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​Parent Community Networking Center (PCNC)
Jody Kele: (808) 876-7614 | jody_kele@notes.k12.hi.us 
Office: located upstairs in the  two story building (F)  
Parent-Community Networking Centers (PCNCs) at Hawaii schools connect students and their families with the resources and services of the school and community. PCNCs create supportive partnerships among the home, the school, and the community to improve student achievement, performance and growth, and building a sense of community. The Kula School PCNC is a school-based gathering place for parents, teachers, volunteers, and the community to foster learning, sharing and partnerships that are responsive to Kula School's expressed needs and concerns. 

PCNC Mission Statement:  To develop a sense of community and a caring learning network to strengthen family, neighborhood, school,
and classroom for every student's well-being and attainment of standards.
In addition to providing volunteer opportunities, the PCNC accepts donations such as new or gently used slippers, clothing, uniform t-shirts, school supplies, see the wish list for a complete list of items.

PCNC Wish List

  • Volunteers
  • School Supplies
  • Clothing 
  • New Personal Hygiene Items
  • Kula School T-Shirts
  • Slippers 
  • Box Tops for Education (cut out from food containers)
  • Campbell's Soup Labels (UPC barcode only)
  • Small Toys (or similar items for rewards and prizes)
  • Arts and Crafts Supplies

PCNC Activities

  • Parent Education Night
  • Family Fall Night 
  • Movie Night 
  • Science Night
  • Kamp Kula
  • Winter Wonderland
  • Annual Phone Book Recycling (fundraiser)
  • Box Tops for Education collection (fundraiser)
  • Campbell's Soup Labels collection (fundraiser)

PCNC Goals

  • Communicating - communication between home and school is regular, two way, and meaningful
  • Need School Supplies - contact your teacher or PCNC to connect with WishingWell Resources for back to school supplies 
  • Parenting - responsible parenting is promoted and supported
  • Student Learning - parents and families play an integral role in assisting student learning, including successful achievement of the Common Core State Standards and the Hawaii Content and Performance Standards
  • Volunteering - parents and families are welcome in the school, and their support and assistance are sought
  • School Decision Making - parents and families are partners in the decisions that affect children and families
  • Collaborating with the Community - community resources are made available to strengthen school programs, family practices, & student learning