KAPAA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PTSA INC
EIN 99-0187607 · Parent & Teacher Groups (B94)
What they do
Kapaa Elementary Campus Projects: These Ongoing Projects Focus On Improving The Campus for Students, Teachers, and Staff, With The Long-term Goal of Creating A More Inviting and Functional Environment. In The 2025/2026 School Year, We Introduced Hale Pono, A Reward Room Similar to A Fun Center Where Students Demonstrating Kindness, Respect, and Responsibility Earn Tickets and A Chance to Enjoy Playtime On Fridays. We Also Funded The Construction of Wooden Tables and Benches Placed Around Campus, and We Continue to Cover The Cost of Filtered Water From Menehune for The Health Room to Ensure Clean Water is Available to Students In Need. We Continue to Help Support The Hale Pono Room By Purchase Additional Supplies (i.e. Beads, String, Air Dry Clay, Dress Up Costumes, Toys, Etc.), As Well As Replace Games/furniture That Breaks From Usage (i.e. Air Hockey Table). We Continue to Support The Health Room With Filtered Water and Healthy Snacks.
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ContactKatrina MunzerTreasurer
In care of% PTA BOARD MEMBERS
Mailing address4886 KAWAIHAU RD, KAPAA, HI 96746-1930
Main phone(808) 855-8063Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- June 1972
- County
- Kauai
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