Chromebook/MiFi Collection/Return
We will soon be collecting Chromebooks and MiFis. Please check below for the dates to return your devices:
If the assigned device (Chromebook and/or MiFi) is not returned to Keaʻau Middle School by June 11, a charge of $100 for each device will be placed on your obligations. A reminder and billing will be mailed home in June.
If your child is enrolled in one or more of our summer programs, Chromebooks will be provided on site.
- If your child is physically attending school on an A/B schedule, Chromebooks/MiFis will be collected between May 20 - 25 from your child in school. Please be sure to have your child bring his/her device(s) to school.
- If your child is in group A, AX, B, or BX but is learning from home virtually, Chromebooks/MiFis will be collected between June 1-June 11. Please drop off the devices at the main office on any school day between the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- If your child is in group D Learn from Home program, Chromebooks/MiFis will be collected between June 1-June 11. Please drop off the devices at the main office on any school day between the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
If the assigned device (Chromebook and/or MiFi) is not returned to Keaʻau Middle School by June 11, a charge of $100 for each device will be placed on your obligations. A reminder and billing will be mailed home in June.
If your child is enrolled in one or more of our summer programs, Chromebooks will be provided on site.
Parent Letter: In-person learning for SY2021-22
For the 2021-22 school year scheduled to begin on August 3, all HIDOE schools will be fully open for daily, in-person learning. View full letter here
For the 2021-22 school year scheduled to begin on August 3, all HIDOE schools will be fully open for daily, in-person learning. View full letter here
Aloha current and upcoming Greenwave Families,
We invite you to sign up for our Summer Programs so our keiki can have a fun and productive...
We invite you to sign up for our Summer Programs so our keiki can have a fun and productive...
Current 6th and 7th grade parents/guardians:
Have you thought about your child(ren) returning to in-person learning next fall? Are you planning on keeping your child on a total distance learning program? We hope to support whatever your home/work situation is and whatever educational option works best for you and your child. Please let us know what your plan is by filling out the form at the link below:
https://forms.gle/CkF1ZiUGB9hZPjaw7
Or by calling Kim at 808-313-4801
Have you thought about your child(ren) returning to in-person learning next fall? Are you planning on keeping your child on a total distance learning program? We hope to support whatever your home/work situation is and whatever educational option works best for you and your child. Please let us know what your plan is by filling out the form at the link below:
https://forms.gle/CkF1ZiUGB9hZPjaw7
Or by calling Kim at 808-313-4801
Update to Physical Requirements for 6th and 7th Grade Students
Since July of 2020 there are new health Department of Health requirements to enter 7th grade. These include the physical exam and vaccinations of HPV, MCV and TDAP. For current 6th & 7th grade students, these new requirements must be met to enter the next school year of 2021-2022.
For more information and the required Student Health Record (Form 14), see the 7th Grade Physical Exam page. View the 7th Grade Health Requirement Video for more information.
Since July of 2020 there are new health Department of Health requirements to enter 7th grade. These include the physical exam and vaccinations of HPV, MCV and TDAP. For current 6th & 7th grade students, these new requirements must be met to enter the next school year of 2021-2022.
For more information and the required Student Health Record (Form 14), see the 7th Grade Physical Exam page. View the 7th Grade Health Requirement Video for more information.
See how Hawaiʻi Public Schools are working hard to bring students back in a safe manner... watch this Getting Back to School Safely Video
News and AnnouncementsChanges to Free Buss Pass Eligibility
Beginning in the 2021-2022 school year, a student attending a Community Eligibility Provision school must be Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program certified to be eligible for a free bus pass. Hawaii Keiki School Nurses
Nursing services are provided to students with no out-of-pocket expense to their families, and interpreters are available if needed. A complete list of HK nurses and their contact information is available at http://nursing.hawaii.edu/department/hawaii-keiki-nurses Parent's Right to Request Teacher Qualifications
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) provides parent(s)/guardian(s) of a HIDOE student, the right to know the professional qualifications of the classroom teacher(s) and if the child is provided services by paraprofessionals and, if so their qualifications. Bus and Lunch Program Information
Visit the Hawaii Department of Education Website for information on Bus Rates, Routes, and Eligibility also for information on the Free and Reduced Price Lunch Program Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 19
Establishes a procedure for filing and resolving complaints of discrimination, harassment, and bullying against a student in any program, activity, or service of the department by employees, volunteers, or third parties. Soil Contamination and Fact Sheet
Kea'au Middle School tested positive for arsenic, and lead present in the soil. We are sharing the following information out of an abundance of caution and want to reassure you that exposure to these contaminants is preventable. Annual Notification of Privacy Rights
Information regarding the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Surveillance Cameras on Campus
Kea'au Middle School has completed the process of installing surveillance cameras on campus. Want to volunteer at the school?
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