Vision
Molokai Middle School is a community that honors diversity where all thrive academically, creatively, emotionally, physically and socially.
Mission
The mission of Molokai Middle School is to challenge all individuals to achieve their personal best by providing rigorous, engaging instructional programs that develop 21st century skills and promote knowledge for lifelong learning and responsible citizenship.
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Upcoming Events *Dates are subject to change* September 3-October 2..................Virtual Learning for ALL Students September 17 & 18................................Drive Thru Headset Distribution October 2................................................................................End of 1st Quarter October 5-9............................................................................................Fall Break
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Molokai Middle School Office is now open Monday thru Friday from
8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Due to Covid-19 Before Entering Office
1. Please make sure to have a mask on at all times in the office.
2. Upon entry please either wash your hands or use hand sanitizer.
3. Please practice social distancing of 6ft apart, follow blue lines.
4. Please do not past office gate.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
Aloha Families,
This link has community resources for you.
https://mauicjc.org/covid-19-support-for-children-families/
Please stay healthy.
News-Announcements-Upcoming Events
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Pandemic EBT-Program Round 2 - Info for CEP Schools
What is P-EBT? The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program is part of a food assistance plan approved by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, and authorized by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, for eligible students who attend kindergarten through grade 12. Students who are enrolled in a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program school are automatically eligible to receive this benefit. No action is needed.
This program is administered by the Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services. All inquiries for the Hawaiʻi P-EBT Program should be emailed to: hi.pebt@dhs.hawaii.gov
How Does this Work? There are three ways the P-EBT will be distributed.
1. KOKUA EBT CARD - For families that received P-EBT benefits last school year (2019-20) and are Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) households, P-EBT benefits will automatically be deposited to their existing Kokua EBT card beginning September 29, 2020. The P-EBT benefits can be used the same way as their Kokua EBT card.
2. HAWAIʻI P-EBT CARD - Families that had received P-EBT benefits for the school year 2019-20 and are eligible for P-EBT benefits for this school year 2020-21 will have their benefits loaded to their previously issued card (white card with black lettering) beginning Sept. 29th.
3. FAMILIES NEW TO THE HAWAIʻI P-EBT PROGRAM AND ELIGIBLE - Families that are from new CEP schools and did not receive P-EBT for the 2019-20 school year will be mailed a Hawaiʻi P-EBT card (white card with black lettering).
How Much Will Families Receive? Eligible families can receive up to the following amount for each child enrolled in school: August 2020: $136, September 2020: $150
Maximum for the 2-month period of School Year 2020-21: $286 per child.
Correct Mailing Address? Please ensure that your child’s school has the correct mailing address NO LATER THAN September 22, 2020. For Hawaiʻi P-EBT Program Inquiries, email: hi.pebt@dhs.hawaii.gov
What is P-EBT? The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program is part of a food assistance plan approved by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, and authorized by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, for eligible students who attend kindergarten through grade 12. Students who are enrolled in a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program school are automatically eligible to receive this benefit. No action is needed.
This program is administered by the Hawaiʻi Department of Human Services. All inquiries for the Hawaiʻi P-EBT Program should be emailed to: hi.pebt@dhs.hawaii.gov
How Does this Work? There are three ways the P-EBT will be distributed.
1. KOKUA EBT CARD - For families that received P-EBT benefits last school year (2019-20) and are Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) households, P-EBT benefits will automatically be deposited to their existing Kokua EBT card beginning September 29, 2020. The P-EBT benefits can be used the same way as their Kokua EBT card.
2. HAWAIʻI P-EBT CARD - Families that had received P-EBT benefits for the school year 2019-20 and are eligible for P-EBT benefits for this school year 2020-21 will have their benefits loaded to their previously issued card (white card with black lettering) beginning Sept. 29th.
- What if we misplaced our card? If your Kokua EBT or Hawaiʻi P-EBT card has been lost or disposed of and a replacement card is needed, call the Fidelity Information Service (FIS) customer service at 1-888-328-4292. If you received a notification of eligibility letter during SY19-20 but did not receive a card, you will need to get a replacement card.
- What if we never got a notification letter or card? If your child received free or reduced price meals or was in a CEP school in SY19-20 and you did NOT receive a notification letter or a Hawaiʻi P-EBT Card, please provide a current address to your child’s school by Tuesday, Sept. 22 AND email: hi.pebt@dhs.hawaii.gov with your name, your current address, student name(s), student school(s), and date(s) of birth.
3. FAMILIES NEW TO THE HAWAIʻI P-EBT PROGRAM AND ELIGIBLE - Families that are from new CEP schools and did not receive P-EBT for the 2019-20 school year will be mailed a Hawaiʻi P-EBT card (white card with black lettering).
- Important Note: Families new to the program that are mailed a Hawaiʻi P-EBT card will receive a card in the name of EACH eligible student. New Hawaiʻi P-EBT accounts will have their cards mailed beginning September 29, 2020. This is different from the previous benefit issuance in which the card was issued in the name of the eldest child in the same household.
How Much Will Families Receive? Eligible families can receive up to the following amount for each child enrolled in school: August 2020: $136, September 2020: $150
Maximum for the 2-month period of School Year 2020-21: $286 per child.
Correct Mailing Address? Please ensure that your child’s school has the correct mailing address NO LATER THAN September 22, 2020. For Hawaiʻi P-EBT Program Inquiries, email: hi.pebt@dhs.hawaii.gov
Aloha MMS students and families,
You should be receiving mid-quarter progress reports in the mail in the next couple of days.
Grading procedures have been amended to accommodate the disruption in school learning for the start of the school year.
Students will receive an S-satisfactory or a U-unsatisfactory, indicating progress for each class.
Letter grades will be given at the end of the first quarter. Please keep in mind that mid-quarter reports are not part of a student's permanent record.
If you have any questions regarding your child's progress please reach out to individual teachers. Staff emails are listed at molokaimiddleschool.com
-Mahalo
You should be receiving mid-quarter progress reports in the mail in the next couple of days.
Grading procedures have been amended to accommodate the disruption in school learning for the start of the school year.
Students will receive an S-satisfactory or a U-unsatisfactory, indicating progress for each class.
Letter grades will be given at the end of the first quarter. Please keep in mind that mid-quarter reports are not part of a student's permanent record.
If you have any questions regarding your child's progress please reach out to individual teachers. Staff emails are listed at molokaimiddleschool.com
-Mahalo
September 13, 2020
Dear Molokai School Community,
This is an announcement about precautions being taken due to a positive COVID-19 case involving a Molokai High School employee. The affected employee was last on the Molokai High School campus on Friday, September 4th and had minimal interaction with staff and no interaction with students. Any impacted areas were professionally cleaned and disinfected over the weekend.
The case had the potential to indirectly affect meal service at multiple campuses.
We extend a sincere mahalo to Rep. Lynn DeCoite for her kōkua in securing an alternative provider for student meals during this temporary period. This will allow for uninterrupted grab-and-go meal service for our students.
Out of an abundance of caution, there will be a modification starting tomorrow, Monday, September 14th, to the grab-and-go pick-up location for Molokai High and Molokai Middle.
We will update families if there are any other changes. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.
Mahalo,
Administration of Molokai High School, Molokai Middle School, Kaunakakai Elementary School and Maunaloa Elementary School.
Dear Molokai School Community,
This is an announcement about precautions being taken due to a positive COVID-19 case involving a Molokai High School employee. The affected employee was last on the Molokai High School campus on Friday, September 4th and had minimal interaction with staff and no interaction with students. Any impacted areas were professionally cleaned and disinfected over the weekend.
The case had the potential to indirectly affect meal service at multiple campuses.
We extend a sincere mahalo to Rep. Lynn DeCoite for her kōkua in securing an alternative provider for student meals during this temporary period. This will allow for uninterrupted grab-and-go meal service for our students.
Out of an abundance of caution, there will be a modification starting tomorrow, Monday, September 14th, to the grab-and-go pick-up location for Molokai High and Molokai Middle.
- The grab-and-go location for Molokai Middle and Molokai High (shared distribution) will change to the bus lane fronting Molokai High until further notice.
- Grab-and-go locations will remain the same for Maunaloa Elementary and Kaunakakai Elementary.
- All grab-and-go times will remain the same:
- Maunaloa Elementary: Breakfast 7:15-7:45 a.m., Lunch 11:15-11:45 a.m.
- Kaunakakai Elementary: Breakfast 7:15-7:45 a.m., Lunch 11:00-11:30 a.m.
- Molokai Middle/Molokai High: Breakfast 7:15-7:45 a.m., Lunch 12:00-12:30 p.m.
- Maunaloa Elementary: Breakfast 7:15-7:45 a.m., Lunch 11:15-11:45 a.m.
We will update families if there are any other changes. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.
Mahalo,
Administration of Molokai High School, Molokai Middle School, Kaunakakai Elementary School and Maunaloa Elementary School.
Aloha MMS Ohana,
Just a friendly reminder, Virtual Learning will continue September 8th through the end of first quarter, October 2.
Pod A & B students will be doing virtual learning. Copy of the official letter: Community Letter 3.pdf
Students please make sure to log in, on time, to every period that is on the bell schedule for the day.
Pod A students must join live classes using google classroom on Monday & Tuesdays. Extended Learning on Thursday and Friday.
Pod B students must join live classes using Google classroom on Thursday and Friday. Extended Learning on Monday and Tuesday.
Both Pods A & B must join their SEL classes on Wednesdays using Google Classroom.
Attendance is taken so please make sure to follow the bell schedule and check your google classrooms. You can find the bell schedule in your email MMS Bell Schedule 20-21.pdf as well as online at www.molokaimiddleschool.com
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we are transitioning into a new proactive approach in ensuring the health and safety of our students and staff.
Take care and stay safe!
Just a friendly reminder, Virtual Learning will continue September 8th through the end of first quarter, October 2.
Pod A & B students will be doing virtual learning. Copy of the official letter: Community Letter 3.pdf
Students please make sure to log in, on time, to every period that is on the bell schedule for the day.
Pod A students must join live classes using google classroom on Monday & Tuesdays. Extended Learning on Thursday and Friday.
Pod B students must join live classes using Google classroom on Thursday and Friday. Extended Learning on Monday and Tuesday.
Both Pods A & B must join their SEL classes on Wednesdays using Google Classroom.
Attendance is taken so please make sure to follow the bell schedule and check your google classrooms. You can find the bell schedule in your email MMS Bell Schedule 20-21.pdf as well as online at www.molokaimiddleschool.com
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we are transitioning into a new proactive approach in ensuring the health and safety of our students and staff.
Take care and stay safe!
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