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Our Fun Run collection has been extended to Friday, February 20th. Your support is vital as we aim to raise funds for new technology and other essential school initiatives. We've already raised $3,000! That's a super start, but we still need your help to reach our big $20,000 goal! If we reach our goal, Principal Galeon will join us at the Fun Run dressed up as the MIGHTY DOLPHIN! Let's keep collecting to see Mr. Galeon in that amazing costume!

Kenneth's Photography will be on campus this Wednesday February 18th for Spring Portraits! Dress Code must comply with the Dress Code policy in the Student & Parent Handbook. If you have any questions about attire, please ask your child's teacher.

2/4 - “Drug Free” Red Shirt Day
2/5 - “Bully Free” Blue Shirt Day
2/9 - School Closed - Extreme Weather
2/10 - SCC Meeting
2/11 - Student Council Recycling Drive
2/12 - Papa John's Fundraiser
2/13 - No School - Teacher's Institute Day
2/16 - No School - President’s Day Holiday
2/18 - Spring Picture Taking
2/23 - No School - Professional Development Day
2/25 - Fun Run
2/26 - Robotics McTeacher's Night

Salt Lake Elementary School (SLES) celebrated a highly successful Diamond Bakery Fundraiser with a prize assembly on Thursday, October 30th! Our amazing SLES Ohana truly showed up for our students. Lottery prizes awarded included gift cards to Chuck E. Cheese and McDonald's, bag Charms, and Diamond Bakery Gift Baskets. The grand prize drawing was a huge hit, featuring a 1-night stay at the Aulani Resort (valued at $700) and a PlayStation 5! Thanks to everyone's hard work and community support, this fundraiser will directly fund essential grade-level requests, covering everything from field trips to student activities like Camp Erdman and the 6th Grade Promotion.

After a remarkable 43-year career in education, including 27 years at Salt Lake Elementary School, Principal Duwayne F. Abe retired on July 1, 2025. Principal Abe's unwavering commitment to the students of Hawaii has left an indelible mark on the educational landscape, particularly within the Moanalua Complex.