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Ho‘okāko‘o Charter Schools to Provide

Free Breakfast and Lunch To All Students

Ho’okako’o announced that it will provide free breakfast and lunch to all of its students at its three schools under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs eliminating stigma, and lessening time in cashier lines and increasing time to eat nutritious meals. Read Press Release Here

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Congratulations to our
VEX IQ Robotics Team!
Our teams placed 2nd and 40th out of 272 teams in their first ever
World Championship! 
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2019-2020 School Year

Attendance Daily On Time Is Our Priority!

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2nd Semester Begins

Tues., Jan. 7, 2020

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Principal Challenge

2nd Semester 100% Attendance

https://sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms/news-events/announcements

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K(Arts) After-School Classes

Jan. 15 – April 8

https://sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms/activities/k-arts

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Employment Opportunities!  

www.WaimeaMiddleSchool.org

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Keaoakea STEAM Learning Center

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View WMS ‘Full STEAM Ahead!’ With Grant In Aid

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Kamaile Academy wanted its kids to eat breakfast. Here's how they made it happen

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Kamaile Students join

Hōkūleʻa Mahalo Hawaiʻi Sail

 See video and photos
 

 

Isaiah Pule

Teacher - A Success Story

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This is the spirit in which we serve the students in our Native Hawaiian communities, and help them succeed in education and beyond.

Our Mission: 

To provide leadership, accountability, and direct support to high-quality charter schools in the reinvention and transformation of public education for the purpose of improving the academic and personal growth of students and the contribution of schools to their Native Hawaiian communities.
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