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IMPORTANT: Time Sensitive Updates for Returning to School
There have been a few important recent updates you should know:
Please see the attached information to help you and your child be ready for school on Thursday, August 5th.
IMPORTANT: Time Sensitive Updates for Returning to School
There have been a few important recent updates you should know:
Please see the attached information to help you and your child be ready for school on Thursday, August 5th.
- SURF Day is on Monday! Drive-thru Schedules, Uniforms, Registration, Fees and self-guided walking tours on Monday, August 2, 8am-4pm
- Distance Learning: Molokai High School will be offering Distance Learning (DL) using the online APEX Learning Program on a case-by-case basis for students with extenuating circumstances impeding them from in-person learning. Space is very limited. The letter and application is attached here: Distance Learning Letter and Application. Please complete the application and return it to the office or email katina.soares@k12.hi.us by Friday, August 6. If Molokai High Schoolʻs program is full and/or you wish to enroll at another high school, more information can be found here: https://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/Pages/DistanceLearning.aspx
- Bus transportation is no longer free unless you qualify. You must complete this Family Household Survey in order to qualify for free bus transportation. This quick survey also assists us in qualifying for additional federal funding (Title I) that benefits our students. A personalized survey will be in studentsʻ SURF Day packet but if you would like to get a head start you can use this form. Please return it to the school office or email it to paulie_jean.paleka@k12.hi.us. Hawaii DOE will be providing additional information.
- Student Class Schedules will be available on Monday, August 2. You can pick it up at SURF Day.
Molokai High School - WASC Highlight Video
ABOUT Molokai High SchoolMHS is the only public school on the island of Molokai. We are a Title I school serving a population of approximately 322 students from grades 9 through 12. Native Hawaiian students comprise 77.2% of our school population, reflective of Molokai having the highest percentage of Native Hawaiians in the state. Half or more of our school staff are either alumni of MHS or born and raised on Molokai
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