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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):

  • For those families that have gone “green”,  the August Newsletter is now available on our website, www.sasmaui.org, under the “Parent Newsletter” link.  The newsletter will be mailed on Monday for those who requested a hard copy.
  • Freshly baked sweetbread is now available for sale every Wednesday morning from 6:45 a.m. till 8:00 a.m. (or until sold out).  See Kathleen DeLima in the church circle, the cost is $6.00 (exact change is appreciated).  To reserve - please call Kathleen at 244-4190, ext 268.  All proceeds benefit the financial aid program.
  • Please notice the attachment to the reminder this week.  It is a fundraiser for the St. Anthony Jr/Sr High School LIFERS.  Print & take the flyer into any Panda Express on September 15th or 16th between 10:30 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., 20% of your purchase will be donated to the St. Anthony Jr/Sr High School LIFERS.  Print extra's & pass them out at work, school, your neighborhood, friends, aunties, uncles, grandparents, etc......  You must present the flyer!
  • Applications are being accepted for the Tommy Duarte Scholarship.  This $500 scholarship is available to Trojan athletes.  Applications may be picked up at the Admissions Office.  Call Ms. NeSmith (244-4190 ext 232) for more information.
  • Kitten looking for a good home.  There is a 5-7 week old orange kitten living under the Student Activities Office.  Anyone interested please call the school.
  •  NO SCHOOL on Monday, September 6th  in observance of Labor Day. 
  • September 8th – NCAA Recruiting Workshop for 10th – 12th graders.  6:30pm – 7:30pm in the library

Okay, here's what's coming up next week:

Saturday, August 28th
    Cross Country in Hana

Monday, August 30th
    Ms. Betancourt Field Trip

Tuesday, August 31st  
    9th Grade Retreat
    Jostens visit - Sr. Grad Invitations

Wednesday, September 1st
    Early Dismissal 12:40 p.m.
    ALL Class Fees due in business office
    Bowling vs. King Kekaulike

Thursday, September 2nd
    'Ohana Picture

Friday, September 3rd
    Secondary Student Council Pre-conference at Maui High School (Imada, Wuest, J. Pruett)  

For additional information please visit the school website  at www.sasmaui.org or call the office at 244-4190.

“Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in their midst.” Matthew 18:20

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