November 2010 Final

Parent Newsletter
Princess Miriam K. Likelike Elementary School

1618 Palama Street Volume 19, Number 4
Honolulu, HI 96817 November 2010
Ph: 832-3370
Principal Corner,
November 2010
Dear Parents/Guardians:
We kicked off the 2nd quarter with our 3-5th graders taking their first HSA test of the year. The system has
changed this year, and students are taking the test on-line and have the opportunity to take it up to three
times. We just completed the first round and teachers will be taking a look at the results during the next few
weeks.
Thank you to all who came out for our Halloween Night! The children all seemed to have a wonderful time
participating in activities, going through the haunted house, and we had a record setting 60 contestants enter
our costume contest. It was just a great time for all! I would like to take this time to acknowledge the
faculty and staff who volunteered their time to make the event possible; I really appreciate their dedication
to students and their hard work.
I would also like to thank the parents and guardians who came to parent teacher conferences recently. We
look forward to these every year and having you take the time to come in and meet with your child’s teacher
means a lot to us and your child. We hope you found the experience meaningful and worthwhile as well.
We have started our after-school enrichment classes this month. We are fortunate to have grant funds and
were able to find personnel to teach these classes. We are hoping to expand our offerings in the coming
months so be on the look-out for future flyers.
Wishing you all a very happy Thanksgiving!
Sincerely,
Stacey S. Oshio
Principal
The Month of October
These students demonstrated GLO # 3 Complex Thinker by:

 Thinking of ways to solve problems,
 Making good choices
The following students who were chosen to be the Student of the Month:
Kindergarten:
Elise Silviana Noneza from Mrs. Nagasawa’s class
Aiddan Tang from Mrs. Hoxie’s class
Isaiah Milovale-Hartison from Mrs. Young’s class
Raylani Maika from Miss. Neeley class
First Grade:
Ocean Mao from Mrs. Hong’s class
Bradley Duran from Mr. Nakano’s class
Lj Sandara Flores from Mrs. Souza’s class
Second Grade:
Phiphi Le from Mrs. Shimazu’s class
Nathalee Ancheta from Miss. Wong’s class
Angelo Gonzales from Miss. Catoire’s class
Third Grade:
Elyson Badua from Ms. Ng’s class
Angel Dang from Miss Sakumoto’s class
Fourth Grade:
Slade Jara from Miss Hokama’s class
Tehani Kaneakua-Johnson from Miss Wilson’s class
Fifth Grade:
Anthony Eleno from Mr. Kobayashi’ class
Samiyah Jackson from Miss Maeda's class
Month of November
GLO# 4 Quality Producer
 I can tell what good work looks like.
 I can do good work.
Kindergarten A-1 Kindergarten A-2 Kindergarten A-3

Kindergarten A-4
Toalua Asopaolo Ashley Acosta Clyde Jarell Ancheta
Kaylan Asuasu
Jacky Chen Jermay Roxy Aday Cherie Kong
Dannelver Aumua
Xing Yi Feng Zheng Sherie Nicole Domingo Eric James Raposas Antonio
Jericho James Cabrera
Xavier Haiola Ale’a Furtado Victorino Santos Jr.
Haezen Ann Fabro
Kylee Kealoha John Thomas Gabrillo Albert King Villaver
Jessica Johnson
Chris John Paul Milmao Aaron Javier
Ului-Mykah Halaeua
Jeremy Ramos Rod Louis Mazo
Mariel Tadena
Serina Sykap Aiddan Tang
Grade 1 C-1 A-6 Grade 1 B-1
Grade 1 B-2
Kaiminaauao Brash Ma. Kristina Acelador Laurie Lynn Alcantra
Michael Escalante
Kinue Miller Elijah Bautista
Bradley Marquez
Lana Rose Casabay J
ia Wei Xue
Tarek Kerat
Grade 1 B-3 Grade 2 B- 4 Grade 2 B-5

Grade 2 B-6
Hoku Ala Nino Baja Phiphi Le Brooklee Alexander
Ashlie Balantac
Brennen Uejo Reyana Balotcopo Jude Michael Gabrillo
Arianne Javier
Tarek Kerat Johnray Deguinon Destin Kipi
Andrew Le
Jan-Ryca Ferrer Zhi Lin Ruan
Kevin Tanner Lunasco
George Posini Tahtianna Tupua
Namaniong Sykap
Grade B-9 Grade 3 B-12 Grade 4 C-8

Grade 4 C-9
Adeline Grace Agustin Leslie Mae Abitago Thomas Biyou
James Deguinon
Villamor Alcala Jr. Jerbie Ace Aday Rashelle Kate Bumanglag
Shanen Mae Firme
Travis Cabras Earl Justine Castillo Queenie Kate Castro
Anh Ky Hoang
Clark Junior Casabay Angel Dang Rahmat Fola
Arri Lei Javier
Lori Dang Kealohilani Ho Shania Lei Gabrillo
A-Leen Kerat
Teighlor Kapanui Johanna Camille Ignacio Slade Jara
Zachary Lagunero
Jia Jun Lin Shaira May Jalalon Jordan Lieu
Nina Mai
Ashley Nguyen Stanley Mckenzie Jersieline Macosi
Jonas Tyrell Palma Raefe McEnroe
Lawrence Jace Velasco Jordan Reynell Tongpalan
Dana Roizelle Dela Cruz
Grade 5 C-10 Grade 5 C-10 Grade 5 C-11

Grade 5 C-1
Aaron Abella Lincoln Nguyen Nathan Carl Ancheta
Ikaika Teruo
Laurraine Balbas Imari Olipani Kenneth Ansagay
Rockynel Cabanit Princess Reanne Balantac
Anthony Louis Eleno Bryan Dang
Jahnai Furtado-Tom Samiyah Jackson
Victorious Haiola Shairadel Anne Laforteza
Sheena Marie Jalalon Angelica Macosi
Chen Li Calvin-Jacob Paguirigan
Kenneth Lorenzo Jin Wen Xu
Marvin Mamuad Bing Cheng Zhang
Kyle Raven Moraga Wen Feng Zhao
Topic: The Unimaginable Disasters

Presented by: 911 Seminar
Not IF but WHEN.
Is this coming season going to be the Mother of all Hurricanes?
WHEN: Tuesday, November 16, 2010

WHERE: Likelike Elementary School Cafeteria
Time: Light refreshments 2:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Workshop: 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.
The workshop will focus on Hurricane disaster, emergency kit preparedness

and common sense principles on what to do in any natural disaster.
WHAT CAN WE DO TO PROTECT OUR WATERS FOR LIFE!
Day to day best management practices:
 Keep side walks, curbs and gutters clean, Leaves and lawn clippings are a source of phosphorus.
 Mulch grass clipping and leaves these on the lawn for natural fertility or use the clippings for
composting.
 Avoid excess watering and overuse of pesticides and fertilizers.
 Store oil, paint, gasoline, antifreeze and other automotive products properly. Keep these
substances tightly sealed. Dispose of batteries and tires properly.
 Clean up oil or other vehicle fluid drippings. Do not store used vehicle parts on areas that drain to
the storm sewer.
 Cleanup hazardous material spills properly and don’t wash waste into the storm sewer.
 Pick up pet waste.
Wash vehicles at a commercial car wash or on a non-paved surface to avoid drains to the storm sewer.
Dates to Remember
16 Steering Committee meeting

16 Unimaginable Disaster Parent workshop (2:15-3:30 p.m. in the café)
17 PTC meeting (4:30- 5:30 p.m.)
18 SSC meeting (4:30-5:30 p.m.)
19 Waikiki Aquarium Gr. 1 (8:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.)
25 Thanksgiving Holiday ( No school)
26 Non Instructional Day ( No school)
7 Gr. K-1 HI Youth Symphony (8:15 a.m. -10:30 a.m.)

8 GL meeting
9 Parent community Night
14 Breakfast W/Santa in Café
15 PTC meeting (4:30-5:30 p.m.)
16 SCC meeting (4:30-5:30 p.m.)
17 Non Instructional Day ( No school)
20-31 Winter Break (no school)

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Parent Newsletter

Princess Miriam K. Likelike Elementary School

These students demonstrated GLO # 3 Complex Thinker by:

Kindergarten A-1 Kindergarten A-2 Kindergarten A-3

Grade 1 B-3 Grade 2 B- 4 Grade 2 B-5

Grade B-9 Grade 3 B-12 Grade 4 C-8

Grade 5 C-10 Grade 5 C-10 Grade 5 C-11

Topic: The Unimaginable Disasters

WHEN: Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Time: Light refreshments 2:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Workshop: 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

The workshop will focus on Hurricane disaster, emergency kit preparedness

WHAT CAN WE DO TO PROTECT OUR WATERS FOR LIFE!

Day to day best management practices:

 Avoid excess watering and overuse of pesticides and fertilizers.

 Pick up pet waste.

16 Steering Committee meeting

7 Gr. K-1 HI Youth Symphony (8:15 a.m. -10:30 a.m.)

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