August 16, 2012

Attendance Matters

Attendance matters!  On-time behavior is an important ingredient for success in school, at work and in the home. Let’s start developing this good habit in our children. King has a positive attendance record of over 94% student present in school. These attendance figures demonstrate that our students support and enjoy the programs provided at King. 

100% on-time attendance is our high goal for on-time attendance. Being late to school disturbs the learning environment and your child misses out on the morning routines (morning bulletin, teacher's lesson introduction, etc.)  Students will be allowed “amnesty” for their first two unexcused tardies.  When a student is unexcused tardy to school three times or beyond, there will be a “learning opportunity” via lunch-time detention.  This detention involves sitting in a designated area during lunch and then helping to clean the common areas of the cafeteria.  Chronic “late to school” behavior will require a parent conference(s). Please help your child manage his time in the morning by allowing adequate time to wake up, get ready, and travel to school. Being prepared the night before with books, supplies, and clothes is also a great help to the morning routine.

Please continue your positive partnership with S.W. King Intermediate by your close personal attention to these attendance issues. If you have any questions/concerns regarding your child's attendance, please call James Frisbie, Attendance Counselor, 233-5727, ext. 233.
A positive parent/school partnership requires that parents inform the school via telephone by 9 a.m. of the day of their child’s absence (233-5727). 

For further information on our Attendance Policy, see the "Parent Information Booklet" on this site. Look for the tab under the King Connection masthead. Click on the tab for the on-line edition of the Parent Information Booklet.

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Stop the Flu! Important Consent Forms Will Be Sent Home with Your Child

Be Ready! Be Prepared! The flu season officially begins on October 1st of each year, and continues through mid-May of the following year. Although Hawaii experiences a flu season, we tend to see the flu year round because of our tropical climates and tourist populations. Important information on the flu vaccination program and consent forms will be sent home on Tuesday, 8/21/12. Please ask your child for these forms. THE DEADLINE FOR THE COMPLETED CONSENT FORMS IS SEPTEMBER 7th. LATE FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Flu vaccines will be administered at King on October 25, 2012 only. 
Volunteers are needed that day to monitor the students at the clinic and to escort them back to their classes. If you are available on October 25th for Shift #1: 7:45 am to 10:30 am OR Shift #2: 10:15 am to 1:00 pm, please e-mail pamela_kino@notes.k12.hi.us, include your full name and which shift you want to work. Lots of walking may be involved (escorting students back to their rooms).

August 14, 2012

2 Easy Ways to Help Us Fundraise

Join us in 2 easy fundraisers!

My Coke Rewards will help our library with new magazine subscriptions and supplies.
Here is a link to the My Coke Rewards Donation site
My Coke Rewards


And BoxTops for Education will be used for incentives and rewards for all our students!
Here is a link to a list of all the participating products. A collection box is at our front office.
Box Tops for Education Products