Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• 中野
• 2024/09/09 (Mon) 02:41
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There is no age requirement, but it is difficult if you are too young. This is because the qualities of being able to manage in the same position as a manager are questioned.
If you have several years of experience as a restaurant manager or the like, I think you will be safe.

• 奴隷として毎日12時間くらい働かせたい
• mail
• 2024/09/09 (Mon) 11:49
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♩
Japalace can afford to give you E2
even if you don't want it
and the owners of Japalace in Hawaii
are seriously short of staff
and want you to come tomorrow to be honest, I'd like you to come tomorrow but the benefits and hours are not that great.

There are a lot of 22 and 23 year olds in management positions at all workplaces
However, the treatment and hours are not as good … Hey … You get the picture ？
We let them live in Hawaii so they have to sign slave contracts. I know, right?
Yeah, I know, I know, I know, I know.

It's up to you to climb out of it ！
I wish you the best of luck.

• min
• 2024/08/28 (Wed) 18:40
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If it doesn't conflict with a project or test, you should be fine ？
However, you may only find out about mini-tests and such right before the test, but you need to be prepared to miss some school.
Teachers will be OK with it.
You should ask if you can take the classes you can't take online ？.

• ぷぷ
• 2024/08/29 (Thu) 17:46
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I'm sharing this because my child just recently went through a similar situation. There was an event in the mainland U.S. in the middle of the semester, and I had to attend that, so I took a week off.
I properly discussed it with all the professors in the class, and I remember that their reaction was not bad. Some said it was OK if I submitted a formal invitation to the event and did all the homework, while others said that proof was not required but the main prerequisite was to Catch Up on all the classwork to be Missed.
Some classes had tests during that time, but in that case, they put him alone on a different day （ I think they were afraid that other students would leak the information, so the test was moved up ）. It went surprisingly smoothly and cooperatively, probably because I usually tried to communicate with my professors as much as possible. However, it seems that Catch Up of the class contents during the vacation was quite difficult after you returned, but maybe it is not so difficult if you take a break for 3 or 4 days. Good luck ！

• フレッシュマン
• 2024/08/31 (Sat) 07:44
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Thank you all
I have just started my part-time job, so I apologize for the delay. School has just started and I am still trying to get a grasp of the university system, but I am relieved to know that I may be able to take some time off depending on how I do it. I will ask my cousin to wait until the last minute to respond to my participation and will think it over. Thank you very much.

• ハワイ
• 2024/09/03 (Tue) 15:38
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When I was a junior college student at WA State, I took
4 days off because my brother was getting married in Hawaii. Through Dean in the Office of International Student Affairs, I submitted a
4-day leave of absence form to my department teacher.

The department teacher called me and told me to come to my office
as soon as I returned.
On the day I returned to school, before the class started, I received
all the materials for my absence from school from the department teacher.

If you are an international student, you should talk to the Dean of that office
and make a decision.

• フレッシュマン
• 2024/09/07 (Sat) 21:59
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#6 Dear Hawaii
Sorry for the very late reply and thank you. Thank you for the very helpful information.

• さなえ
• mail
• 2024/08/31 (Sat) 12:13
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娘が高橋塾に行って、プナホウとイオラニに合格しました。隣に他の生徒がいて気が散ると言う心配をされていますが、実際の受験の時を考えるとその方が訓練になったと思います。ADHD持ちで、集中力にかなりムラがあるのですが、プナホウの受験の時に、グループに分かれてサークルになって作業するテストの時に、同じようなお友達でいつも一緒に騒いでいる子と同じグループになって、かなり心配しました。終わったー(涙)って思ったくらいです。　でも、合格発表されて、アポイントをとってから結果を聞きに行った時に、「隣のお友達が声をかけてきた時に、今はテストだから終わったらお話しようねって言っていた。とメモ書きされてます」と言われました。　泣きそうでした　笑
塗り絵も、これ本当に娘ですか？？？って聞いたくらい、まぁ本当に丁寧に綺麗に塗ってありました。　静かな環境で家庭教師とかだったら、うちの娘みたいなタイプは、きっと無理だったんじゃないかと思います。
プナホウとイオラニではかなりカラーが違うので、色々悩む時期だと思いますが頑張ってください！

• ハワイ
• 2024/09/03 (Tue) 06:10
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Sanae
Thank you ！
It is wonderful that your daughter was accepted to both schools. Congratulations.
I didn't know that there is a coloring book in the exam … I don't know anything about it
I am in a hurry to send her to the school as soon as possible to gather information and practice for the exam.
How long did your daughter attend Takahashi Juku ？ and how many times a week did she attend ？
Also, I would like to know if there are any practices or studies that would be good for her to do at home.
Sorry for all the questions ！

• kaimana beach
• 2024/09/03 (Tue) 12:55
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Excuse me for coming in from the side.
I too have submitted applications to both schools and
am considering submitting GE as well, while wondering if I should send my now 4 year old daughter to Kinder.
＃ 2 Sanae-san, it is amazing that your child was accepted to both schools. ？
We have only 2 months left until the entrance exam date, so it is too late to start cramming （ tears ）
Did you attend Takahashi cram school everyday ？
I have to admit that I started to consider the idea of cram school. （ I was in a hurry because the exam dates for both schools were set soon after I applied. ）
I would also like to know how and when you submitted your recommendation letters.
There was no place in the Revenna and MyPunahou applications to attach them, etc.

Topix ！ sorry for the flight ！

• min
• 2024/08/28 (Wed) 19:35
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I go to the main lash shop.
It's $ 140 for 100 classic lashes, including tip.

I've been to many places,
I don't know the price in Japan so I can't say, but
I think it's cheaper in Hawaii ？.

• haruhawaii
• 2024/08/26 (Mon) 22:35
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I use this place.
Linh's Alterations
The address is 1232 Keeaumoku St. Honolulu,HI 96814
It looks like a pawn shop from the entrance, but
they also do alterations.
Please visit our homepage.
https://www.officiallinhsalterations.com

• ぶんぶく茶釜
• 2024/08/24 (Sat) 22:04
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My child attends Waialae Charter Elementary School, so I can explain the special features in detail.

① There are no so-called textbooks, and learning is mainly done using printouts and ipads.
➁All classes other than core subjects are taught by a full-time teacher who goes to each classroom. Hawaiiana, Music, Art, Aina, STEAM,
③ There is no so-called gifted and talented program to attract children who can study well. I have the impression that many children are enrolled in the GE program. There are a few students from the Mainland. The overwhelming majority of middle students are from Kaimuki Middle School. The charter middle in Nuuanu is also popular. Of course, there are children who go on to private schools.
④ After-school program （ W ＋ ） is staffed by a full-time, school-appointed staff member who can keep children until 5:30. ＄ 170/month. Sibling discount. Often available when school is not in session （ for an additional fee ）, and there is also a program that provides childcare for about 4 weeks during the 2-month summer vacation. This is great for co-workers as there are many options to keep them at school.
⑤ Compared to other public elementary schools, the new school year starts about 5 days earlier, but the winter break is 3 weeks longer.
⑥ Depending on the homeroom teacher, many classes have only reading homework, making it easier to learn.
⑦ Drop-off and pick-up by car is possible, rarely very congested.
⑧ Experienced staff who connect parents with the school for various questions are available in a timely manner.

I get the impression that the school emphasizes concepts, approaches, and collaboration among students rather than memorization and repetitive drills.
Perhaps because the emphasis is on students with various characteristics learning from each other's strengths, there is a tendency not to evaluate children solely on the basis of whether they can or cannot study, and as a parent who has received a traditional education, you may be concerned because there are few tests or homework assignments However, our students seem to be enjoying school in a relaxed and enjoyable manner.
Perhaps because many parents are eager to educate their children, some parents who feel that their children are lacking in studies send them to Kumon or provide them with private tutors.

Parent-led activities are also very active, and opportunities abound for parents who want to get involved in school events.

It is a good idea to go to the school's information sessions to get a feel for the atmosphere. When I attended one, I was impressed by the principal who said, "Wai'alae is a public school like a private school. In the end, I decided that I liked the atmosphere of the school and I was sure that my child would be happy to attend. My kids have thanked me （ lol ）.

• 子育て奮闘ママ
• 2024/08/26 (Mon) 16:11
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Bunbuku Chagama
Thank you very much for your kind and detailed explanation.
Wai'alae Charter Elementary School is very attractive ！
It is very valuable to hear from actual students, so thank you very much for taking the time to explain the school in detail. ！
I would like to attend an information session and see the atmosphere of the school.

• HCC
• 2024/08/25 (Sun) 17:43
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In my case, I talked to mothers who had older children and also went on a tour of schools I was interested in. I think you should go on a tour. School events （ such as funfairs ） are open to everyone, not just current students and others involved, so I think you should go.

• GEについて
• 2024/08/25 (Sun) 19:38
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>HCC

Thank you ！ Is the tour something you ask the school for personally ？ or is there a call for group tours ？
I see there is a funfair. I did a search and found past events so I don't want to miss this year's.

• Sean0914
• 2024/08/25 (Sun) 20:32
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Dear Topic

｢ Sean0914, did you gather information by talking to someone who attended the school ？
or did you visit the school staff room ？ ｣

#3?


We attended school fairs, checked out the atmosphere and programs, and
talked to parents before deciding on GE. \cHB2}

I gathered information when I attended the fair.

In my son's case,
the school he crossed over to had a lot of homework anyway to keep his level up, and I think it was pitiful ？.
However, I really appreciated the Japanese class in the class.
but now I have forgotten all about it.

• GE
• 2024/08/26 (Mon) 11:59
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You can call directly to the school you are interested in and ask about both the funfair and the school tour. The office is busy in the morning, so about a somewhat calmer time. We had one school that we removed from our GE list just because the office staff was so arrogant. We took our kids to both the fair and the school tour, and decided on both Elementary and Middle based on the school's surroundings and our kids' reactions as our first priority.

• HCC
• 2024/08/26 (Mon) 12:24
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Visits are scheduled on a specific date and time for each school.
There is an orientation at that time, and the principal will talk to you about the school's features and what they focus on. In addition to the funfair, there are other events such as Halloween that outsiders are free to attend, so please go there.