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Vivinavi Hawaii
Montessori Community School's College Enrollment Rate

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  • はり
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  • 2024/05/04 00:01

I saw a topic about Montessori Community School (MCS), but not Pre-School
I would like to ask about the schooling after graduation from Elementary.
Please let me know if you know anything about this or if you have children in the school.
The MCS website publishes the number of graduates who go on to higher education and the number of accepted students for the schools they have applied to
In some years there are only 5 graduates for 2021 ( 4 of them went to Punahou 1 to Iolani ! )
. The last two years also seem to have only 9 or 11 students, but does MCS Elementary only have about 10 students per grade level?

My daughter turned 4 last December and is currently in another preschool, but I am hoping she can go to Punahou or Iolani from about middle school
I am sending her to a private school as soon as she turns 3, but the teacher at the school has asked me if I can go to Punahou or Iolani.
I took the entrance exams for both schools earlier this year and was unsuccessful.
I plan to take the test again at Kinder, but MCS seems to be very competitive for admission from Kinder as well .........

If anyone knows if Elementary only has about 10 students, etc., please let me know!

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#14

I applied to both Hana Hau'oli and MCS this year and had no connections at all.
I am currently attending St. Clements from the age of 3 and wanted to start my child at Hana Hau'oli or MCS from the age of 4, so I was not sure if I would be accepted to both schools.
After numerous questions at orientations and with admissions staff at both schools, we decided to enroll her at MCS.
The criterion for our choice was still the percentage of students going from the middle to the TOP 2.
We are not considering taking the Kinder exam because we want to
be clear about our child's skills and our child's intentions as to what our child wants to do, learn, future possibilities, etc. when he/she enters Middle.
I am not sure if Kinder will be able to identify the strengths of my child since both Punahou and Iolani schools have their own strengths.
Hana Hau'oli also had a good school culture and a high rate of students going to Punahou, but the school culture was more connected and the actual rate of students going to the top 2 middle schools in recent years was
higher at MCS.
We are excited about the Montessori education at MCS.
The admissions staff and school staff are very kind and honest, and the teachers seem to be of a high caliber, as they must have not only teaching credentials but also Montessori teaching credentials
to be able to teach.
I am still enrolled in the school from August, so I hope to share more details as they become available.

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#15

maki-san ! We also took the Kinder test and were rejected from Iolani, Punahou, and Montessori Community School,
We recently received acceptance letters from Midpac and St. Andrews.

I also received acceptance letters from Hongwanji and Merinole, but I am thinking of sending her to St. Andrews.
It seems that all of the Merinoles have been accepted ! It seems that at the end of the day, there are fewer and fewer students and all of them are notified of their acceptance.
Iolani, Punahou, and Montessori Communities are notified immediately after the first Enrollment date, otherwise
after that, waitlists almost never come around.
The mid-pack is open after Iolani, Punahou, Montessori, and Le Jordain are announced
so don't give up and wait, the teacher said !.

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#16
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  • 2024/05/23 (Thu) 02:11
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#I would like to know what kind of children other than your child can pass the entrance exam. Or, is it more like a child who is very focused and can concentrate on one thing at a time ??

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  • 2024/05/23 (Thu) 16:21
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#15 saeko
Thank you for your reply ! Congratulations on your advanced acceptance from Midpac and St. Andrews. St. Andrews is also a very reputable school.

We also received a call from Midpac after that. Many of the kids around me have heard from Midpac as well. We decided to decline because Iolani was our first choice and we didn't think we needed to join Mid-Pac from Kinder yet.
Punahou ・ Iolani ・ Montessori seems difficult to move up after the first deadline. There are several children around me who have been accepted to Punahou, but not Iolani. Iolani seems to be narrower than Punahou in terms of capacity.
We got the public school of our choice through GE, so we will try our best at the public school for now and aim for Iolani Punahou. Thank you for all the information !.

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#18 maki
I knew you got your mid-pack acceptance letter !
All of us at the school got mid-packs one after another !

Iolani is still the best academically, by far. Iolani is still by far the best academically, and the university they go to is more advanced than Punahou.
Congratulations on getting into the school of your choice in GE.
We are both taking the middle exam again ! I'm glad you feel like you have a peer.

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Vivinavi Hawaii
I have almost no friends in Hawaii.

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#1
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  • 2024/05/19 03:00

I have lived in Hawaii for over 10 years and now have only one friend. She is not Japanese, cute, very sociable and has many friends, and I only see her once or twice a year. I don't feel lonely because I have a husband and a child, but sometimes I feel lonely. I don't have many friends in Japan, and if I lived somewhere other than Hawaii, I might have lost touch with them.
I don't have many friends, so is it likely that I have a personality problem and say hurtful things to others without knowing it ??

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#8

I have lived here for over 20 years. I don't have any particular friends.
On my days off, I drive around with my husband and the dogs. I have a friend at work and we talk a lot, but I don't go out with him in private.
When my child was just born, there were several people in my company who had small children, so we sometimes went to the beach together on our days off, or got together for birthday parties, etc. But now there are only two people I contact occasionally. Some have gone back to Japan, and some have gone to the mainland.
If I grew up in Hawaii and went to school in Hawaii, I would have some friends, but
I came here as an adult, and I thought it was just like that. lol
I don't think they have bad personalities or anything !.

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#9
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  • 2024/05/24 (Fri) 02:35
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Thank you all for your warm comments and encouragement !
I probably wouldn't have any friends even if I lived in Japan, but thanks to Vivinavi and everyone for this opportunity to talk here !.

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#10

I don't have any friends in Hawaii either. When my children were small, I had a lot of mom friends, but they were just mom friends, and once they started kinder, I stopped socializing with them. I also made friends at the Japanese language supplementary school, but I found the Japanese community to be a very difficult and troublesome place to be. They were mean to me, talked behind my back, invited me out for lunch once in a while ?, and when I was happy to go out with them, they were actually soliciting me for insurance or selling Fat Dan cosmetics. I don't know where they came from or why they live in Hawaii, because Hawaii is a place where people's identities are unknown.

I had a fight with my husband the other day and left home unexpectedly, but I laughed at myself because I had no friends and nowhere to go. I didn't know any restaurants that a middle-aged woman could go to alone, and I was afraid to walk outside alone after dark, so I went home before it got dark. Still, I don't really want to have friends in Hawaii.

I am serious, methodical, responsible, caring, and easily hurt, so making friends with people I don't know well that I meet in Hawaii is mildly stressful for me. I try to keep my relationships with people in Hawaii as shallow as possible and avoid deep relationships because I don't want to trust them as friends and then be betrayed and hurt again.

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#11
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Thank you for your personal and sympathetic email and further comments !
Off topic, but today I saw a family living in Hawaii that I think is quite famous on YouTube. The Japanese wife was sparkling, and I was a little despairing because she looked like heaven and earth to me. I imagined that they were probably going to have an early dinner at a restaurant after that and watch the lantern floating ceremony. But I think he is quite a hard worker...he is always a wonderful person with his YouTube dinner menus.

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#12
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I am a woman living in Hawaii.
US will have a huge gap between rich and poor, not just in Hawaii.
If you are a homeowner, you can exchange information about properties, but if you talk to renters
who are not, they will be turned off.
Whether single, married, or divorced.
I was also solicited by more than 10 different religions and network businesses.
I've been in Hawaii long enough to take it as a plus and wonder
what kind of invitation I'll get next time ! I'm trying to think of new discoveries . I can't
buy network business products unless someone introduces me to them. There are so many excellent products that I've come to believe that I don't have to be interested in the business to just be a loyal customer. With people who don't have cars, it's a burden to have to drop them off and pick them up for lunch or tea. I think it would make a better impression on everyone if you could take an Uber or Taxi yourself. Saving money is important, but I think it is also important to invest in yourself. If you ask someone to pick you up and drop you off, thank them. You will have a longer lasting relationship with people who have common sense.
If I could meet like-minded people, we could be friends. I think it is a good idea.

Unlike in Japan, everyone's status〔Temporal or Permanent(Permanent)》is different, and for the sake of future relationships
Everyone is used to asking each other about status when they first meet each other.

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Vivinavi Los Angeles
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  • 2022/11/15 20:08

Gone again ?

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2024/05/21 (Tue) 17:30
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A favored maintenance shop would not rip you off.

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#3017
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  • 2024/05/21 (Tue) 17:43
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I remember once upon a time, there was an idiot branch manager who read YOKON1
YOKO NUMBER 1 as "YOKONI" in the license.

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#3018
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  • 2024/05/21 (Tue) 18:01
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I'm sure you don't even pay the tip, but you're a poor man, so what's the point? And since the man pays for the meal,
he gets the tip too, and I don't do solo activities. If it's two women, it's just the two of them.
You are a strange old man.

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#3023
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  • Yesterday 22:58
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I thought I could get divorced anytime if I really got sick of it
but when I realized that I would be happier if I did, I made up my mind


My partner started to get angry as usual over trivial things
I was already fed up with his anger and started to let it slide He didn't like it and his tirade escalated further

You know, it's worth it.
I was just letting it go with a cold attitude, thinking that it would happen again
He didn't like it and escalated his rant further He even told me you're a worthless person
You bitch, go fuck yourself


I was laughing so hard! <1266> I was already laughing
This level of anger and ranting comes rather regularly

By the way, the reason for the fight was that my partner was asking me the same thing over and over again, as if he had dementia, and I was slightly annoyed
and said, "I heard that earlier.
I said in disgust, "I've heard that before..." And he goes so far as to say I'm crazy

I've been dealing with his personality for almost 20 years now
It's not every day that he ruins your day off like this!
I'm not young anymore and I want to live peacefully
I've come to the conclusion that I can't live with this person forever

I felt like I've been in this situation many times
but this time I've finished getting rid of all the stuff around me smoothly
I finished disposing of everything with my feelings during this holiday

When I thought I was going to be alone, I suddenly wanted to do something
I can't sleep because of all the thoughts
I realized once again that I've been holding back my life

I've been holding back my life for a long time.
Thanks for your rant
I finally made up my mind to be free

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#3025
  • 9でもないけど
  • Today 11:20
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End of life should be done from a young age, we all have too many possessions ❓
buy throw away ❓

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About Channel-J

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  • 2023/11/01 17:47

I have a subscription to Channel-J, a service that allows me to watch Japanese TV.
They used to have an office in Waikiki, but now I don't know where it is and the phone number is disconnected.
I often have trouble watching TV, and my email inquiries have not been answered.
Does anyone know who to contact ??

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#57
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  • 2024/05/25 (Sat) 04:51
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Yes, I feel the same way.

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#58

I have been unable to watch all channels since last Wednesday, let alone Kids Station. I can't even see the program listings anymore, only the channel names are displayed. I have seen it posted before that a 10-day maintenance would start, but I guess it is under maintenance ?.

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#59
  • かりん
  • Yesterday 14:23
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Some years ago, a well-known free Hawaii magazine ran a large ad for this company
so I trusted them.

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#60

Users,
you are not aware that you are using the business of a vendor who is committing a criminal violation of copyright law in the first place.
You should realize that you are supporting a criminal act.

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#61
  • 岡山西
  • Today 02:11
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# 60 KAN, are you referring to this ?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdX9rfaU8z4

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Tomi-chan LINE Stamps are now available !.

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  • Yesterday 22:54

Tomi-chan, the city's official mascot character, is a boy who loves marathons !
His age is 13 forever ! He is a veteran runner who has been participating in watermelon road races since 1985.

It looks like Tomi-chan has a stamp of her own.
I wonder if I should buy it as a local resident.

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Yachimachi Peanut Marathon

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  • マラソンマン
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  • Yesterday 22:47

It looks like it will be held on Sunday, October 20, 2024 ( ).
Entries have been accepted since 4/25, so
how about giving it a try?

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Registration System for Volunteer Assistance to Foreign Nationals in Times of Disaster

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  • わんぱくさいちゃん
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  • Yesterday 22:44

In order to secure volunteers to support foreign residents affected by a large-scale disaster,

In cooperation with Inzai City, the Inzai International Association seems to be registering support volunteers.

Is there anything I can do to help others? How about you if you are interested

Inzai International Association HP https://www.inzaiifa.org/volunteer.html

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Earthquake-proofing your home with subsidies !.

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  • Yesterday 22:40

The subsidy amount has been expanded since April 2024, and it will be up to four-fifths of the construction cost, or 1,000,000 yen.
It is important to be prepared for earthquakes since there have been so many recently.
You should check out the subsidies available.

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It seems that "Kaiun ! Nakamura Kanteidan", a popular TV program on TV Tokyo, is coming to Shirai!

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  • Yesterday 22:36

August 3, 2024 ( Saturday ) Doors open at noon, Concert begins at 1:00 p.m.
It looks like the "Anything Appraisals" will be coming to Shirai City
Let's find something to have appraised while we can!

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driving school

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  • Ringo
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  • 2024/02/06 16:50

Nice to meet you.
I have a question about driving school.
I have never driven in Japan and would like to attend school here, but I was wondering if you know of any schools around Mountain View, CA that speak Japanese ?.

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#14
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2024/02/08 (Thu) 11:46
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Even food goes well with Asian food

It's hard at work today.

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  • 2024/02/08 (Thu) 12:15
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you have a hard time at work ?

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#26

I recommend SIGNAL DRIVING SCHOOL.

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#32
  • 紅夜叉              .
  • 2024/05/08 (Wed) 14:02
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I think the Mexican community is larger.
I can't get a Mexican guy you know to introduce you ?.

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#75
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  • Yesterday 19:03
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What about Chicano?

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