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Head Start staffer Maile Fevella named MEO Employee of the Month

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Maile Fevella (right), MEO Employee of the Month, and Kalena Brown, who nominated her.

Head Start staffer Maile Fevella was named Maui Economic Opportunity Employee of the Month. Part of her job is to fill in at Head Start sites in Central, West and Upcountry Maui and Haʻikū when there are staffing shortages.

Head Start, which offers preschool at no cost to income-qualifying families for 3 and 4 year olds, maintains a staff of three at each site.

“Maile is an unbelievably flexible person who has the willingness to learn,” said her nominator Kalena Brown. “When she is needed somewhere, she will be there with a smile on her face.”

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Fevella joined MEO full-time in November 2022 as a Head Start Education Administrative Specialist.

“Although she is new to our program, she has shown all of MEO’s core values throughout her time here,” Brown said. “She asks questions to learn more about the program and the best way to go about situations.”

Maile Fevella, Head Start Education Administrative Specialist, was named Maui Economic Opportunity Employee of Month for May.

For being named Employee of the Month for May, Fevella earned a $150 check and an extra vacation day.  She was honored at MEO’s General Staff meeting on June 28.  Brown received $50 for nominating Fevella.

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Head Start has openings for teacher aides and lead teachers. Those who enjoy working with children can call 808-243-4310 or email hrmeoinc.org. Online applications can be found at https://form.jotform.com/211886975983175.

MEO Employee of the Month Maile Fevella (second from left) poses with MEO Chief Executive Officer Debbie Cabebe (from left), Chief Administrative Officer Maggie Batangan and Chief Operating Officer Gay Sibonga.
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