Most of our 'Ohana Blogs

to see other HLC student blogs please visit hlcbloggers.blogspot.com

kaili
451fahrenheitkaili.blogspot.com
Kakauvstattoo.blogspot.com
Kailialoha-hauntedhawaiiannights.blogspot.com

ka'imi
haleonakoareadingclass.blogspot.com
leafakatonga.blogspot.com
blueskinofthesea.blogspot.com
childerenstory.blogspot.com
kamehameha1.blogspot.com
hawaiianforce.blogspot.com

kendra
fahrenheit451kendras.blogspot.com
kendrarainwater.blogspot.com
deathbybikini.blogspot.com

lauren
drylandkalo.blogspot.com
bradbury111.blogspot.com
hauntedhawaiiannights.blogspot.com

caitlyn
absolutelypositivelynotgay.blogspot.com
hottlist.blogspot.com
elloellosmileys.blogspot.com

tama
hlcfahrenheit451.blogspot.com
pendragonbookproject.blogspot.com
hlcearthproject.blogspot.com

isaac
baconisgod.blogspot.com
suehirosan.blogspot.com
suehirosan2.blogspot.com
kamehamehawarriorkingofhawaii.blogspot.com
jamesclavellischirdrensstory.blogspot.com

kyle
bloodredsun-kamehameha.blogspot.com
childrensstorieys.blogspot.com

josh
underthebloodredsunjoshcarroll.blogspot.com
cruz4life.blogspot.com
joshdanielcarroll.blogspot.com
kamehameha123.blogspot.com
islandofthebluedolphin.blogspot.com
carroll1994.blogspot.com

ka'ainoa
groupbook1.blogspot.com
giddyupnalo.blogspot.com
bookproject1.blogspot.com

schae Ann
readingclasshaleonakoa.blogspot.com
mywrestlingexperience.blogspot.com
lovelybonesassesment.blogspot.com

Only Two Weeks left of Christmas Break!!!

Aloha Haumana,

Its been quite a while since we've all been in school. This is just a friendly reminder to all of you to invest at least two hours a day in studying your project work and other subjects such as math. Remember that Hakipu'u Learning Center really places the responsibility on every student to be in charge of how you learn. You directly impact whether or not you will be successful or not.

I can help you, along with your parents and guardians, and the rest of our HLC 'Ohana.

Don't forget LLE's, logging hours, journaling, organizing binders and so forth. You need to set yourself up for success!

You each can do this and have great potential.

To end my epistle, I would like to leave this story with each of you.

Once there was a fisherman who caught a large fish. Bringing out his ruler, the man measured his catch: twenty inches.
The man threw the fish back. Soon after, his rod wiggled again. This fish measured only five inches and the fisherman dropped it into his bucket. And so it went. The fisherman kept every fish under twelve inches and threw back every fish of greater size. Finally, a nearby fisherman could no longer hide his disbelief. "You keep throwing back the fish larger than twelve inches," he said. "Why the heck are you doing that?" "It's real simple," the man answered. "My wife only has a twelve-inch frying pan."


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Aloha,
Kumu Feki