1) The newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming school holidays and events, including fall break, parent-teacher conferences, and early dismissal dates.
2) It reminds parents about school policies like uniforms, arrival times, and healthy snacks and includes information about parking procedures and how to request homework for absent students.
3) The principal signs off with reminders about staying hydrated, peanut-free policies, updating student records, the school's non-discrimination policy, and consequences for bringing guns to school.
1) The newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming school holidays and events, including fall break, parent-teacher conferences, and early dismissal dates.
2) It reminds parents about school policies like uniforms, arrival times, and healthy snacks and includes information about parking procedures and how to request homework for absent students.
3) The principal signs off with reminders about staying hydrated, peanut-free policies, updating student records, the school's non-discrimination policy, and consequences for bringing guns to school.
1) The newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming school holidays and events, including fall break, parent-teacher conferences, and early dismissal dates.
2) It reminds parents about school policies like uniforms, arrival times, and healthy snacks and includes information about parking procedures and how to request homework for absent students.
3) The principal signs off with reminders about staying hydrated, peanut-free policies, updating student records, the school's non-discrimination policy, and consequences for bringing guns to school.
1) The newsletter provides information to parents about upcoming school holidays and events, including fall break, parent-teacher conferences, and early dismissal dates.
2) It reminds parents about school policies like uniforms, arrival times, and healthy snacks and includes information about parking procedures and how to request homework for absent students.
3) The principal signs off with reminders about staying hydrated, peanut-free policies, updating student records, the school's non-discrimination policy, and consequences for bringing guns to school.
3–7 Fall Break At this time, parents/guardians are not permitted on
19 Unity Day – Wear Orange campus. Please come to the main office if you are 27 – 28 Parent Teacher Conferences – No School for needing assistance or to sign in for a prearranged Students meeting with teachers or staff. UNIFORMS REMINDER: STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR BEN PARKER UNIFORM T-SHIRTS . 1 Castle Complex PC Day – No School for Students Students who do not wear their uniform t-shirts will be sent 8 Holiday – Election Day to the office, where parents/guardians will be called to bring 11 Holiday – Veterans Day a uniform t-shirt for their child. We do not have “loaner” 24 Holiday – Thanksgiving uniform t-shirts available in the office. 25 School Holiday – No School for Students and Teachers Ben Parker Elementary Vision, Mission and REMINDER Brand Students should not be on campus prior to 7:00AM as there Vision is no adult supervision. At Benjamin Parker Elementary, students will strive to reach their greatest potential by developing a personal responsibility NE’EPAPA to act with integrity, achieve excellence, and positively This is the DOE’s theme for SY 2022 – 2023. Ne’epapa is contribute to society. to move as a whole unit; moving or working together in Mission unison; combined, united. Every decision that we make At Benjamin Parker Elementary, we educate, motivate, and impacts students and their futures. support ALL students through engaging learning opportunities that develop 21st century skills necessary to thrive in today’s world. School Brand Parker PRIDE – Personal Responsibility In Developing Excellence…Everyday
Castle/Kahuku Complex Vision, Mission and
Brand Vision All learners are empowered to improve our community through a sense of belonging and the perseverance to achieve. Mission Our kuleana is to cultivate a community rooted in passion, empowerment and perseverance. Brand Ho’omana, Ho’omau, Hana Like Empower, Persevere, Do It Together
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday: 7:45 AM – 4:30 PM
Reminders Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! It has been hot these past few weeks, and students are thirsty. If possible, please have your child bring a water bottle to school. We have a water fountain/filling station available in the cafeteria for them to refill if necessary. Bringing a water bottle helps to prevent interruptions in learning and other fun activities that occur when students ask to go to the water fountain. It is important to stay hydrated so that our bodies and minds can work to its full potential! Peanut Free Policy Healthy Snacks in School There are several students that suffer from severe In accordance to the Department of Education Health Guidelines peanut/tree nut allergies. Please do not send your & Wellness Policy, please refrain from bringing snacks child to school with any peanut/tree nut products or containing fats and sugars to school; including cakes or sweets food items with ingredients containing peanuts. to celebrate your child’s birthday in school. Your Health is Your Best Wealth A message from the school health nurse Mrs. McKeague Parking All allergies or medical documents should be turned in to the school Health Aide. Parking on campus is reserved for If you have any questions, please call Mrs. Mckeague at faculty and staff only. Parking behind the A building is reserved (808) 307-1121 for faculty and staff only. If you are a parent and need to park, Upon request by the Health Aide, students will need to update please park on the field against the fence line. Faculty, staff, and student immunization records. This should be done DOE personnel all have school issued parking passes. immediately to avoid temporary dismissal from school Hawaii Department of Education Annual Notification of Privacy Rights Absences Know your privacy rights as they apply to: 1. Student record information If your child is absent from school and you would like to request 2. Directory information homework, please do so before 9:00 am that day. Homework 3. Surveys and other information collection requested by 9am will be available for pick-up in the office after 4. Military recruitment information school between 2:05-4:00pm. For more information on your privacy rights, the laws that Requests made after 9am will not be ready until the following day protect them and how to exercise your rights go online to: (after school). If you know that your child will be absent, you can http://bit.ly/FERPAH communicate directly with teachers to request assignments. Although our teachers make a great effort to send requested SY 2022 – 2023 DROP OFF AND PICK UP assignments home, they do need some time to get everything together for your child. Grades K – 3 drop off/pick up in the school drive thru Grades 4 – 6 drop off/pick up in D building parking Continuous Notice of Non-Discrimination Drop off no earlier than 7:15AM The Hawaii State Department of Education (HIDOE) and its schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, national origin, religion, or Pick up no later than 2:30PM (Monday – Thursday) disability in its programs and activities. Please direct inquiries regarding HIDOE and 1:45 PM (Friday) nondiscrimination policies as follows: ADA/Section 504 inquiries: Title VI. Title IX, and other inquiries: If students arrive after 7:56AM, they are tardy Krysti Sukita, ADA/504 Specialist Anne Marie Puglisi, Director Civil Rights Civil Rights Compliance Office Compliance Office Hawaii State Students may report directly to the class until Hawaii State Department of Department of Education P.O. Box 2360 8:30AM Education P.O. Box 2360 Honolulu, Hawaii 96804 (808) 586-3322 After 8:30AM, tardy students will need to report to Honolulu, Hawaii 96804 (808) 586- or relay crco@notes.kl2.hi.us the office for a tardy slip 3322 or relay crco@notes.k12.hi.us Please pick up your child as soon as school ends. On Monday - Thursday school ends at 2:05 pm. On Friday school ends at Federal Guns - Free Schools Act 1:20 pm. Students who are not picked up by 2:30PM (Monday State Act 90 - Gun Free School – Thursday) & 1:45PM (Fridays), parents/guardians will receive a call and your child/children will be waiting in the If your child brings a BB gun, air gun or paintball gun to school, school office. he/she will be dismissed and will not be able to attend school for a minimum of one year.
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday: 7:45 AM – 4:30 PM