Laupāhoehoe Community Public Charter School is accepting applications for following positions:
Physical Education Teaching Position - click HERE for a document of details.
SPED Teaching Position - click HERE for a document of details.
Technology Coordinator - click HERE for a document of details.
Kindergarten Teaching Position - click HERE for a document of details.
Administrative Assistant - click HERE for a document of details.
Part-Time School Aide - click HERE for a document of details.
Substitute Teachers
LCPCS will develop its own in-house substitute teacher call list. Please submit your resume and references if you are interested in being considered as a substitute for our school.
LCPCS seeks qualified substitutes who have met the requirements to be a DOE substitute (earned a Bachelor’s degree and have taken the substitute teacher course). Interested individuals who do not meet DOE requirements will at least have to have been a substitute at LHES to be considered. All interested persons will be interviewed by the Director before being placed on the substitute call list.
School Bus Driver - click HERE for a document of details.
Seasider ‘Ohana,
On March 2, 2022, we had an Effects of Vaping presentation hosted by Sally Ancheta from the Tobacco Free Hawaii Island Coalition for our families, staff, and community members. We have posted the presentation recording on our social media pages and website to share it with those who weren’t able to attend.
Sally has extensive knowledge about tobacco products and the industry that sells them. She has arranged to be on our campus on Wednesday, March 23, 2022, to present to our middle and high school students.
If you have any questions related to the Effects of Vaping presentation and would like more information, please feel free to contact Sally Ancheta at sally@hiphi.org or Director Kurt Rix at kurt.rix@lcpcs.org.
Mahalo
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Laupahoehoe Community PCS is looking to fill a Custodian II position.
Hours are Monday to Friday with Health Insurance, paid time off, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Life Insurance, Retirement Plan, and a Health Savings Account.
This is a .75 FTE (30 hours per week) position with the strong possibility of more hours.
A position in this class performs typical custodial duties in cleaning school buildings and the surrounding campus area and performs additional tasks such as:
1) lifting and carrying heavy furniture and equipment,
(2) cleaning places and equipment which are not easily accessible,
(3) operating heavy-duty industrial cleaning equipment, and
(4) performing simple building maintenance and repair work not calling for a trade skill.
To apply go to
indeed.com and fill in boxes for 'custodian' and 'Laupahoehoe'.
Mahalo
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Aloha Seasider ‘Ohana,
We are getting ready for our upcoming Virtual Scholastic Book Fair from November 30 – December 13, 2021.
It’s the season for reading and our goal is to bring the magic of books to our students and families. We hope to inspire creativity and imagination in everyone with each page turned.
You may access our Virtual Scholastic Book Fair by going to our website at
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lcpcsvirtualbookfair starting on November 30th.
With over 5,000 books, games, and learning resources to choose from, there’s something for everyone! Book-only orders over $25 will qualify for free shipping and our school will earn 25% in rewards for all purchases made. Our goal is to have 125 books sold by the end of our book fair on December 13th.
Throughout our book fair, we will have prizes and giveaways for students who are participating in reading and writing activities and exemplifying our HA: Breath values. Please follow us on our social media pages (Facebook and Instagram) for updates and announcements.
If you have any questions and need assistance, please contact Melissa Chong at
melissa.chong@lcpcs.org
Thank you for your support and for valuing the importance of reading.
LCPCS Virtual Book Fair Committee
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Borrow an ‘Ukulele!
‘Ukulele Lending Program
Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the ‘ukulele or just needed one to play? You can now borrow Hawaii’s favorite music instrument at a public library! Patrons may use an ‘ukulele at no cost with a valid library card and photo ID at participating libraries.
Each ‘ukulele kit will include
- One ‘ukulele
- Battery-operated tuner – view a video tutorial on how to tune the ‘ukulele
- Carrying case
How do I borrow an ‘ukulele?
1. Call a participating library to check availability
2. Complete a Loan Agreement. One ‘ukulele will be allowed per library card.
3. Visit the participating library with the completed agreement, a valid library card, and photo ID.
What you need to know
- Three-week loan period
- ‘Ukulele kit must be borrowed and returned in person to the owning library
- Do not return in the book drop. The ‘ukulele is fragile and will be damaged.
Laupahoehoe Public Library is a participant in this program! Learn more and see participating libraries
HERE