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Proudly offering Catholic education for grades K - 8 and an Early Education Center.

Website for St. John Vianney School, Kailua

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​November 17, 2020
 
Aloha,
 
St. John Vianney School has recently registered for the iGive Fundraiser and has been listed as a cause to which shoppers may wish to donate through the iGive shopping rewards.

What is iGive? It's a FREE service where online shopping helps supporters donate funds to the cause of their choice at no additional charge to the supporter or the cause!

How iGive works:
1. Shop online via iGive
2. The stores pay you a rebate that goes to your selected cause
3. iGive sends the rebate when your cause has earned at least $25

In addition to the iGive Button for your desktop/laptop, the iGive App for iPad/iPhone or Android is available to download, free, for on-the-go shopping at 1700+ stores!

Now shop via the iGive App or Button at Expedia, QVC, Walmart.com, Staples.com, JCPenney, PETCO, Pottery Barn and so many more!
 
Ways to Use iGive:

• Clicking on a store link directly from iGive.com or iGive.com/mobile sites. (You must be logged in)
• Installing the iGive Button and shopping online as you normally would (for more info: iGive Button - How It Works)
• Shopping via the iGive App for iPhone, iPad or Android (visit the App Store and search "iGive" - free)
• Shopping through links in the iGive member Newsletters
• For faster shopping, create your own list of favorite stores on your iGive member home page under My Stores. 

If you are more visual - you may be interested in viewing our 5 minute Shopping Video
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Mahalo!
Caryn DeMello
Principal

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​Why Some Hawaii Parents Now Want Their Kids In Private School

Read Civil Beat's October 26, 2020 article featuring our parish's St. John Vianney Catholic School.

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​School Principal Caryn Demello talks about the first day of school for the 2020-2021 school year with on-campus learning, safety protocols, and lessons learned during the summer session.

​ The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges to schools and families across the state and nation, however our SJV students, school administrators and teachers have been been pioneers in navigating this "new normal" with precautions for classroom learning and innovations in transitioning to distance learning as well. Click for the interview on Meeting Kailua's Community.