St. Anthony Grade School

hawaii catholic schools

blessed william chaminade

Aloha and Welcome to

St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School

For more than 160 years, St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School has served the people of Maui County and Hawaii under the guidance of members of the Sacred Hearts Order, Society of Mary, Marianists, Maryknoll Sisters, and the St. Joseph Sisters of Carondelet orders.

St. Anthony High School has an excellent reputation for maintaining high academic standards. During its sesquicentennial history, more than 15,000 students have graduated from this school. Many furthered their academic pursuits by earning degrees from institutions of higher learning and have established themselves in a variety of professional careers internationally.

The people of Maui recognize the positive contributions our students have made to improve the professional, economic, cultural and moral fabric of our island society. The spirit of community service encouraged at St. Anthony’s has also generated the devotion of invaluable time to countless community projects and volunteer work by our students and graduates.

This week (mouseover to pause):

May 16            EARLY RELEASE
                        Art Show—5pm
                        Aloha Band Concert—6pm
May 18            Red Shirt Day in honor of all those who have served, or are serving, in the Military
May 21           Final Exams—5, 6, 7—release at 12:30pm
                        Mandatory Graduation Practice—1:30pm-4pm
May 22           Final Exams—3, 4—release at 11:00am
                        Mandatory Graduation Practice—12n-3pm
May 23           Final Exams—1, 2—release at 11:00am
                        Mandatory Graduation Practice—12n-3pm
                        Follett Textbook buyback in the library – 10 – 1pm
May 24           Make-Up Exam Day
                        Mandatory Graduation Practice—10am-12n
Baccalaureate Mass—6pm—Church Center--Bishop Larry Silva will be our celebrant                       
May  25              Graduation Ceremony—6pm—Church Center—Dr. Michael Rockers, Superintendent  of Hawaii Catholic Schools will be our keynote speaker
                                Project Graduation—immediately following Graduation             
May 28               Memorial Day – School Office Closed

Announcements (mouseover to pause):

Important Announcements

  • Next School Year (2012-2013) our Early Release Day will be on Friday instead of Wednesday—calendar attached
  • The Summer Reading Lists are attached and  posted on the school website – Report form is on page 2 of the list
  • The Textbook list is attached and posted on the school website under Academics

On Wednesday, May 16, 2012 there will be an Art Exhibit in the library beginning at 5:00 p.m. and the Mahalo Band Concert beginning at 6:00 p.m.  Please join us.

Looking for a 2 bedroom ohana for a new teacher and her son, $1000 or less per month.  Please contact Pat Rickard.

TEXTBOOK BUYBACK – May 23 from 10am – 1pm in the library.  You may sell books back to Follett or exchange with students.  To save money, coordinate with a student to buy their books for next year.  Check the textbook list and see if the textbooks are the same.  Some classes will be using new editions.  Questions call Sr. Sara, Ext. 250

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