOL

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

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​​​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)​​

​

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness can make a bad day good, and a good day better.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

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We're excited to announce that Career Day is this Wednesday! Our students will have the opportunity to explore a variety of professions and learn from professionals in our community. We believe this event will be incredibly valuable in helping our students envision their future paths.

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A huge thank you to our school counselor, Mrs. Ah Yat for her tireless efforts in coordinating this wonderful event. Her dedication and hard work have made this day possible, and we are incredibly grateful for her commitment to our students' success.

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Also, we also want to invite you to our McTeacher Night on Tuesday, April 2nd from 4-7 pm. This fun-filled evening is sponsored by our Special Education department and is a great way to support their program while enjoying a delicious meal. Come out and support our amazing teachers serving up smiles and supporting a fantastic cause. 

 

We look forward to seeing you at our McTeacher Night on April 2nd!

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• Friends of Ali‘iolani School SY 25-26 Nominations (information below)

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

​​

​

A message on behalf of the Friends of Ali‘iolani Elementary School

“I know you all enjoy the events that Friends of Ali'iolani put together and coordinate with Ali'iolani Elementary School? Most of these AMAZING events are made possible because of the Friends of Ali'iolani partnering with Ali'iolani Elementary School. As parents, we love putting on these events for all the students and families of Ali'iolani Elementary School. Unfortunately, all the Friends of Ali'iolani Board Members have children who are graduating this school year so all positions need to be filled. In order for the Friends of Ali'iolani to remain, all Board Member positions need to be filled. 

 

Nominations will be held from now till all positions have a nomination and the selection of Board Members will be elected at the next FOA Meeting. The new Board Members will be welcomed to the FOA ASAP before the end of the 2025 school year. The new officers shall assume their official duties effective next school year 2025- 2026. A person shall fulfill the board position of two years or until their successors are elected. 

 

We appreciate all your time and effort and look forward to working together for the children of Ali'iolani Elementary School.”

 

If you have any questions please email: friendsofaliiolani@gmail.com

 

FOA nominations for SY25-26

​

​

Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now

​
​

Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

   • ​

Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Dates to Remember​​​​​​

• 4/2 - Career Day

• 4/2 - McTeacher Night sponsored by SPED Department

• 4/5 - Honolulu District Speech Festival

• 4/10 - STEM Day for Kindergarten and 4th Grade

• 4/12 - Saturday, Ali‘iolani E-Waste from 9am-11am

• 4/17 - Easter Event 5:30pm

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

​

​​​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)​​

​

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is caring for others, even when they may not care for you.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

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We want to express our deepest gratitude for your incredible participation in our recent STEM Day for 3rd and 5th graders on March 14th, and your support for our Scholastic Book Fair! Your presence and kokua truly made these events a shining success, filled with aloha.

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It was such a great oy to see the bright smiles and curious minds engaged during STEM Day. The students were engaged in hands-on activities, showing their problem-solving skills and creative thinking. Thank you for partnering with us to nurture a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in our keiki!

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A big mahalo to Mrs. Annie Yokoyama for her exceptional coordination of our STEM Day Event! Her meticulous planning and dedication to creating an engaging and educational experience were truly felt by all. We deeply appreciate her commitment to our students and their learning.

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We also want to extend our sincere appreciation to Ms. Michelle Nakamura for organizing our annual Book Fair! The excitement in the library was like a ray of sunshine, as students discovered new books and authors. Thank you for fostering a love of reading and expanding our students' horizons.

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Lastly, the third quarter has been a time of hard work and dedication, and we've seen our students and staff shine! We've witnessed remarkable growth and progress in academics, extracurricular activities, and personal development. Our students have embraced challenges with resilience and a positive attitude, embodying the spirit of to never give up. Our teachers and staff have tirelessly supported and guided them, fostering a nurturing and stimulating learning environment, full of lokahi. We are immensely proud of everyone's efforts!

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As we sail into the final stretch of the school year, let's continue this momentum and finish the fourth quarter strong. Let's continue to work together to provide our students with the support and encouragement they need to achieve their full potential. We look forward to a productive and fulfilling conclusion to the school year, filled with gratitude and appreciation.

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Thank you again for your unwavering support and partnership. We are truly fortunate to have such a dedicated and involved ‘ohana.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

 

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Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now

​
​

Ali‘iolani After-School Pick-Up: Let's Work Together!

We're so happy your child participates in our after-school activities! To make sure everyone has a safe and smooth end to their day, we've put together a few friendly reminders about pick-up.

1. Pick-Up Time Matters: We know life gets busy, but please try your best to pick up your child right when their activity ends. Late pick-ups disrupt school operations and cause concern for students and staff. This helps us keep everyone safe and lets our staff get home too!
    

2. Keeping in Touch: If your child isn't picked up on time, we'll give you a call or send a text to check in. If we can't reach you, we'll call your emergency contacts. Don't worry, we'll keep your child safe and sound until you arrive. If we can't reach anyone for a longer period of time, we may need to contact the authorities, just to be extra careful.
    

3. A Little Reminder System: We understand that things happen. If you're late, we'll have a friendly chat to remind you about our pick-up times. If it happens again, we'll schedule a quick meeting to talk about how we can help. And if it happens a third time, we might need to take a little break from the activity for a while.

   • First Incident: Verbal warning and policy reminder.

   • Second Incident: Written warning and parent/guardian meeting.

   • Third Incident: Suspension from the activity.

   • ​

Please make sure we have your most up-to-date contact information, and if you know you'll be late, just give us a call! We're all in this together to make sure your child has a wonderful and safe time at school. Mahalo for your cooperation.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters School Based Mentoring

Looking for a fun and enriching after-school program for your child? Big Brothers Big Sisters offers a one-to-one mentoring program every Friday from 3:00-4:00 PM! High school mentors from Sacred Hearts Academy provide personalized support, helping students boost their confidence, build friendships, and improve academically—all in a fun and encouraging environment. Don't miss this amazing opportunity for your child to grow and thrive!

 

Case Manager: Emalia Binney 

PH: (808) 953-9813

Email: ebinney@bbbshawaii.org

Visit their website for more information​​

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)​​

​

​

Dates to Remember​​​​​

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

• 4/2 - Career Day

• 4/5 - Speech Festival

• 4/10 - STEM Day for Kindergarten and 4th Grade

• 4/12 - Saturday, Ali‘iolani E-Waste from 9am-11am

• 5/7 - McTeacher Night

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

• 5/27 - Kindergarten Promotion

• 5/28 - 5th Grade Promotion

• 5/30 - Family Fun Festival​

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Kindness Quote

“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give”

—Sir Winston Churchill

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We want to express our deepest gratitude to all the parents who joined us for STEM Day this past Friday! It was a fantastic day of exploration, discovery, and hands-on learning for our first and second-grade students. Seeing their excitement and engagement in the various STEM activities was truly inspiring. Your presence and support made the event a resounding success.

 

A heartfelt mahalo to Mrs. Yokoyama for her exceptional dedication in coordinating such a memorable STEM Day! We also extend our deepest appreciation to our 1st and 2nd grade teachers for their hard work and thorough preparation. Their combined efforts created a truly enriching experience for our students, and we are incredibly fortunate to have such a dedicated team within our school community.

 

We also want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the parents and teachers who participated in our First Grade McTeacher Night! Your support in serving our families and friends at McDonald's was greatly appreciated. It was a fun and successful fundraising event for our first-grade activities.

 

And don't forget, our Scholastic Book Fair is coming up! From March 10th to 13th, we'll be hosting a wonderful selection of books for all ages. It's a fantastic opportunity to stock up on new reading material and support our school library. We encourage everyone to come and browse!

 

Lastly, this Friday, 3/14 will be our STEM Day event for our students in grades: 3rd and 5th. We anticipate a day of fun-filled activities with wonderful opportunities for learning and community building. Your involvement makes a significant difference in the lives of our students.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

 

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Ali‘iolani Elementary School Yearbook Online Orders

The online store will automatically close on Friday, April 25, 2025. Online Sales only. Purchase your yearbook online using the link below. $15.00 

Order 2024-2025 Yearbook Now
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Big Brothers Big Sisters School Based Mentoring

Looking for a fun and enriching after-school program for your child? Big Brothers Big Sisters offers a one-to-one mentoring program every Friday from 3:00-4:00 PM! High school mentors from Sacred Hearts Academy provide personalized support, helping students boost their confidence, build friendships, and improve academically—all in a fun and encouraging environment. Don't miss this amazing opportunity for your child to grow and thrive!

 

Case Manager: Emalia Binney 

PH: (808) 953-9813

Email: ebinney@bbbshawaii.org

Visit their website for more information

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​​

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• All SY 24-25 Yearbook sales will be online $15.00

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​​​

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• 3/14 - STEM Day for 3rd and 5th Grade

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

• 4/10 - STEM Day for Kindergarten and 4th Grade

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the greatest intention”

—Kahlil Gibran

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We want to begin by expressing our sincere gratitude to each and every one of you – our amazing parents, fantastic students, and dedicated staff – for making our Family Reading Night this past Friday such a resounding success! It was truly heartwarming to see so many families engaged in the joy of reading together. Your participation and support in fostering a love of literacy in our children is truly inspiring. Thank you so much!

 

We also have some incredibly exciting news to share! Yesterday, at a special luncheon with the Governor of Hawaii, two of our very own teachers, Mrs. Kamau and Mrs. Gong, were awarded their prestigious National Board Certificates. This is a tremendous accomplishment, representing years of dedication, rigorous study, and a commitment to excellence in teaching. We are immensely proud of Mrs. Kamau and Mrs. Gong for their hard work and dedication to our students. Please join us in congratulating them on this well-deserved achievement!

 

Looking ahead, we have another exciting event planned for our youngest learners. This Friday, 3/7 our first and second-grade students will be participating in a fun-filled STEM Day! They will have the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on activities and engaging experiments. We extend a huge mahalo to Mrs. Yokoyama for her hard work in coordinating this fantastic learning experience. We know our students will have a wonderful time!

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We are so fortunate to have such a supportive and engaged school community. Thank you for your continued partnership in ensuring the success of our students.

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Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

 

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Big Brothers Big Sisters School Based Mentoring

Looking for a fun and enriching after-school program for your child? Big Brothers Big Sisters offers a one-to-one mentoring program every Friday from 3:00-4:00 PM! High school mentors from Sacred Hearts Academy provide personalized support, helping students boost their confidence, build friendships, and improve academically—all in a fun and encouraging environment. Don't miss this amazing opportunity for your child to grow and thrive!

 

Case Manager: Emalia Binney 

PH: (808) 953-9813

Email: ebinney@bbbshawaii.org

Visit their website for more information

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​​

• 2/28/25 - Family Reading Night, 5:30 pm - 7 pm

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/7/25 - STEM Day for 1st and 2nd Grade

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• 3/14 - STEM Day for 3rd and 5th Grade

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is pulling someone up after they've been knocked down.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

Mark your calendars for a fun and enriching evening! We're excited to invite you to our Family Reading Night on Friday, February 28th, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm! Join us for an evening filled with stories, light refreshments, and a celebration of reading. This is a wonderful opportunity for the family and to foster a love of reading. 

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In other exciting news, we want to let you know about a fantastic opportunity for your child to receive extra support and mentorship. We're partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii to offer after-school mentoring for the next school year. This program pairs students with positive adult role models who provide guidance, encouragement, and friendship. If you're interested in learning more about registering your child for this valuable program, please scan the QR code below for more information. Space is limited, so be sure to inquire soon!

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We look forward to seeing you at Family Reading Night!

 

Mahalo nui loa for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

 

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Big Brothers Big Sisters School Based Mentoring

Looking for a fun and enriching after-school program for your child? Big Brothers Big Sisters offers a one-to-one mentoring program every Friday from 3:00-4:00 PM! High school mentors from Sacred Hearts Academy provide personalized support, helping students boost their confidence, build friendships, and improve academically—all in a fun and encouraging environment. Don't miss this amazing opportunity for your child to grow and thrive!

 

Case Manager: Emalia Binney 

PH: (808) 953-9813

Email: ebinney@bbbshawaii.org

Visit their website for more information

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Family Reading Night, 2/28, Friday from 5:30 pm to 7 pm.

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​​

• 2/28/25 - Family Reading Night, 5:30 pm - 7 pm

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is making someone smile if only for a moment.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

We want to congratulate our Robotics teacher, Mr. Mike Tawata, and our amazing robotics students for wonderfully representing our school at last week's State-wide Computer Science Professional Development Summit! We're incredibly proud of all of their hard work and dedication. We're excited to see how they will apply their new knowledge and skills in our robotics program. Congratulations!

 

Also, our Family Reading Night is fast approaching on Friday, February 28th from 5:30 pm to 7 pm. We'll have exciting stories, light refreshments, and a chance for families to connect over the joy of reading. More information will be coming out soon. We hope to see you all there!

 

Lastly, our Annual Book Fair will be on March 10-13th. Please be on the lookout for an informational flyer this week. Thank you for supporting all of our keiki to read at home.

 

Mahalo nui loa for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​​

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/10-3/13 - Ali‘iolani Book Fair

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

• 5/16 - Makahiki Games Event

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is realizing that we're all in this together.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Ali‘iolani ‘Ohana,

 

A huge MAHALO to all of our families for your incredible generosity during our annual Souper Bowl Canned Food Drive! We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for our community.

 

And the winner is...

The Philadelphia Eagles soared to victory in Ali'iolani's Souper Bowl with a score of 461 to 226!

 

Thanks to your contributions, we collected a mountain of food that will be donated to the Hawaii Food Bank, helping to fight hunger and support families in need.

 

We are so proud of our school community for coming together to make a difference. Your kindness and compassion truly embody the spirit of Ali'iolani.

 

A big thanks to Mrs. Yokoyama and the Student Council for helping to organize this fantastic event!

Important Reminder:

 

There will be no school this Friday, 2/14 due to Teacher Institute Day and no school on Monday, 2/17, President’s day. Please enjoy your four-day weekend!

 

Mahalo nui loa for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​​

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“In a world where you can be anything, be kind”

—Unknown

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

Get ready for some friendly competition and team spirit!

 

Ali'iolani Elementary is hosting a "Souper Bowl" canned food drive from February 3rd to 7th, featuring a face-off between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

 

Show your team spirit by donating canned goods! Place your donations in the designated bins labeled for your favorite team in the cafeteria. The Student Council will count the cans, and the team with the most donations will be crowned the "Souper Bowl" champion!

 

Let's rally together to support our community through this fun and impactful event!

 

After-School Tutoring Begins This Week

 

Mahalo for your patience as we prepared for our after-school tutoring program. We're excited to announce that tutoring starts this week! Students can get extra help with math and reading on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

 

Go Ali‘i’s!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​​

• 2/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Attitude is a choice. Happiness is a choice. Optimism is a choice. Kindness is a choice. Giving is a choice. Respect is a choice. Whatever choice you make makes you. Choose wisely.”

—Roy T. Bennett

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

Get ready for a week filled with kindness! From January 27th to 31st, Ali'iolani Elementary School will be participating in the Great Kindness Challenge.

Each day, we encourage students to participate in themed activities:

• Monday: "Wake Up to Kindness" - Wear pajamas to school.

• Tuesday: "Team Up for Kindness" - Wear sports team/athletic attire.

• Wednesday: "Kindness from Head to Toe" - Wear all one color.

• Thursday: "Kindness is Magical" - Wear anything Disney.

• Friday: "Let Kindness Shine" - Wear yellow!

We will also be incorporating a kindness challenge Bingo game. Students can earn rewards by completing acts of kindness!

 

Let's work together to create a ripple effect of kindness throughout our school community.

 

Lastly, get ready to dance, laugh, make new friends, learn choreography, perform, and have fun at School's Kids Hip Hop program!

Classes start January 28th. Register online at hawaiidancebomb.com.

• Fridays

• 2:30-3:15pm: Grade K-1

• 3:30-4:15pm: Grade 2-5

12 classes - $276

Payment plans available (more information can be found in the flyer below)

Grade 2-5 students can wait in the K-1 class if they are not in A+

Please contact hawaiidancebomb.com for any questions. Mahalo.

Thank you for your continued support!

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Let’s have another week of Living, Loving, and Learning!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

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​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember​​

• 2/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is compassion and love in perfect harmony.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Parents and Guardians,

We are excited to share some wonderful opportunities for our younger learners!

• Free Virtual Spring Math Camp:

  • The Hawaiʻi Department of Education and the Office of Curriculum and Instructional Design are offering a free virtual Spring Math Camp from March 19-21.

  • This camp provides engaging math activities designed to foster a love of learning.

  • Space is limited, so please register your child soon using the link below:

    • Spring Math Camp 2025 Flier.pdf

• Free After-School Tutoring:

  • We are thrilled to announce the start of our free after-school tutoring program beginning next week, January 30th.

  • Please be on the lookout for tutoring forms from your child's teacher.

 

Let’s have a fantastic week of Living, Loving, and Learning!

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Mahalo for your continued support.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

• 5th grade parents/families - Geographic Exception ends on March 1, 2025

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember​​

• 2/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

• 3/5/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 3/5/25 - Spring and Promotion Picture Taking

• 3/17-3/21 - Spring Break, no school

• 3/24 - 4th Quarter Begins

• 3/26 - Prince Kuhio Day, Holiday - no school

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“How beautiful a day can be, when kindness touches it!”

—George Elliston

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana, 

 

It has been wonderful to welcome our students back to school this past week! The energy and excitement on campus have been truly inspiring.

 

Our teachers also enjoyed a fantastic professional development session focused on innovative math strategies. We are eager to implement these new practices to enhance student learning and engagement.

 

Mahalo for your continued support.​​​

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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After School STEM Program with Bricks4Kidz

Spring 2025

Grade 2-4: Mondays 2:30 - 3:15pm

Grade 1: Mondays 3:30-4:15pm

February 3, 10, 24, March 3, 10, 24, 31, April 7 (no class 2/17, 3/17) 8 sessions

Tuition: $160

Deadline: January 15, 2025

Note: For 3:30pm class, students must be enrolled in A+ or they will need to be picked up after school and brought back to school in time for class.

Register Online

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​​

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember​

• 1/20/25 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, No School

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is the ability and desire to have a positive impact on others.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Happy New Year AES Ohana,

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On behalf of the entire Ali‘iolani staff, we extend a warm welcome back to you and your children as we continue our exciting year of learning and growth in 2025. We look forward to welcoming our students back to school on Tuesday, January 7th.

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We have been diligently working to prepare a stimulating and engaging learning environment for all our students. We are excited to announce the start of our Malama Mentors after-school programs in partnership with Kaimuki High School. Additionally, we welcome Bricks4Kidz to our school in February!

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Please note that there will be no school for students on Wednesday, January 8, 2025. Teachers will be participating in Professional Development training to enhance their Math instructional practices and further support student learning and achievement.

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Mahalo for your continued support.

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We wish you and your family a Happy New Year!​​

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​​​​​

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After School STEM Program with Bricks4Kidz

Spring 2025

Grade 2-4: Mondays 2:30 - 3:15pm

Grade 1: Mondays 3:30-4:15pm

February 3, 10, 24, March 3, 10, 24, 31, April 7 (no class 2/17, 3/17) 8 sessions

Tuition: $160

Deadline: January 15, 2025

Note: For 3:30pm class, students must be enrolled in A+ or they will need to be picked up after school and brought back to school in time for class.

Register Online

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Students return to school on Tuesday, January 7th. Please note that there is no school for students on Monday, January 6th, as it is a Teacher Work Day. Additionally, there will be no school on Wednesday, January 8th, while teachers participate in professional development training at Kaimuki High School

• Kindergarten Registration has opened - please register your child at the school office

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

• 1/6/25 - No School, Teacher Work Day

• 1/8/25 - No School, Professional Development Day

• 1/8/25 - McTeacher Night, 4-7 pm

• 1/20/25 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, No School

• 2/14/25 - Teacher Institute Day, No School

• 2/17/25 - President’s Day, No School

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is like watching the sun begin to shine through the clouds after a rainy day”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

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On behalf of the school, we would like to extend a heartfelt mahalo to our Parent-Teacher Organization, The Friends of Ali‘iolani, for hosting our Gingerbread House Making Night this past Friday and other fantastic events this year. Your dedication and hard work have significantly impacted our school community, creating lasting memories for our students and families.

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We are incredibly grateful for your generous support and unwavering commitment to our school. Your efforts have enriched our school experience and have made a positive difference in the lives of our students.

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We also want to express our sincere gratitude to our excellent teachers, faculty, and staff for their tireless efforts and dedication during this first semester. Your passion for education and commitment to our students is truly inspiring.

 

As we look ahead to 2025, we are excited about the opportunities for our students. With your continued support, we are confident that we will achieve great things.

 

Please have a safe and joyous holiday break!

 

Mahalo nui loa for all that you do! Go Ali‘is!​​

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​​​​​

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After School STEM Program with Bricks4Kidz

Spring 2025

Grade 2-4: Mondays 2:30 - 3:15pm

Grade 1: Mondays 3:30-4:15pm

February 3, 10, 24, March 3, 10, 24, 31, April 7 (no class 2/17, 3/17) 8 sessions

Tuition: $160

Deadline: January 15, 2025

Note: For 3:30pm class, students must be enrolled in A+ or they will need to be picked up after school and brought back to school in time for class.

Register Online

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• 12/18 - School Ends at 2:15pm

• 12/19 - Grade K, Winter Fun Day​

• 12/20 - Grade 3, Carols and Craft Day

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  ​12/20 - School Ends at 1pm

• ​1/6/25 - No School, Teacher Work Day

• 1/8/25 - No School, Professional Development Day

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

12/18 - Wednesday, School Ends at 2:15pm

12/20 - Friday, School Ends at 1pm​​

1/6/25 - No School, Teacher Work Day

1/8/25 - No School, Professional Development Day

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is being someone who makes everyone feel like a somebody.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We extend our heartfelt mahalo for your continued support of our school community events! Your participation in the Kaimuki Christmas Parade, Craft Fair, and McTeacher’s Night was truly heartwarming. Your aloha spirit made these events extra special.

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We’re excited to host our Gingerbread Making Night on Friday! Unfortunately, due to high demand, we’ve reached our maximum capacity. We apologize for any disappointment.

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Mahalo nui loa for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to sharing more wonderful events with you in the future!

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Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​​​​​

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After School STEM Program with Bricks4Kidz

Spring 2025

Grade 2-4: Mondays 2:30 - 3:15pm

Grade 1: Mondays 3:30-4:15pm

February 3, 10, 24, March 3, 10, 24, 31, April 7 (no class 2/17, 3/17) 8 sessions

Tuition: $160

Deadline: January 15, 2025

Note: For 3:30pm class, students must be enrolled in A+ or they will need to be picked up after school and brought back to school in time for class.

Register Online

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

12/13 - Gingerbread House Event

12/18 - Wednesday, School Ends at 2:15pm

12/20 - Friday, School Ends at 1pm​​

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is having a generous heart and having a selfless personality.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend! We wanted to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to the dedicated members of the Turkey Trot Committee for organizing such a fantastic event. Your hard work and commitment made this year's Turkey Trot a resounding success.

 

Upcoming Holiday Events:

More details about the upcoming Kaimuki Christmas Parade on Thursday, December 5th and the Friends of Aliiolani Craft Fair on Saturday, December 7th will be shared soon. Stay tuned for updates on these exciting activities.

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We look forward to celebrating the holiday season with you! Mahalo for your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​​​​​

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

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Dates to Remember

12/5 - Kaimuki Christmas Parade

12/7 - FOA Craft Fair

12/13 - Gingerbread House Event

12/18 - Wednesday, School Ends at 2:15pm

12/20 - Friday, School Ends at 1pm​​

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Real generosity is doing something nice for someone who will never find out..”

—Frank A. Clark

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

Mahalo for Your Support!

We want to express our sincere gratitude for your generous donations to our Technology and A/C Maintenance Drive! Your support will help us upgrade our technology throughout campus and ensure our classrooms are comfortable for our students.

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Please join us for the Turkey Trot

This Wednesday, 11/27 at 8:30 am we will have our annual Turkey Trot to celebrate our successful school fundraiser with students and staff. Please click here for the seating map if you’d like to join us.

 

Congratulations to Toby Mitchell!

We're thrilled to announce that our 4th-grade teacher, Toby Mitchell, has been named a 2025 Curriculum Associates Extraordinary Educator Leadership Collaborative Member. This is an incredible honor, and we're so proud of Mr. Mitchell’s dedication to education. He is the sole recipient of this recognition from Hawaii!

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Thank you Ali‘iolani Ohana

As we gather to celebrate Thanksgiving and the start of the holiday season, I want to express my sincere gratitude to our amazing students, families, teachers, and staff. Your unwavering dedication and hard work have made a significant impact on our school community.

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Your support has not only fostered a positive learning environment but has also empowered our students to reach their full potential. We are truly grateful for your contributions and look forward to an exciting second half of the school year.

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Wishing you all a joyous and peaceful holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones.

 

Mahalo,

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​

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Turkey Trot designated seating areas for AES Ohana

• To ensure all of our students are safe throughout the activity, please stay in the assigned areas. 

• Please review the map for the designated seating sections for our AES families. Sections are marked in the color red.

• Should you have any questions, please contact our school office.

Click here for the seating map

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

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Dates to Remember

11/27 - Turkey Trot for Technology

11/28 - Thanksgiving (No School)

11/29 - Holiday (No School)

11/30 - Keep it Kaimuki

12/5 - Kaimuki Christmas Parade

12/7 - FOA Craft Fair

12/13 - Gingerbread House Event

12/18 - Wednesday, School Ends at 2:15pm

12/20 - Friday, School Ends at 1pm​​

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Happiness is the new rich. Inner peace is the new success. Health is the new wealth. Kindness is the new cool.”

—Syed Balkhi

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

Congratulations to our school's Robotics Team, who succeeded incredibly at the State Tournament held at Kalani High School! They won 1st place in Robot Design and Programming and 2nd place in the Robot Game. We're incredibly proud of our talented students and dedicated robotics coach, Mr. Mike Tawata! Go Ali'is!

 

Make-Up Picture Day, 11/21:

 

Don't miss your chance to take your photo for the school's yearbook. We'll host a make-up picture day and group photos (e.g., JPOs, Student Council, Robotics) on Wednesday, November 21st. Please ensure your child is dressed appropriately.

 

Thank you for your continued support.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​

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Career Day, April 2, 2025

 

Aloha Ali'iolani Parents and Families!

 

We are very excited for our upcoming Career Day.  This year, Career Day will be on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.  As we begin planning for this school-wide event, we need help gathering information on possible speakers.  This year, our students are interested to hear from adults who have careers in the military, sports, law, music, art, construction and even the culinary field (But, not limited to these fields).  If you are interested in presenting during our Career Day, please complete the parent interest form.  If you have any connections and/or contacts that might be of value, please feel free to include it on this form too.  Our goal is to provide our students a full day of learning about as many careers as they can.  With that being said, please wait for a confirmation from us as we may get duplicate careers submitted. As always, we thank you for your continuous support of our Ali'iolani students. 

 

Mahalo, 

Career Day Committee

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

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Dates to Remember

11/20 - Makeup Picture Taking and Group Photos

11/27 - Turkey Trot for Technology

11/28 - Thanksgiving (No School)

11/29 - Holiday (No School)

11/30 - Keep it Kaimuki

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“In a world where you can be anything, be kind”

—Unknown

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We want to express our sincere gratitude for your overwhelming support of our recent school events!

 

Your participation in our Math Fun Night last Monday was incredible. Seeing our students engaged in fun and educational math activities, alongside their families, was truly heartwarming.

 

We also want to thank you for supporting our McTeacher's Night fundraiser sponsored by 4th grade on Wednesday night. Your generous contributions will directly benefit our 4th grade activities and enhance our students' learning experiences.

 

Lastly, please mark your calendars for an upcoming Career Day event on April 2, 2025. See below for more information if you are interested in presenting at our career day.

 

Mahalo nui loa for your continued support and partnership.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

First Quarter Newsletter​​​​​

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

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Dates to Remember

11/11 - No School, Veteran's Day

11/20 - Makeup Picture Taking and Group Photos

11/27 - Turkey Trot for Technology

11/28 - Thanksgiving (No School)

11/29 - Holiday (No School)

11/30 - Keep it Kaimuki

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“If you have the power to make someone happy, do it. The world needs more of that.”

—Unknown

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We want to extend a huge mahalo to everyone who volunteered and attended our recent Craft Fair! Your support made the event a resounding success.

 

A special thanks to our dedicated volunteers who worked tirelessly to make the event run smoothly. Your efforts truly made a difference.

 

We also want to thank all the families who attended the fair. Your support helps us raise funds for our school and provides a fun and festive experience for our community.

 

Reminders:

Flu Shot Clinic tomorrow, Monday. Please ensure you have the necessary consent forms signed and returned.

Math Night: For those families who signed up, remember to join us for Math Night tomorrow evening at 5:30 pm in the school cafeteria.

First Quarter Newsletter

 

Mahalo for all your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal​​​​

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

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Dates to Remember

11/4 - Flu Shot Clinic

11/5 - No School, Election Day

11/11 - No School, Veteran's Day

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is seeing the best in others when they cannot see it in themselves.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We want to extend a huge MAHALO to everyone who volunteered and attended our Trunk or Treat event last Friday! Your support made it a truly spooktacular night for our keiki.

Important Reminders:

• Parent-Teacher Conferences: Please remember that school will end at 1 PM daily this week.

• FOA Craft Fair: Join us this Saturday, November 2nd for a fun-filled day! We're still looking for volunteers to help out. Please sign up using the registration QR code below.

• After School Clubs: Don't forget to sign up for after-school clubs online tomorrow, October 28th. The QR code is also below

We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you at Parent-Teacher Conferences and the FOA Craft Fair!

First Quarter Newsletter

 

Mahalo for all your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Ali‘iolani After-School Clubs Information and Registration

• Registration is open from October 28th at 8:00 am and closes on October 31st at 4:00pm.

• Register Online or come into the office and register in person.

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Ali‘iolani Craft Fairs on November 2nd and December 7th

Aloha AES Ohana,

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On behalf of the Friends of Ali‘iolani:

 

Please sign up to volunteer at our upcoming FOA Craft Fairs on November 2nd and December 7th! Your help is essential to make these events a success.

 

Volunteer Responsibilities:

• Setting up and manning the drink booth

• Helping with event setup and takedown

• Assisting with customer service and sales

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Sign Up Online

 

​Mahalo for your support!

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

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Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

10/28-11/1 - Parent Teacher Conference

11/4 - Math Night, 5:30pm

11/4 - Flu Shot Clinic

11/5 - No School, Election Day

11/11 - No School, Veteran's Day

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is pulling someone up after they've been knocked down.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We're off to a fantastic start to the second quarter! To ensure all our students receive the support they need, we'll soon be launching reading intervention groups in the coming weeks. These groups will be led by your classroom teachers and reading interventionists to help your child strengthen their foundational reading skills and reading comprehension skills. Mahalo for your kokua.

 

Friendly reminders: 

• Math Night Invitation forms were sent home on Friday. As space and supplies are limited, we urge you to return your forms as soon as possible to secure your spot. Confirmation slips will be sent to families at the end of the week upon receipt of the forms. Thank you for your understanding.

• Flu Shot Clinic forms were also sent home on Friday. Please fill out these forms if you want your child to receive a flu shot at our school. The deadline is 10/25.

• Parent-teacher conferences are coming up next week! From October 28th to November 1st, school will end at 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.

 

We're still looking for volunteers to make our Trunk or Treat a memorable event.

More information andsign up

 

Thank you for your continued support! Let's make this week another amazing one filled with Living, Loving, and Learning.

First Quarter Newsletter

 

Mahalo for all your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

10/25 - 5:30pm-7:00pm - Trunk or Treat

10/28-11/1 - Parent Teacher Conference

11/4 - Math Night, 5:30pm

11/4 - Flu Shot Clinic

11/5 - No School, Election Day

11/11 - No School, Veteran's Day

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is having a generous heart and having a selfless personality.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We hope you all had a restful and rejuvenating break with friends and family! We welcome you to another fun and exciting fall session of Living, Loving, and Learning.

 

As we begin the second quarter, we encourage you to set high goals for yourself and to approach your studies with excitement and dedication. Remember, your teachers are here to support your academic growth and development.

 

Just a few reminders:

• This Saturday, 10/19, we are having our first school community event of the year with Sustainable Coastlines of Hawaii. It will be from 3 pm to 8 pm at our school campus. Please see below for more information.

• Parent-teacher conferences will be held at the end of the month (from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1). Be sure to connect with your teacher on a PTC date and time. During our conference week, we will end school at 1 p.m.

• Lastly, We can't wait to see you at our fantastic Trunk or Treat event sponsored by the FOA on Friday, 10/25 from 5:30 pm. It's going to be a spooktacular evening! See you there!

 

Let’s have an amazing and memorable second quarter! Go Ali‘is!

 

Mahalo for all your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:​

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

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Dates to Remember

10/19 - 3:00pm-8:00pm - Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii Clean Up Event at AES

10/25 - 5:30pm-7:00pm - Trunk or Treat

10/28-11/1 - Parent Teacher Conference

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Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“Love and kindness are never wasted. They always make a difference.”

—Helen James

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Families,

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Congratulations! Thanks to your overwhelming support in completing the Free and Reduced Lunch applications, we have qualified for additional Title I funding for next school year 2025-26.

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We received confirmation from the state offices just last week that we were able to secure this funding by the narrowest of margins. Your dedication and hard work in completing these applications have made a significant difference in our ability to provide additional resources and support to our students.

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Mahalo nui loa for your kokua and teamwork!

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Please note that we will be holding a professional development day for faculty and staff on Friday, 10/4/24. There will be no school for students on Friday.

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Mahalo for your continued support.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

10/2 - 4-7pm McTeacher Night sponsored by JPO/Student Council

10/4 - PD Day - No School for students

10/7-10/11 - Fall Break - No School for students

10/25 - 5:30pm-7:00pm - Trunk or Treat

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​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is extending yourself in a way that uplifts another human being.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Families,

 

We're thrilled to share some fantastic news about our students' recent academic achievements! Our school has surpassed expectations on the state assessments, with outstanding scores in Math, Reading, and Science.

SY 23-24:

• Math: 79% of our students met or exceeded standards. (Our school ranked 6th in the State of Hawaii!)

• Reading: 68% of our students met or exceeded standards.

• Science: 66% of our students met or exceeded standards.

These impressive results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, teachers, and staff. We're incredibly proud of their accomplishments!

We're grateful for your continued support and partnership in your child's education. Together, we're creating a positive and nurturing learning environment where students can thrive.

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Mahalo!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

10/4 - PD Day - No School for students

10/7-10/11 - Fall Break - No School for students

​

​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness can make a a bad day good, and a good day better.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Parents and Guardians,

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Picture Taking Day is today, Monday, 9/16. Please ensure your child comes to school in their best attire for the photo shoot. All students will have their pictures taken during the school day.

Additionally, we kindly ask that you return your child's Federal Survey card to your teacher as soon as possible. This information is vital for our school's federal reporting and planning.

 

Finally, we highly encourage you to apply for the free and reduced-price lunch program by 9/17. By applying, you are not only helping your child but also supporting our school. Applying for free or reduced-price lunch helps our school qualify for Title I federal funding, which provides additional resources to support all of our students' academic success.

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Mahalo for your continued support.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

9/16 - Picture Taking (House of Photography)

10/4 - PD Day - No School for students

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​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the greatest intention.”

—Kahlil Gibran

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

We wanted to express our sincere gratitude for your overwhelming support of our 3rd Grade McTeacher Night! Your participation, enthusiasm, and the incredible work of the Friends of Ali‘iolani made the event a huge success.

Thank you for coming out and enjoying a fun evening with your children while supporting our classroom and our school community. We couldn't have done it without you!

 

Mahalo for all your support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Please turn in your child’s Federal Survey Card. Mahalo.

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

9/16 - Picture Taking (House of Photography)

10/4 - PD Day - No School for students

​

​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is spreading sunshine into other people's lives regardless of the weather.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha Parents,

 

I hope you are enjoying your 3-day weekend with loved ones!

 

We wanted to express our sincere gratitude for your understanding as we held our professional development training on August 26th. Your support allows us to continue enhancing our teaching practices for the benefit of all our students.

 

Last week, our Kaimuki Complex schools came together to learn about Teacher Clarity. This powerful approach will equip our teachers to:

• Clearly Communicating Learning Intentions: Students will always know what they are learning and why it's important.

• Providing Success Criteria: Students will understand when they have achieved the learning intention (objective).

• Creating a Positive and Supportive Classroom Environment: Students will feel confident and motivated to learn.

 

Ali'iolani is dedicated to implementing Teacher Clarity to provide our students with the best possible learning experience. We believe this approach will empower our students to take ownership of their learning and reach their full potential.

 

Mahalo for your continued support!

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

9/2 - Labor Day: Holiday (no school)

9/4 - McTeacher Night sponsored by 3rd Grade, 4-7pm Palolo McDonald's

9/16 - Picture Taking (House of Photography)

10/4 - PD Day - No School for students

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​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

​

Kindness Quote

“Kindness is making someone smile if only for a moment.”

—Random Acts of Kindness

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We are excited to share that our school is committed to enhancing teacher clarity in the classroom to ensure student success. Teacher Clarity is a professional development initiative aimed at improving teacher communication and instruction, making learning more effective and engaging for all students.

On August 26th, our teachers will be participating in professional development sessions focused on Teacher Clarity. They will learn strategies to:

• Clearly communicate Learning Intentions: Students will know exactly what is expected of them.

• Provide students with Success Criteria: Students will know when they have accomplished the learning objective.

• Create a positive and supportive classroom environment: Students will feel confident about themselves and know what their next steps are.

We believe that by focusing on Teacher Clarity, we can create a more equitable and effective learning environment for all students. We are excited to see the positive impact this initiative will have on your child's education.

 

Mahalo for your continued support.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

​​

​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

8/26 - Kaimuki Complex Professional Collaboration Day (no school for students)

9/2 - Labor Day: Holiday (no school)

9/16 - Picture Taking (House of Photography)

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​

Keiki Kicks Soccer

• Register online at Keiki Kicks Website

​

​

Kindness Quote

“Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”

—Desmond Tutu

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We want to express our sincere gratitude for taking the time to attend our recent Open House last week. Your presence and engagement were instrumental in making the event a success.

We value your partnership in your child's education and appreciate your interest in learning more about our school and your child's classroom. Your support and involvement are essential to our school community.

We look forward to a wonderful school year together!

 

Mahalo.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

• 8/12-8/21, Rainbow week

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​

A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

8/19 - Rainbow Days: Wear Blue

8/20 - Rainbow Days: Wear Purple

8/21 - Rainbow Days: Wear Rainbow

8/26 - Kaimuki Complex Professional Collaboration Day (no school for students)

9/2 - Labor Day: Holiday (no school)

9/16 - Picture Taking (House of Photography)

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Kindness Quote

“The best part of life is not just surviving, but thriving with passion and compassion and humor and style and generosity and kindness.” —Maya Angelou

Principal's Message

 

Aloha AES Ohana,

 

We’re off to an exciting start to the school year! Thank you for your continued support as we navigate these first few weeks together. Your partnership in helping your child adjust to their new classroom and routines is invaluable.
Starting tomorrow, we will begin wearing the different colors of the rainbow to help our keiki learn these essential colors. Please have your child join us for this fun school-wide activity.

 

Also, this Wednesday, we will have our open house from 1:15 to 3 p.m. Teachers will hold three repeat sessions to accommodate our families with multiple students in different grade levels. Parents/guardians only have to attend one session. Additionally, this Thursday is our Family Movie Night at 6:30 p.m. Please join us for some delicious popcorn and snacks.

 

Mahalo for being a part of our school community.

Leonard Padayhag, Principal

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​

Friendly Reminders​​​​

• Parking:

  • Starting Monday, teachers will return to parking at their normal parking stalls.

  • Please do not park in any marked parking stalls.

  • We have four visitor parking stalls at 6th avenue.

  • Mahalo for your cooperation

• Grades K-1, Drop off/ Pick up (6th Avenue)

• Grades 2-5, Drop off/ Pick up (7th Avenue)

• 8/12-8/21, Rainbow week

• 8/14, Open House

• 8/15, Movie Night by FOA
   

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A+ After School Updates

• YMCA starts on 8/6, Tuesday after school

• Please contact YMCA for registration - do not turn in forms to the school office.

• YMCA Registration Update (coming soon)

​

​

Hazel Health Services

• Hazel Health is a contracted service provider through the Hawaii Department of Education to support youth in need of mental health support.

• There is no cost to you and paid for by the State of Hawaii.

• Here is a link to their flyer for more information.

​

​

Dates to Remember

8/12-8/21 - Rainbow Days

8/14 - Open House, 1:15-3:00pm

8/15 - Movie Night by FOA, 6:30pm

8/16 - Statehood Day - No School

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Kindness Quote

“Kindness is like watching the sun begin to shine through the clouds after a rainy day.”
-Random Acts of Kindness