| We are proud of Sacred Hearts School's rich and lasting legacy & tradition. August 12, 2022 PRINCIPAL LOLESIO Email Mrs. Lolesio Sacred Hearts School' Ohana, Thank you for a great turnout at Back to School Night. It was a pleasure greeting new & returning families, and I look forward to an exciting and productive school year with all of you. Mahalo, for your ongoing support and commitment to your child's education. I n the 4th quarter, students, parents, and faculty members participated in a virtual New York Times bestselling author and bullying survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco . "Sacred Hearts School recognizes that bullying and intimidation have a negative effect on school climate and negate the spirit of dignity and uniqueness of each individual we advocate for, in a Catholic School. Students who are intimidated and fearful cannot give their education the single-minded attention they need for success. Bullying can also lead to more serious violence. Every student has the right to an education and to be safe in and around school." (School Handbook pg. 35) We are happy to continue the program and discussion with Jodee Blanco in person. Parents are encouraged to attend this informative session at 6:00 pm on September 1st in the St. Marianne Cope (school) hall. Please scroll down for more information. Parents please be mindful of Sacred Hearts School's attendance policy. " Only five absences will be allowed each quarter without a penalty applied to the student’s report card. A total of 20 or more absences a year may result in retention. Please [contact] the [me] if further clarification is needed." (School Handbook pg. 47) As a friendly reminder, pickup times are from 2:00-2:15 with late pick up until 2:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and from 1:00-1:15 with late pick up until 1:30 on Wednesday. Parents can pick up students in Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd in front of the church lawn. The current dismissal schedule is as follows: KDG, 1st, and 2nd - 2:00 pm/1:00 pm on Wednesday 3rd, 4th, and 5th - 2:10 pm/1:10 pm on Wednesday 6th, 7th, and 8th - 2:15 pm/1:15 pm on Wednesday If you want to pick up your child after 2:15/1:15, they will wait in front of the church, and the crossing guard will cross them when you arrive. Students waiting for pickup past 2:30/1:30 will return to the school office and remain there. We hope that this plan will help to alleviate traffic during pickup time. Student safety is our priority, so please adhere to the drop-off, pickup, and parking guidelines . Students should only be dropped off and picked up in the designated area. Parents who do not comply with our policies will have to pick up their children from the school office after school. Please scroll down to learn more about the drop-off and pickup guidelines. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please scroll through our newsletter to read about important dates, contact information, class news, campus beautifications, House System information, the school menu, faith formation and more! Visit our school's Facebook page and Youtube Channel, links available in the Class News Section. See the flyers below for details on our upcoming FAMILY FUN NIGHT EVENT! Have a safe, restful, and enjoyable weekend. See you on Monday! Sincerely in Christ, Mrs. Tonata Lolesio Imua Crusaders! On September 1st, New York Times bestselling author and bullying survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco will deliver a bullying survival and prevention seminar at Sacred Hearts School for parents, educators and students. The event is free and open to the public and appropriate for children of all ages. Highlights will include: • Jodee’s own story of her struggle as the target of severe school bullying, as well as what her parents and teachers did that helped; what didn’t and why; and insights from the thousands of students she has worked with across the nation. • Specific, practical advice for adults on how to intervene with a victim, bully or bystander, from the rare point of view of someone who has lived through it. • Insights into the plight of the Adult Survivor of Peer AbuseTM and suggestions on how to overcome those open wounds from the past. Families will have the opportunity to speak with Jodee following the presentation. The event will occur on Thursday, September 1st, from 6:00 pm-7:00 pm at St. Marianne Cope (school) Hall. For questions, please contact the school office at (808) 661-4720. About Jodee Blanco Survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco is the author of multiple critically acclaimed books on bullying, including the seminal New York Times bestseller Please Stop Laughing At Me..., that established her as the first voice of the anti-bullying movement, and is required reading in middle and high schools across the country. She travels to schools, sharing her story to save lives, and has spoken to tens of thousands of student, teachers and parents worldwide. august 2022 AUGUST 1 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, 11:00 AM DISMISSAL AUGUST 9 BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT 5:30 PM AUGUST 18 MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- NO SCHOOL AUGUST 19 STATEHOOD DAY - NO SCHOOL shs 160th anniversary celebration Mark your calendar for October 14th. More information will be available soon. 2022-2023 school supply list 2022-2023 School Supply List Download File 2022-2023 school calendar 2022-2023 Sacred Hearts & ELC Calendar Download File important school handbook information Sacred Hearts School Bullying Policy Download File SHS Parents-Jodee Blanco anti-bullying zoom presentation INJJA It's NOT Just Joking Around!™ Absences & Tardies E. TARDINESS Being tardy is disruptive to the flow of the opening structure of each day, whether it is prayer in the courtyard or morning tasks in the homeroom. Each student must be with his or her homeroom when the bell rings at 7:40AM. We begin each day with prayer in the courtyard. A student arriving after 7:45 is “Tardy” and must report to the office. A student who is tardy FIVE times will require some appropriate disciplinary action by the teacher. A 6th tardy will be cause for the principal’s attention. After Morning Prayer, the homeroom is an important time for communication between the teacher and students. Dress Code & Grooming Standards Dress Code Download File Dennis Uniform Information Download File Drop Off, Pick Up & Parking Guidelines Pickup times have now been extended from 2:00-2:15 to 2:00-2:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and from 1:00-1:15 to 1:00-1:30 on Wednesday. The current dismissal schedule is as follows: KDG, 1st and 2nd - 2:00 pm/1:00 pm on Wednesday 3rd, 4th, and 5th - 2:10 pm/1:10 pm on Wednesday 6th, 7th, and 8th - 2:15 pm/1:15 pm on Wednesday If you would like to pick up your child after 2:15/1:15, they will wait in front of the church, and the crossing guard will cross them when you arrive. Students waiting for pickup at 2:30/1:30 will return to the school office and wait there. We hope that the extension will help to alleviate traffic during pickup time. Student safety is our number one priority, so please adhere to the drop-off, pick-up, and parking guidelines . Students are only to be dropped off and picked up in the designated area. Parents who do not comply with our guidelines will have to pick up their children from the school office after school. Guidelines are available in this newsletter. 2020-2021 Parent-Student Handbook .pdf Download File safety guidelines & protocols Please contact the school office for more information or questions at (808) 661-4720. 5/25/22 Covid Safety Updates: Optional for classroom doors & windows to remain open until after morning recess & snack time. Classroom seating arrangements are allowed for grouping. Outdoors masks are optional on campus. Indoors masks are optional on campus. Discontinue the 10:30 am temperature checks until further notice. Mixed/assigned outdoor recess. Access the 2022 Covid Update by clicking on the highlighted link. Diocese of Honolulu Covid Prayer Download File Safe Environment Resources 10-tips Download File to-heal-brochure Download File school office information Office hours are Monday - Friday except holidays from 7:15 am - 3:00 pm. If you reach us after hours, please send an email or call the office and leave a voicemail (808) 661-4720. Please email your hearts hours to Ms. Crysta and she will log hours into FACTS for you. Click the images below to send an email to Ms. Caroline Brown, Front Office & Teacher Assistant or Ms. Crysta Kosianowski, Lead Health Aid. Ms.Cara Ms.Crysta Office of admissions & development Send Mrs.Yvette an email Call the school office to make an appointment to meet with Mrs. Yvette Richard for any of your registration questions and concerns. Refer a family and earn a $500 tuition credit.To register, simply go to your family portal, and on the left, scroll down to Enroll/Re-enroll and follow the prompts. Sacred Hearts School's Course Catalog Sacred Hearts School Course Catalog Sacred Hearts School's first Annual Giving Report: Time, Talent & Treasure. Thank you, middle school parents Alexis Merrill and Yvette Richard, for bringing this project to fruition. SHS Giving Report Download File 2021-2022 Virtual Back to School Night Read about Sacred Hearts School in the news: Sacred Hearts School launches new programs Students experience humpback whales outside of the classroom . The Koraleski Kahua debuts at Sacred Hearts School Pandemic tech to shape education in years to come . Sacred Hearts School gives back to the community amid busy 160th Anniversary year Subscribe to Sacred Hearts School's Youtube channel managed by middle school parent, Luis Barreno. Sacred Hearts School - Ho'ike 2022 Sacred Hearts School - Promotional Video 2021 Sacred Hearts School - Hoike 2021 Sacred Hearts School - Family Fun Night 2021 Sacred Hearts School - Jog-a-Thon 2021 Sacred Hearts School - Trunk-a-Treat 2021 SACRED HEARTs in partnership |
We are proud of Sacred Hearts School's rich and lasting legacy & tradition. | | |
 Email Mrs. Lolesio |
Sacred Hearts School' Ohana,
Thank you for a great turnout at Back to School Night. It was a pleasure greeting new & returning families, and I look forward to an exciting and productive school year with all of you. Mahalo, for your ongoing support and commitment to your child's education.
In the 4th quarter, students, parents, and faculty members participated in a virtual New York Times bestselling author and bullying survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco. "Sacred Hearts School recognizes that bullying and intimidation have a negative effect on school climate and negate the spirit of dignity and uniqueness of each individual we advocate for, in a Catholic School. Students who are intimidated and fearful cannot give their education the single-minded attention they need for success. Bullying can also lead to more serious violence. Every student has the right to an education and to be safe in and around school." (School Handbook pg. 35) We are happy to continue the program and discussion with Jodee Blanco in person. Parents are encouraged to attend this informative session at 6:00 pm on September 1st in the St. Marianne Cope (school) hall. Please scroll down for more information.
Parents please be mindful of Sacred Hearts School's attendance policy. "Only five absences will be allowed each quarter without a penalty applied to the student’s report card. A total of 20 or more absences a year may result in retention. Please [contact] the [me] if further clarification is needed." (School Handbook pg. 47)
As a friendly reminder, pickup times are from 2:00-2:15 with late pick up until 2:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and from 1:00-1:15 with late pick up until 1:30 on Wednesday. Parents can pick up students in Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd in front of the church lawn.
The current dismissal schedule is as follows:
KDG, 1st, and 2nd - 2:00 pm/1:00 pm on Wednesday
3rd, 4th, and 5th - 2:10 pm/1:10 pm on Wednesday
6th, 7th, and 8th - 2:15 pm/1:15 pm on Wednesday
If you want to pick up your child after 2:15/1:15, they will wait in front of the church, and the crossing guard will cross them when you arrive. Students waiting for pickup past 2:30/1:30 will return to the school office and remain there. We hope that this plan will help to alleviate traffic during pickup time.
Student safety is our priority, so please adhere to the drop-off, pickup, and parking guidelines. Students should only be dropped off and picked up in the designated area. Parents who do not comply with our policies will have to pick up their children from the school office after school. Please scroll down to learn more about the drop-off and pickup guidelines. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Please scroll through our newsletter to read about important dates, contact information, class news, campus beautifications, House System information, the school menu, faith formation and more! Visit our school's Facebook page and Youtube Channel, links available in the Class News Section. See the flyers below for details on our upcoming FAMILY FUN NIGHT EVENT!
Have a safe, restful, and enjoyable weekend. See you on Monday!
Sincerely in Christ,
Mrs. Tonata Lolesio
Imua Crusaders!
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On September 1st,
New York Times bestselling author and bullying survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco will deliver a bullying survival and prevention seminar at Sacred Hearts School for parents, educators and students. The event is free and open to the public and appropriate for children of all ages.
Highlights will include:
• Jodee’s own story of her struggle as the target of severe school bullying, as well as what her parents and teachers did that helped; what didn’t and why; and insights from the thousands of students she has worked with across the nation.
• Specific, practical advice for adults on how to intervene with a victim, bully or bystander, from the rare point of view of someone who has lived through it.
• Insights into the plight of the Adult Survivor of Peer AbuseTM and suggestions on how to overcome those open wounds from the past.
Families will have the opportunity to speak with Jodee following the presentation. The event will occur on Thursday, September 1st, from 6:00 pm-7:00 pm at St. Marianne Cope (school) Hall.
For questions, please contact the school office at (808) 661-4720.
About Jodee Blanco
Survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco is the author of multiple critically acclaimed books on bullying, including the seminal New York Times bestseller Please Stop Laughing At Me..., that established her as the first voice of the anti-bullying movement, and is required reading in middle and high schools across the country. She travels to schools, sharing her story to save lives, and has spoken to tens of thousands of student, teachers and parents worldwide.
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AUGUST 1 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, 11:00 AM DISMISSAL
AUGUST 9 BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT 5:30 PM
AUGUST 18 MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT- NO SCHOOL
AUGUST 19 STATEHOOD DAY - NO SCHOOL
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shs 160th anniversary celebration | |
Mark your calendar for October 14th. More information will be available soon. | |
2022-2023 school supply list | |
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2022-2023 school calendar | |
| 2022-2023 Sacred Hearts & ELC Calendar | |
important school handbook information | |
| Sacred Hearts School Bullying Policy | |
E. TARDINESS
Being tardy is disruptive to the flow of the opening structure of each day, whether it is prayer in the courtyard or morning tasks in the homeroom. Each student must be with his or her homeroom when the bell rings at 7:40AM. We begin each day with prayer in the courtyard. A student arriving after 7:45 is “Tardy” and must report to the office. A student who is tardy FIVE times will require some appropriate disciplinary action by the teacher. A 6th tardy will be cause for the principal’s attention. After Morning Prayer, the homeroom is an important time for communication between the teacher and students.
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Drop Off, Pick Up & Parking Guidelines
Pickup times have now been extended from 2:00-2:15 to 2:00-2:30 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and from 1:00-1:15 to 1:00-1:30 on Wednesday.
The current dismissal schedule is as follows:
KDG, 1st and 2nd - 2:00 pm/1:00 pm on Wednesday
3rd, 4th, and 5th - 2:10 pm/1:10 pm on Wednesday
6th, 7th, and 8th - 2:15 pm/1:15 pm on Wednesday
If you would like to pick up your child after 2:15/1:15, they will wait in front of the church, and the crossing guard will cross them when you arrive. Students waiting for pickup at 2:30/1:30 will return to the school office and wait there. We hope that the extension will help to alleviate traffic during pickup time.
Student safety is our number one priority, so please adhere to the drop-off, pick-up, and parking guidelines. Students are only to be dropped off and picked up in the designated area. Parents who do not comply with our guidelines will have to pick up their children from the school office after school. Guidelines are available in this newsletter.
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| 2020-2021 Parent-Student Handbook .pdf | |
safety guidelines & protocols | |
Please contact the school office for more information or questions at (808) 661-4720. | |
5/25/22 Covid Safety Updates:
- Optional for classroom doors & windows to remain open until after morning recess & snack time.
- Classroom seating arrangements are allowed for grouping.
- Outdoors masks are optional on campus.
- Indoors masks are optional on campus.
- Discontinue the 10:30 am temperature checks until further notice.
- Mixed/assigned outdoor recess.
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| Diocese of Honolulu Covid Prayer | |
Safe Environment Resources | |
school office information | |
Office hours are Monday - Friday except holidays from 7:15 am - 3:00 pm. If you reach us after hours, please send an email or call the office and leave a voicemail (808) 661-4720.
Please email your hearts hours to Ms. Crysta and she will log hours into FACTS for you. Click the images below to send an email to Ms. Caroline Brown, Front Office & Teacher Assistant or Ms. Crysta Kosianowski, Lead Health Aid.
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Office of admissions & development | |
 Send Mrs.Yvette an email | Call the school office to make an appointment to meet with Mrs. Yvette Richard for any of your registration questions and concerns. Refer a family and earn a $500 tuition credit.To register, simply go to your family portal, and on the left, scroll down to Enroll/Re-enroll and follow the prompts. | |
Sacred Hearts School's first Annual Giving Report: Time, Talent & Treasure. Thank you, middle school parents Alexis Merrill and Yvette Richard, for bringing this project to fruition. | |
SACRED HEARTs in partnership with catholic virtual &Marquette University! | |
Visit our school Facebook and Youtube Channel. | |
8th and 6th grade health. Conversations starter exercise. | | |
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8th grade small group activity: list the 10 Commandments and sacraments in order and define the Golden Rule. | | |
First grade, our Shooting HEARTS | | |
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sacred hearts student council | |
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The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Program is available to students in the 5th - 12th grade. This program offers unique learning experiences and college scholarship opportunities. Email Mr. Omura at [email protected] for registration or more information. | |
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The school advisory board is looking for new members to support our incredible school. Click on the image below to send the School Advisory Board President, Alton DeGama. | |
The old office is now the new Junior Kindergarten classroom! Mahalo to Mark & Paula Hammerschmitt who gave a generous donation to make this renovation possible including renovations for the new office, the science classroom, and hall-field outdoor learning area. | |
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C
Sunday, August 14, 2022
This Sunday's Readings
First Reading
Jeremiah 38:4-6,8-10
Jeremiah is punished for criticizing the wealthy for their corruption and their injustice to the poor.
Responsorial Psalm
Psalm 40:2-4,18
A prayer for God's help
Second Reading
Hebrews 12:1-4
Let us persevere in running the race that lies before us while keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.
Gospel Reading
Luke 12:49-53
Jesus has come not only to bring peace but also division.
Talk as a family about the things that you do together to bring about family unity (togetherness), such as sharing meals, going to church together, celebrating special occasions, or sharing family traditions. Explain that all of these things are important and that Jesus wants families to show this kind of love for one another. Point out that this Sunday's Gospel sounds as though Jesus is saying something very different. Tell your children to listen closely as you read aloud Luke 12:49-53.
Explain that sometimes as parents, you have to make decisions that are unpopular with your children. You don't do it to divide the family but because it is the right thing to do. In the short run, such decisions may “divide” children from their parents. In the long run, however, doing the right thing will bring about a deeper unity. Talk to your children about decisions that they have to make that might be unpopular with their friends and how these decisions may divide them from others. Encourage them to pray to the Holy Spirit for the gift of courage (fortitude) so that they may do the right thing even if unpopular. Conclude by praying a spontaneous prayer to the Holy Spirit, asking for the gift of courage (fortitude).
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Children preparing for Confirmation & First Holy Communion please continue to attend Mass regularly each week on Saturday evening (vigil) or Sunday. | |
2022 First Holy Communion and Confirmation with Bishop Larry Silva | | |
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Download and complete the pdf form below for Baptism, Confirmation & Holy Communion. Submit via email or at the school office. For more information email [email protected] | |
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Maria Lanakila Mass:
Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm
Sunday 7:00 am, 8:45 am, 10:30 am & 5:30 pm
Sacred Hearts Mission Mass:
Saturday Vigil 5:30 pm
Sunday 8:00 am
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Click on the photos above for house name information. Click on the house names to reach your Parent House Leader. Visit the 2021-2022 Virtual Back to School Night link for detailed information on House System events. | |
Mahalo to Uncle Juan Gomez of Penne Pasta for providing our healthy school lunch and Aunty Jolyn Smythe for providing our healthy school morning snacks.
Please note: Snack charges are now $1.50.
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Hearts Hours & Ho'ike Lu'au Hours are now combined for 30 volunteer service hours. Please email Ms. Crysta, [email protected], for more information. | |
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| LahAina Surf Shack After School Program | |
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