If these 5 "Kid's Meals" which are geared for younger children are to be avoided for health reasons, this information in this article stands as "word to the wise" for our young mend and women of high school age- not mention to parents/guardians.
Health. You can't buy it.
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Posts covering a wide range of topics relevant to the parents, school and community of Kapaa High. Support Services and Links.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Business Model for School Reform
Educators Push Back Against Obama’s "Business Model" for School Reforms
Democracy Now, National Public Radio
It’s back-to-school season. As millions of children around the country begin a new school year, the Obama administration is aggressively moving forward on a number of education initiatives, from expanding charter schools to implementing new national academic standards. We talk to Karen Lewis, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union, and Lois Weiner, a professor of education at New Jersey City University. [includes rush transcript]
Democracy Now, National Public Radio
It’s back-to-school season. As millions of children around the country begin a new school year, the Obama administration is aggressively moving forward on a number of education initiatives, from expanding charter schools to implementing new national academic standards. We talk to Karen Lewis, the president of the Chicago Teachers Union, and Lois Weiner, a professor of education at New Jersey City University. [includes rush transcript]
CPR for Preventing Sucide
THE CPR FOR PREVENTING SUICIDE
Lisa Firestone, Huffinton Post, September 2, 2010 04:40 PM - Huffington Post
Lisa Firestone- Psychology Expert on Relationships, Parenting, Self-Destructive Thoughts and Suicide; Author, "Conquer Your Critical Voice".,
Keeping the subject of suicide in the dark can lead to lives lost that could have been saved, and to survivors ignored and left to deal with their complex emotions in isolation. So what actions can each of us take to help save a life? This month on PsychologyToday.com, I have outlined a list of directives for preventing suicide that include:
Lisa Firestone, Huffinton Post, September 2, 2010 04:40 PM - Huffington Post
Lisa Firestone- Psychology Expert on Relationships, Parenting, Self-Destructive Thoughts and Suicide; Author, "Conquer Your Critical Voice".,
Keeping the subject of suicide in the dark can lead to lives lost that could have been saved, and to survivors ignored and left to deal with their complex emotions in isolation. So what actions can each of us take to help save a life? This month on PsychologyToday.com, I have outlined a list of directives for preventing suicide that include:
You can learn more about each of these preventative measures by watching "Understanding and Preventing Suicide" this September 9 at 11 a.m. PDT. I will be hosting this free one-hour webinar designed to help the public and professionals learn the warning signs of suicide as well as the helper tasks that can save a life. You can also read "Let's Put a Stop to Suicide" on PsychologyToday.com.
For a comprehensive guide to preventing suicide visit PsychAlive's Suicide Prevention Advice page
For a comprehensive guide to preventing suicide visit PsychAlive's Suicide Prevention Advice page
Remember, if you or someone you know is in crisis or in need of immediate help call 1-800-273-TALK (8255). This is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, a free hotline available 24 hours a day to anyone in emotional distress or suicidal crisis or who is worried about someone they love.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Internet Safety, Cyberbullying and Texting Update from C. Duque
-Detective Chris Duque (HPD-retired)
Monday, August 23, 2010
Requirements for Yearbook Submissions SY2010-11
Kapaa High School Yearbook SY2010-11
The Yearbook showcases the graduating class by using extra pages to have larger
photos and additional items such as a baby photo, message, etc. Because it is a
senior showcase, we want you to look your best and require the following:
Photo size: 2 inches wide by 3 inches tall (wallet size)
***Head size: 3 cm diameter (approximately the size of a quarter)***
***Note: improper head size makes it difficult to properly crop your photo***
ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS: GENTLEMEN
Collared shirt or t-shirt
• NO visible logos
• NO hats
ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS: LADIES
Blouse or top: minimum of 2 inch wide straps
• NO spaghetti straps
• NO strapless
• NO visible bra straps or see through material
• NO cleavage
Failure to adhere to these requirements will result in the rejection of your photo for the yearbook!
If you are unsure of your clothing/pose, then it is probably unacceptable.
The Yearbook showcases the graduating class by using extra pages to have larger
photos and additional items such as a baby photo, message, etc. Because it is a
senior showcase, we want you to look your best and require the following:
Photo size: 2 inches wide by 3 inches tall (wallet size)
***Head size: 3 cm diameter (approximately the size of a quarter)***
***Note: improper head size makes it difficult to properly crop your photo***
ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS: GENTLEMEN
Collared shirt or t-shirt
• NO visible logos
• NO hats
ATTIRE REQUIREMENTS: LADIES
Blouse or top: minimum of 2 inch wide straps
• NO spaghetti straps
• NO strapless
• NO visible bra straps or see through material
• NO cleavage
Failure to adhere to these requirements will result in the rejection of your photo for the yearbook!
If you are unsure of your clothing/pose, then it is probably unacceptable.
TIMELINE
June – August 2010 Get your senior portraits taken
September 13 - 30, 2010 Turn in money & photos to yearbook staff (lunch recess, room d-103)
September 30, 2010 Last day to turn in money & photos
Parents – please make your photo appointments early!
Last minute decisions are costly.
Check with photographers on their turn around time.
Absolutely no exceptions to these deadlines!!
All requirements are subject to administrative changes.
June – August 2010 Get your senior portraits taken
September 13 - 30, 2010 Turn in money & photos to yearbook staff (lunch recess, room d-103)
September 30, 2010 Last day to turn in money & photos
Parents – please make your photo appointments early!
Last minute decisions are costly.
Check with photographers on their turn around time.
Absolutely no exceptions to these deadlines!!
All requirements are subject to administrative changes.
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