2026-08-19T19:51:51-07:00 2026-06-30 834642510 Chantal Mentzer Inc 4-1579 Kuhio Hwy Ste 208 Ste 208 Kapaa HI 967461828 990EZ 2025-07-01 990187607 Kapaa Elementary School PTSA Inc KAPA 8088558063 4886 Kawaihau Rd Kapaa HI 96746 Katrina Munzer Treasurer 2026-08-14 true Chantal Mentzer CPA P01872225 8088558089 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X N/A X X 57473 X 17897 7596 0 31980 16425 15555 0 41048 995 115 47902 49012 -7964 41579 33615 X 41529 33615 50 41579 33615 41579 33615 A - To provide for the welfare of children and youth in home, school, places of worship, and throughout the community. B - To raise the standards of home life. C - To advocate for laws that further the education, physical, and mental health, welfare, and safety of children and youth. D - To promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators in the education of children and youth. E - To engage the public in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being of all children and youth. F - To advocate for fiscal responsibility regarding public tax dollars in public education funding. 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. 2457 Teacher & Staff Appreciation: To support our teachers and staff, who often use their own money for classroom needs, we provide a catered meal during Teacher Appreciation Week, reimburse up to $150 in supplies for paid PTA member teachers, and assist the Aloha Committee with activities that boost staff morale through refreshments, food, and other small gestures. We also catered all the teacher in-service / waiver days this school year and plan to do that again this coming school year. This school year we also started renovating the teacher lounges. Cleaned, painted, purchased new furniture and decor, etc. Just trying to help make it a more relaxing and enjoyable place for our teachers to take a break. We also purchased k-cup coffee machines and stocked the lounges with coffee supplies to start off this past school year. We plan to do a refresh of all of this for the upcoming school year as well. 7722 Put on student events that are designed to engage students while also welcoming their families. As a Title 1 school serving many socially and economically disadvantaged students, our goal is to positively impact every child's life. We do this by hosting free annual events such as movie nights, the winter extravaganza, track and field club, and glo night; funding field trips so costs are minimal or free; supporting end-of-year school parties, fifth grade promotion, and the annual May Day program; and providing extra funding for programs that strengthen students social, emotional, and educational well-being. We also help cover the cost of food for family engagement nights and kindergarten orientation. We even increased from one movie night to two per school year because it has been so popular. We also brought back the "after school clubs" which were fun clubs that students could participate in for a minimal fee during the second and third quarter. We had clubs like baking, arts & crafts, chess club, etc. We do plan to continue the after-school clubs for this coming school year and will fully eliminate the fee so any student regardless of economic background will be able to sign up. We had our annual school carnival. Previously it was held in Fall and called the Fall Festival. Due to migrating birds, we moved this evening event to Springtime and now call it our Spring-A-Palooza. Although it costs money to do the rides, there are still some free activities there. We also incorporated community vendors this go round. This activity is more geared around building and engaging with the Kapaa Community. 33853 44032 Jamie Lee Sugai-Salvador President 0 0 Dayson Souza-Yim Vice President 1.00 0 Kirin Reis Vice President 1.00 0 Heather Sokei Secretary 3.00 0 Katrina Munzer Treasurer 2.00 0 Laura Hadley Director 1.00 0 X false true false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Katrina Munzer 4886 Kawaihau Rd Kapaa HI 96746 8088558063 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 22562 17897 40459 77726 34695 112421 0 0 0 100288 52592 152880 0 0 152880 0 0 0 0 100288 52592 152880 X 0.00000 0.00000 Spring-A-Palooza 20973 20973 7750 Buddah Mochi Bags 11007 11007 8675 31980 31980 16425 16425 15555 Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $53 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $316 Other Expenses.1 Supplies & Materials $19310 Other Expenses.2 Outside Contracted Services $14999 Other Expenses.3 Meetings, Meals & Outreach $11578 Other Expenses.4 Small Tools & Equipment $729 Other Expenses.5 Dues & Subscriptions $350 Other Expenses.6 Excise Taxes Paid $299 Other Expenses.7 Program Awards $278 Other Expenses.9 Bank Charges & Fees $39 Other Expenses.10 Licenses & Fees $4 Other Expenses.11 Rounding $-3 Other Expenses.12 Return of Program Aware $-50 Other Assets.1010 Inventories - Beginning $50 Inventories - Ending $0 Changes to Organizing or Governing Documents Added a second vice president position. Changed number of general session meetings from 6 to 3 per year. Changed the Board meetings from in-person to either in-person or virtual in order to better accommodate everyone's schedule.