'OHANA & COMMUNITY

SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL

School Community Councils (SCC) are forums for exchanging ideas about how to improve student achievement among the school's stakeholders: Principals, Teachers, Staff, Parents, Students, and the Community Members.

'Aiea High SCC Representatives:

Principal: Wayne Guevera
Assistant Principals: Melissa Goo, Carlos Ramirez,  Lachelle Sablan, Henri  Aylward
Non-Certificated Staff:
Teachers: Alyssa Bailey
Students:
Parents: Yvette Akamu, Michael Roura-Puaatuua
Community: Richard Mizusawa (SCC Chair)

If you are a parent interested in serving on the SCC, please email aieahs.scc@gmail.com.

School Community Councils are forums for open discussion and problem-solving related to student achievement. Recent research suggests that when done well, this process contributes to improved school culture and a strong professional community of educators. In addition, effective decision making supports improved classroom practice and student learning. These results indicate that democratic structures like School Community Councils are integral to school and student success.

LINKS:       'Aiea High SCC Training   |   SCC Handbook   |   SY23-24 / 24-25 SCC Meeting Minutes

PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ORGANIZATION

MILITARY & FAMILY SUPPORT

Military & Family Life Counseling Program

Military & Family Life Counselors  (MFLCs) provide confidential off-the-record, non-medical counseling, consultation and outreach services at U.S. military installations or nearby civilian communities (i.e. schools). MFLCs help service members and their families with the unique challenges of military life. This Program is based on a preventative model that strengthens service members and family problem-solving skills through every part of the military lifecycle. Reducing escalations and building coping abilities is a force multiplier, enhancing military capabilities across the board.

What is Non-Medical Counseling? 

Non-medical counseling is short term, non-therapeutic, non-diagnostic, counseling that is not appropriate for individuals needing clinical therapy. It is supportive in nature and addresses general conditions of living, such as:

• Life skills

• Identifying feelings

• Bullying 

• Conflict resolution

• Self-esteem

• Managing anger and aggression

• Separation from parents

• Problem-solving 

• Coping with deployment and reunification 

• Transition and moving 

• Improving relationships 

• Time management

• Stress management

• Parenting

• Grief & loss

Military Parents, if you are interested in your school-aged child receiving MFLC services at school please print, check, sign and return the Acknowledgement Form to the school. If you have an questions please feel free to contact: (571) 490-1765 or (808) 305-6444

MFLC PARENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT FORM
MFLC-CYB-BROCHURE
MFLC-TRIFOLD-PRESENTATIONS-CHILDREN

LINKS:
'aiea community association

FAMILY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT