FAMILY ENGAGEMENT at LAUPAHOEHOE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th - 4 - 6:30pm
School Cafeteria
*Hosted by Juliet Higgins & other members from the LCPCS Health and Wellness Committee
Talk Story on LCPCS’ Wellness Policy, School Menu & Snacks, Campus Beautification Day
Taste Testing & Recipe Contest
+Kumu Momi - Kā Laupāhoehoe Makahiki
+Easter Seals Hilo - Early Intervention for Keiki, Birth to 3-years
“E holomua kakou"
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FAMILY ENGAGEMENT at LAUPAHOEHOE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th - 4 - 6:30pm
School Cafeteria
Families & Extended `Ohana 🤩
Join us for information on Early Intervention Services for Keiki, Birth to 3-years
from Easter Seals Hilo
Early intervention services help infants, toddlers, and young children with developmental delays or other disabilities achieve cognitive, social, emotional, communicative, and physical development.
“E holomua kakou”
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Click on Pre-K Enrollment flyer to download the Pre-K Application.
Learn more here:
http://www.laupahoehoeprek.com/
Laupahoehoe Community PCS is looking for members to join our 'Ohana! LCPCS is accepting applications for the following positions:
Part-Time School Aide
Substitute Teachers
School Bus Driver
Aloha, dear patrons!
We look forward to seeing you soon to participate in the Summer Reading Program; pick up materials; ask for reference; and use our computers!
Please don't hesitate to call us at 962-2229.
Please don't forget about all of our fantastic free webinars, online courses, movies, ebooks, and more through our library website.
Below I have attached information on how you can do all of the above and more!
1. Using Computers:
Beginning Wednesday, June 17th, the Hawaii State Public Library System (HSPLS) will offer access to public computers by reservation at all library branches. Computer access is not available at the Hawaii State Library, Liliha, McCully-Moiilili locations at this time.
Re-opening access to our public computers is part of HSPLS’ phased reopening of library services as Hawaii carefully begins to get back to business amid the ongoing threat of COVID-19. Our library buildings will only be open for library patrons with computer reservations as we begin to implement new protocols for ensuring that our spaces are safe and healthy for everyone.
In an effort to meet the computer needs of as many library patrons as possible, meet social distancing guidelines and ensure proper cleaning protocols are performed, HSPLS will be using a public computer reservation system:
· Library patrons may reserve one 60-minute computer session per day using the library’s computer reservation system on the HSPLS website (librarieshawaii.org) or by calling the library branch they would like to visit
· Unreserved appointment times will be offered for walk-ups on a first come, first served basis
· Library patrons are limited to a total of no more than two sessions per day
All library patrons entering the building will be required to follow basic health protocols including wearing a face covering, which covers their nose and mouth while visiting the library. The equipment and high touch areas will be cleaned after each computer session is completed.
No book donations will be accepted at this time.
2. Materials Checkout:
Beginning Monday, June 8, 2020, the Library Take Out Menu is expanding to include assistance with library card accounts, payment of fines and fees, and walk up information assistance.
With the expansion of library services, our newest online card holders can now visit their library to activate permanent library cards for access to the full range of services.
While our buildings remain closed to the public, we appreciate the public’s patience as we continue to safely phase in our library services for the community.
3. Summer Reading Program:
Get your creative juices flowing and Imagine Your Story this summer! The Hawaii State Public Library System is pleased to announce the launch of our 2020 Virtual Summer Reading Program, running from June 15 to August 31, 2020.
Our expanded online Summer Reading Program allows all readers, from keiki to kupuna, the flexibility to explore creativity and imagination using an easy mobile phone app. Enjoy engaging virtual activities, programs and crafts, and take the challenge to read and log 1,000 minutes. For every 100 minutes of reading logged, library patrons are rewarded with a virtual badge, a downloadable activity, and an automatic entry in the lucky prize drawing. The more you read, the better your chances to win our lucky grand prize drawing: four roundtrip tickets to anywhere Alaska Airlines flies, courtesy of Alaska Airlines!
“Ignite your imagination through fairy tales, fantasy, crafts, artwork, sewing, writing, poetry, music, photography and more! This summer is the perfect time to download ebooks, audiobooks and emagazines. If you don’t already have a library card, no problem! Everyone can now apply for a library card online and participate in our Summer Reading Program. Read and log your minutes online, and help us reach our statewide reading goal of 10 million minutes,” urged State Librarian Stacey Aldrich.
To register, visit librarieshawaii.org/SummerReading. Hawaii’s Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library of Hawaii and our 2020 Summer Reading Sponsors.
4. Free Online Programs:
Introducing New Virtual Programming!
While our community has been doing a great job of staying at home, our public librarians have been hard at work to develop new virtual resources for our community. We’re pleased to introduce everyone to our new Virtual Library Services!
The Hawaii State Public Library System offers thousands of programs each year at our 51 branches across six islands.
Join some of your favorite Children’s Librarians as they read their favorite stories or learn something new with HSPLS Creates. Simply go to librarieshawaii.org/virtual-programs/.
Online Resources
We are always open at librarieshawaii.org with many amazing online resources available to access from home 24/7. Our online collection includes:
· eBooks and eAudiobooks
· Digital subscriptions to newspapers and magazines, New York Times
· Online classes
· Online language learning
· Many online resources for homework, recreation and research
Enjoy our free resources by using your library card!
Thank you and come visit soon!
- Susan
Click on Pre-K Enrollment flyer to download the Pre-K Application.
Learn more here:
http://www.laupahoehoeprek.com/
Are you down for the count?
Click here to see why itʻs important to get your ʻohana counted in the 2020 Census!
Thereʻs 3 ways to respond:
Online: https://my2020census.gov/ (takes less than 10 minutes based on family size)
By mail: Send back the survey that was sent to you!
By phone: The 2020 Census can be completed by phone in the following languages:
English: 844-330-2020
Spanish: 844-468-2020
Chinese (Mandarin): 844-391-2020
Chinese (Cantonese): 844-398-2020
Vietnamese: 844-461-2020
Korean: 844-392-2020
Russian: 844-417-2020
Arabic: 844-416-2020
Tagalog: 844-478-2020
Polish: 844-479-2020
French: 844-494-2020
Haitian Creole: 844-477-2020
Portuguese: 844-474-2020
Japanese: 844-460-2020
English (for Puerto Rico residents): 844-418-2020
Spanish (for Puerto Rico residents): 844-426-2020
TDD (Telephone Display Device): 844-467-2020
Share this widely with your ʻohana, communities, and colleagues. Click here and follow us on Instagram @liliuokalanitrust for more 2020 Census updates. Letʻs shape Hawaiʻi Islandʻs future, together!
Today, during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are facing new stresses, and new ways of working, living, and connecting with each other. It is important, now more than ever, to ground in our values as resilient peoples, to center ourselves, and to stay connected with each other.
Kūkulu Kumuhana is a wellbeing framework built on the six principles of Ea, ʻĀina Momona, Pilina, Waiwai, ʻŌiwi and Ke Akua Mana. This tip sheet, “Native Hawaiian Wellbeing during COVID-19,” provides simple ideas, activities and reminders for self care, ʻohana care and community care.
Remember, we are descendants of incredibly akamai, resourceful, connected and resilient peoples, including our beloved Queen Liliʻuokalani. We are their living legacy and honor them through our resiliency during this time. Ola i ka lāhui Hawaiʻi!!
— Dawn Rego-Yee, Lili’uokalani Trust and Kīpuka Hilo practicum student
Link to Kūkulu Kumuhana Wellbeing resource on Liliʻuokalani Trustʻs website is here: https://onipaa.org/…/Ku%CC%84kulu%20Kumuhana%20during%20COV…
Link to Liliʻuokalani Trustʻs COVID-19 resources is here: https://onipaa.org/pages/covid-19-resources
Click on the banner below to watch highlights from LCPCS’ 2019 Makahiki celebration! The video was created by our very own Seasider Media student team!
Today, during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are facing new stresses, and new ways of working, living, and connecting with each other. It is important, now more than ever, to ground in our values as resilient peoples, to center ourselves, and to stay connected with each other.
Kūkulu Kumuhana is a wellbeing framework built on the six principles of Ea, ʻĀina Momona, Pilina, Waiwai, ʻŌiwi and Ke Akua Mana. This tip sheet, “Native Hawaiian Wellbeing during COVID-19,” provides simple ideas, activities and reminders for self care, ʻohana care and community care.
Remember, we are descendants of incredibly akamai, resourceful, connected and resilient peoples, including our beloved Queen Liliʻuokalani. We are their living legacy and honor them through our resiliency during this time. Ola i ka lāhui Hawaiʻi!!
— Dawn Rego-Yee, Lili’uokalani Trust and Kīpuka Hilo practicum student
Link to Kūkulu Kumuhana Wellbeing resource on Liliʻuokalani Trustʻs website is here: https://onipaa.org/…/Ku%CC%84kulu%20Kumuhana%20during%20COV…
Link to Liliʻuokalani Trustʻs COVID-19 resources is here: https://onipaa.org/pages/covid-19-resources