The registration form for all grades S.A.T. testing is available in PDF form here. Please read the form carefully and return it to the C.E.I. Office as soon as possible so we can make adequate preparations. Testing will again be hosted by Windward Worship Center in Kaneohe. The address is 45-416 Kamehameha Highway. Leeward residents can take H-3 to the SECOND Kaneohe exit, make a left on to Kamehameha Highway and “double back” to WWC about 1/2 mile North.

Class of 2001 Graduation Plans

Dressed in Royal Blue and White caps and gowns, the CEI Class of 2001 will graduate on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 PM. Castle High Auditorium (Ron Bright Theater) in Kaneohe has been selected as the location.
  The speaker for the graduation is yet to be selected, perhaps at the next Graduation Committee meet-ing on Saturday Night, February 24, 2001 at 6:00 PM at Windward Worship Center.
  Graduation Invitations will also be discussed at the Committee Meeting.
  Graduates need to pay their Senior Fees ($55/student) no later than March 1. As a convenience, fees can now be paid with your charge card or debit card via the PayPal system on this website, www.ceischool.org. PayPal utilizes secure server technology for the processing of charge cards to safeguard your info.

CHOH Conference-Currriculum Fair
March 16-17, 2001
  This conference will be held at Kalihi Union Church, 2214 N. King Street in Honolulu.
   This is an opportunity for you to visit the exhibits of local vendors as well as mainland exhibitors like Calvert School, Bob Jones University Press and many others, and – more importantly – you can meet and talk with other Christian homeschoolers.
   FEATURED SPEAKERS: Mike Farris, President of Patrick Henry College, which opened in September 2000. Farris is a constitutional lawyer, a published author of six non-fiction works and two novels, an ordained minister, and a leading pro-family activist on Capitol Hill. He is also president and founder of the Home School Legal Defense Association.
  Vickie Farris, wife of Mike and mother of ten children will encourage and offer practical advice. For information, call 689-6398.

A Christian Summer Camp for teens is scheduled for June 18-22, 2001 at the Pu‘u Kahea Baptist Conference Center in Waianae. Hosted by the Church of God of Prophecy, the camp program has attracted teens from as many as 18 congregations and denominations in past years.
  More information about the camp is available from Gary Langley at 239-8311.