Click here to download important information to prepare for the school year.
Plan to attend the Meet and Greet for grades 1 to 6 families on Thursday, August 1 from 5:30 to 7 pm!

Important information for incoming kindergarten families.

Prepare your child for 7th grade by completing the required physical exam.

Mrs. Gonzales' 2nd-grade class were featured in our local news broadcast weather report.

There was a record-breaking amount of entries in this years, Olelo Video Youth Exchange Competition. Our school was selected again for the "Spirit Award," for contributing the most entries. Congratulations, Rea Ramassini for winning in the Public Service Announcement category. Take a look at the award-winning video presented at the Olelo Awards Banquet.

Final issue of the school year!

Our surfriders are riding their first MES NEWS podcast. A new weekly episode will be available every Monday. "Ride, Surfriders, Ride!"

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Dear Parents/Guardians,
Moanalua Elementary School is excited to announce that the Korean Language Program will be returning for the school year 2018-2019.
See the attached file for more information and application.

Opt-In to our *NEW* text messaging alert system
On Monday, August 27, parents will receive a text message from our SchoolMessenger program asking them to opt-in to DOE's text messaging system. Please refer to the attached flyers for further information.

Please take the time to read this important letter from Superintendent Kishimoto!

We are committed to safeguarding the physical and emotional well-being of our students. As such, we want to inform you of the latest series of online challenges targeting youth and teens called The Momo Challenge. Please attached PDF for more details.

The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act  (AHERA) requires the school to notify the Faculty, staff, and Parents of the presence and Asbestos-containing material in our school building. See attachment for more information.

In order to comply with certain Federal and State Civil Rights laws, rules, regulations, and/or guidelines, the Hawaii State Department of Education must take affirmative steps to: (1) ensure that limited English proficient (LEP) students, also referred to as English language learners, can meaningfully participate in educational programs and services; and (2) communicate information to LEP parents in a language they can understand. See attached files for more information.

Learn how to find the nearest school bus stop to your home address.

Know your rights about the professional qualifications of the people who instruct your child.

Know your rights under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Improvements Act of 2001.

Smoking and Student Misconduct

Know your privacy rights and laws that protect you and your student.