You are Boo-tiful!

You are boo-tiful, kind, and caring! So it's important to put yourself first. Self-Love Rainbow has an "Autumn Self-Care" pack with a quick check in activity, self-care bingo, and ideas to start every morning in a loving manner!

• As we end Quarter 1, it is a good time to reflect on your child's progress and to identify areas that need further support. First and foremost, it starts with regular school attendance - being on-time daily and ready to participate! This means being in school at least 90% of the time (less than 18 unexcused AND excused absences).
• Students who attend school regularly are more likely to read well by 3rd grade, pass important classes and graduate on time! Attending school regularly builds good habits and helps children feel better about school and themselves.
• Here's a helpful calendar to keep track of your child's Attendance GHOULS!

Children can be exposed to a range of traumatic experiences. Sometimes, they may feel highly threatened by an event, and have reactions that negatively affect their daily lives. Here are some resources that can support you and your child through these difficult times.

Honolulu Family has a list of events to do with your 'ohana -

Take a tractor ride, choose the perfect pumpkin, pick your own produce and celebrate the season at bustling block parties.

There's also 20 awesome family activities to get you out and about!

Looking for spook-tacular fun and family-friendly festivities this Halloween season? Hawai'i Parent has a list of trolley tours, costume contests, trunk and treat, and many more!

This newsletter is a joint collaboration of the DOE Central District's School Social Workers and Human Services Professionals. The purpose is to highlight information that you may find useful, and does not serve as a comprehensive list. We do not endorse any specific organization. Mahalo!