Schools in Wahiawa, HI
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“Leilehua High School was having a Spring Fest and Winter Fest. Employee at school invited small businesses via IG to be vendors to sell their merchandise. Organizer planned the event well with a map of where vendors going to be in front of classrooms. They sent out emails and promoted vendors via Instagram. On day of event, hours are from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. There was DJ who played kpop music and had at video of kpop groups. Beside kpop vendors, there were vendors inside the cafeteria and food truck vendors on the grassy in front of the school. There were alot of people who came from town and other parts of the island to support their friends who were vendors. This was a great event and hope that the organizer will plan to have this event again next year.”
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“Great school, awesome staff. Sad my little one only got to experience one year here as he's off to kindergarten next year. He's learned and grown so much. We love Wahiawa Baptist! Highly recommend ♡♡♡”
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“Loving this school so far ! My son just started kindergarten and I just love how much the teachers care and how the school just keeps the kids innocent a little longer :)”
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“This school is a great resource for educating the keiki in our community. I have many friends who have educated the children at TLS, all with great results. Great faculty and administration.”
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“My daughters have been coming here for 4 years now. They look forward to school every day.The small campus is like an extended family. I appreciate how they speak Hawaiian every day in their morning protocol. All the Kumu give a 110%. The principal, Amanda Fung, truly cares about the students and is easy to reach and communicate with. They have after school clubs and my kids have learned how to knit, sew and dance hula.We also love the community events they have like the trunk or treat and spring carnival. We invite our neighbors and family friends to join in on the fun. They also have a great broadcast club where the keiki work with Olelo. I'm very thankful to have this charter school, the only one in central O'ahu, so close to my home. I have four kids and hope my other two can attend when they are in elementary school.”