Polynesian Outreach Program
Molifua, known to many as simply “Uncle Wally,” was a widely popular former OHS teacher and coach. He coached Seau during his tenure at the school. His influence led to the formation of the school’s Polynesian Club in the mid-to-late 1970s. These activities included a moment of silence for Seau, Polynesian dance performances, and the awarding of scholarships to four OHS seniors who will graduate in June.
POLYNESIAN OUTREACH PROGRAM
Mālō lava le soifua maua ma le lagi e mamā. Aloha mai kākou. Mālō e laumālie.
Oceanside Unified School District is fortunate to have a new program to help students within our Polynesian community to successfully reach their full academic potential. The objectives of this program are to:
- Reinforce the values of a strong cultural foundation
- Nurture positive academic interests
- Strengthen relationships between students, families, and school staff
- Provide awareness of and access to necessary academic resources
Students participating in the outreach program will benefit through:
- Regular academic support meetings
- Weekly cultural learning activities
- Language, Legends, Songs, Dances, Arts & Crafts
- Developing cross-cultural tools to succeed academically
- Exposure to fellow Polynesians in professional and collegiate arenas
Please see the attached letter of introduction from the new OUSD Polynesian Outreach Specialist, Kiki Sotoa Solia.
Ph: 760-708-6838
Meetings
2nd and 4th Wednesday
2:30-3:30
Every Thursday
2:30-3:30
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