Most, 81 %, of respondents said vaccinations would be encouraged, but not be required, for school faculty and staff. Regarding vaccinations, in a recent Hawaii Association of Independent Schools survey of its 100 members, to which 53 schools resp onded, 85 % said vaccinations would not be required for students age 12 and older, with 15 % undecided, while 62 % said vaccinations will be encouraged for students in that age group. Gelber added that Punahou strongly encourages vaccination for all students who are eligible for it, "and we will be requiring any student who is eligible but has not yet been fully vaccinated to test for COVID on a weekly basis."
Punahou, according to Robert Gelber, communications director, "will not be offering a distance-learning option " at all. Mid-Pacific, according to the school's website, was able to engage in on-campus learning for most of last year and will continue to do so this year.
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'Iolani is "committed to returning to campus with full academics for all grades just as we did last year, " said Timothy Cottrell, head of school. Andrew's Schools classes will also be in person, as they were most of last year, said Stephanie Jones, director of enrollment management. "While we will keep building on our new KS Digital platform to provide more choice, flexibility and personalized learning to students, full-distance learning programs will not be widely available, " he added.Īfter offering a hybrid model for its middle and high schools, with 100 % in-person learning for elementary students last year, Hawaii Baptist Academy "will be returning to school for full-time, in-person instruction, " said Ron Shiira, school president. This year, "only a handful of students have signed up for online, and parents seem happy with safety procedures and things we've introduced, like air purifiers, ventilation, adding UV lights in weight rooms and restrooms-as everything evolved, we kind of evolved with the situation, " Oshiro said.Īt Kamehameha Schools, "we look forward to the return to full in-person instruction at all of our campuses and preschools after nearly 1-1 /2 years, " said spokesman Darren Pai. Please specify in the memo "Cyndi Shiira Scholarship.Last year, he said, Saint Louis had about 500 students on campus and 400 online at the peak of the pandemic, with the highest proportion of in-person attendance in its elementary school. Online memorials may be made at hba.net/giving. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Cyndi Shiira Scholarship at HBA's Office of Institutional Advancement, 420 Wyllie Street, Honolulu, HI, 96817. The service will also be live streamed at hba.net/rememberingcyndi. Visitation begins at 9:30 am with the service following at 10:30 am. A Celebration of Life Service for Cyndi will be held on Saturday, June 11, at the Dan Liu Gymnasium on the Hawaii Baptist Academy Stan Sagert High School campus. Other survivors include her sister, Sharon Miyasato, brothers Wilfred "Bobo" (Patricia) Ho, Winfred "Junnie" (Cheryl) Ho Jr., sister-in-law Jamie (Kal) Ho, many nieces, nephews, and cousins. She is survived by her husband, Ronald "Ron" Shiira, daughter, Julia Shiira (David) Easterling, son, Andrew Shiira, and grandson, Elijah Shiira. Winfred "Tabash" and Jean Ono Ho, and Kalfred "Kal" (Jamie) and Stanford "Stan" Ho. Cyndi was preceded in death by her loving parents and brothers. While Cyndi was a proud alumna of her alma mater, the Farrington Governors, she became a faithful supporter and fan of the Hawaii Baptist Academy Eagles, University of Hawaii Bows, and the San Francisco Forty-niners.
She received an associate degree in early childhood education from Honolulu Community College. She attended Kapalama Elementary School, Kalakaua Intermediate School, and received a high school diploma from Farrington High School. In November 2020, Cyndi took an early retirement and enjoyed gardening, lei-making, watching sporting events, and time with family and friends. In her early years, Cyndi was also employed at the Kalihi YMCA where she worked as a Gray-Y and Summer Program Leader. She taught at Pali Preschool, Kapalama Elementary School (DOE), and Nuuanu Baptist Church Preschool.
Cyndi was also a beloved teacher for more than 42 years. She was an active member of OlaNui! from 2006, and Nuuanu Baptist Church from 1979 to 2006. Cyndi was passionate about her love for Jesus. FAMILY PLACED OBITUARY Cynthia “Cyndi” (Ho) Shiira 66, of Honolulu, Hawaii, passed away on Thursday, March 17, 2022.
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