1. Hawaii Schools' Food Official Visits USS Independence Galley Your best resource for MBA programs, business schools, distance learning MBAs, executive MBAs, online MBAs and more. http://www.seabeecook.com/today/news/archive.01/cook0006.htm

Hawaii Schools' Food Official Visits USS Independence Galley by JO3 Jon Saltzgiver Pacific Fleet Public Affairs PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (NWSB) Hawaiian schools food services director plans to incorporate what he learned about food service aboard USS Independence (CV 62) into public school cafeterias in the state. "The trip there was way beyond my expectations," said Gene Kaneshiro, who is responsible for setting up menus and other dietary plans for approximately 185,000 students in the Hawaii public school system. "The Navy went beyond the call to accommodate me. "I expected to meet the ship pier side," Kaneshiro said. "I never expected to have them fly me out there, but landing on the flight deck was an experience." Independence , forward deployed to Yokosuka, Japan, was in Hawaiian waters for the Rim of the Pacific 96 exercise this summer. Kaneshiro said he wants to establish standardized nutrition labels for all foods on the serving line in their schools. All shore and shipboard galleys use nutrition labels to inform Sailors of the amount of cholesterol, fat and calories in each portion of food. "By doing something similar in our cafeterias, the students will become aware of what's in the various foods we're feeding them," he said. "It will also show the faculty and parents that we're trying to meet the dietary guidelines that we're under.

2. Hawaii.com | Education In Hawaii - Hawaii Schools When searching for universities, schools and general out these resources Reports general Information Department of Education (State of hawaii) Status of http://www.hawaii.com/move/schools/

Take me to... Hawaii news, weather, surf Hawaii Homes Hawaii Cars Hawaii Jobs Hawaii Apartments Hawaii Classifieds Island Guides... Visiting Hawaii Moving to Hawaii - Home development The state of Hawai'i offers public and private schools statewide, including some of the finest universities in the Pacific region. When searching for universities, schools and general information about Hawai'i's education system, check out these resources: Department of Education (State of Hawaii) Status of Education in Hawaii State Library System Schools: Kindergarten through Secondary: Public School Web Sites Public Charter Schools Private Schools Directory Post-Secondary/Graduate: ... Back to top Jump to: Finding a house Moving your household Finding an apartment Finding a job ... on the Kona Coast Departing from: Depart: (MM/DD/YY) Going to: Hawaii Kauai Maui Oahu Molokai (Kualapuu) Lanai OTHER Return: (MM/DD/YY) Adults: Home Visit Hawaii Hot travel deals Shop online ... Contact us /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="umbrella" if(!prop7) var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' '

3. Hawaii Schools Online Use this comprehensive guide to hawaii to find entertainment, restaurants, shopping and surfing. Access relocation resources. http://privateschool.about.com/cs/schoolshi1

zfp=-1 About Education Private Schools Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Private Schools with Robert Kennedy Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Schools in Major Cities Schools Listed By State OneStop Resource For Choosing A School ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Hawaii Schools Online Guide picks Visit these schools virtually! The Academy of the Pacific, Honolulu "A small unique private school for grades 6-12." Damien High School, Honolulu "Damien High is a private Catholic school for young men located in beautiful downtown Kalihi, a section of Honolulu, Hawaii. The school was founded in 1962 by the Congregation of Christian Brothers and is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges." Hualalai Academy, Kailua-Kona "Hualalai Academy is a kindergarten through eighth grade school. We strive to set a good example for everyone we work and live with. We are a non-sectarian school but we incorporate daily the values of ethics, community service, neighborly virtues and consideration for one another." Hawaii Preparatory Academy, Kamuela

4. Teaching In Hawaii apply for teaching or specialist positions in hawaii's public schools. Bureau 2270Kalakaua Avenue, Suite 801 Honolulu, hawaii, 96815 Phone More info general. http://doe.k12.hi.us/personnel/teachinginhawaii.htm

DOE Home Site map Teaching in Hawaii Office of Human Resources/Personnel Services Branch Department of Education State of Hawaii taken from pamphlet RS 02-1100 (Rev. of RS 01-0330) The elected Hawaii State Board of Education (BOE) and the State Superintendent of Education , appointed by the BOE, are committed to achieving excellence in Hawaii's public schools. The Department of Education (DOE) has adopted standards-based reform and the Hawaii Content and Performance Standards , establishing high expectations of academic and professional performance and accountability at all levels in our statewide public school system. Professional educators are the cornerstone of our mission to prepare Hawaii's youngsters for the 21st Century. Teaching in Hawaii means personal involvement in making school improvements through dedicated, creative collaboration at all levels of the school system. Schools are viewed as partnerships involving students, teachers, parents, administration, business, and the community. Hawaii's schools are embracing the concept of School/Community-Based Management (SCBM) which involves shared decision-making that encourages participation, provides administrative flexibility and empowers school communities.

5. Rebuild Hawaii & K-12 School Projects Rebuilding hawaii's schools. Closeup. general Maintenance Lighting Retrofit http://www.hawaii.gov/dbedt/ert/rebuild/projects/k12s.html

You are here: Projects K-12 Schools School Decision Maker Forum Notes from the October 2002 School Decision Maker Forum on Techniques and Tools To Enhance Learning Environments (2.1 MB) Presentations by Charles Eley (pg. 16) Patricia Plympton (pg. 62) Stephen Meder (pg. 76) Energy Smart Schools Project (Oahu) Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. (HECO) is spearheading a program to train high school students to perform lighting audits in their schools and in small business in their communities. Students gather and analyze data then generate reports using an Excel based HECO software program. These reports are presented to the schools and small business owners. 2002 Press Release: Hands-on Energy Lessons Energy Smart Schools Final Report Case in Point Energy Smart Schools Project (Maui) This project targeted 32 schools in the Maui Public School District. Auditors identified existing fluorescent lamps and fixtures in each school including existing fixture quantities and types, operating hours, the baseline energy consumption of the existing T12 lighting system, the energy savings of the proposed T8 lighting system, the cost to install the retrofitted lighting systems and payback periods. This project also looked into financing alternatives and implementation strategies.

6. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA: McGruff Crime Prevention Campaign Education's Safe and Drug Free schools and Communities and the Department of the AttorneyGeneral. are continually being shown on hawaii's television stations. http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/ccp/mcgruff.shtml

Featured Links: Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report (first six months of 2002) Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2002 Complete 1975-2001 Hawaii crime data in MS Excel format Criminal Justice Research Roundtable ... Workplace Violence Manual The Hawaii McGruff Crime Prevention Campaign was established in 1986 to instill the concept of crime prevention and safety at an early age among the state's youngsters. As a national symbol of crime prevention, McGruff has significantly influenced and raised the awareness of Hawaii's children on the dangers of drugs and crime. McGruff's message has gone beyond the classroom to reach the community at large. His message of drug and crime prevention has been heard by thousands of children and adults alike at community events. Through safety tips and the distribution of drug and crime prevention materials (educational brochures, coloring books, etc.), we hope to reach the whole community. The National Crime Prevention Council to coordinate Hawaii's McGruff Program. NCPC is a private, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization whose mission is to prevent crime and build safer, more caring communities.

7. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News available to the StarBulletin are $167 million in projects for the Department of Accounting and general Services. Committee, agreed that the state needs to help fix hawaii's schools. http://starbulletin.com/2001/10/06/news/story1.html

CLICK TO SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Saturday, October 6, 2001 Funds aimed at schools The governor wants education to get the bulk of his $1 billion emergency budget Both the Department of Education and the University of Hawaii would benefit, he says By Richard Borreca rborreca@starbulletin.com Gov. Ben Cayetano is proposing spending the bulk of his proposed $1 billion emergency construction budget on education, ranging from fixing classrooms to building the University of Hawaii-West Oahu campus. In total, Cayetano is asking the Legislature for authority to spend $978.8 million more for construction projects. The Cayetano administration estimates the interest on the bonds for the extra $1 billion will be about $85 million, according to Sen. Sam Slom (R, Hawaii Kai). Yesterday, Cayetano said he wants the Legislature to move because the state is in a financial crisis and needs the help. "We want to keep the jobs going," Cayetano said. In a list of proposed projects distributed to legislators this week and made available to the Star-Bulletin are $167 million in projects for the Department of Accounting and General Services. They include $130 million in small improvements to public schools across the state.

8. Hawaii Attorney General - CPJA/R&S: Special Reports, 1997-99 tell the whole story, the Attorney general cautioned. cash from other youths in oraround schools. Honolulu Police Department, University of hawaii Youth Gang http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/rs/misc/index99.shtml

mm Featured Links: Semi-Annual Uniform Crime Report (first six months of 2002) Firearm Registrations in Hawaii, 2002 Complete 1975-2001 Hawaii crime data in MS Excel format Criminal Justice Research Roundtable ... Workplace Violence Manual (arranged chronologically, newest reports at top) Weapons Used In Violent Crimes, State of Hawaii, 1993-1998 (November 1999) Six online pie and bar charts provide a statistical portrait of weapons used in violent crimes in Hawaii during the past six years (the entire period for which these data have been available). Included are individual charts for Murder, Robbery, and Aggravated Assault, the combination of these offenses for 1998 and the 1993-1998 period, and a special bar chart showing a complete breakout. This is an exclusive online publication. If you are unable to view the charts, click here for a text only version. Restraining Orders Sought in (June 1999) Acting Attorney General Thomas R. Keller announced the release of a new crime report

9. Findlaw's Message Boards - Welcome Military offers assistance to hawaii schools. A firstgrade student from Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School "But in a general sense, it's truly about the Armed Forces http://boards.lp.findlaw.com/cgi-bin/WebX.fcgi?230.ef26f6a

10. Hawaii Business Magazine: Look Ahead 2003 Kamehameha schools, general Growth, the University of hawaii and the state ofhawaii have an opportunity to really shake up Kakaako, and I think that’s http://www.hawaiibusiness.cc/hb12003/default.cfm?articleid=10

11. Online-Education.net - Hawaii Schools hawaii. University of Phoenix Online general Area. Earn your degree,advance your career, secure your future - all online. University http://www.online-education.net/hawaii_schools.html

Hawaii University of Phoenix Online - General Area Earn your degree, advance your career, secure your future - all online. University of Phoenix Online is a true innovator in distance education. Their accredited Business, Technology, Criminal Justice, Nursing, and Education degree programs are designed specifically for busy professionals. Imagine earning the degree you've always wanted - from home, at work, or while traveling. Request Information University of Phoenix Online a true innovator in distance education, allows students to earn their degrees and advance their careers - all online. Request Information Suggest A School Send us an email about a school you think we should feature Click to send email Online-Education.net, San Marcos, Texas 78666, info@online-education.net home find a school search by location ... submit url

12. Facts And Figures - State Of Hawaii Lieutenant Governor James Aiona (www.hawaii.gov). Enrollment in private schools was36,226 in 1999 Commercial airports (1999) 9; general aviation, military or http://www.state.hi.us/dbedt/facts/statefact.html

STATE OF HAWAII HAWAII, THE ALOHA STATE Discovered by Polynesian settlers between the 3rd and 7th centuries A.D. and later by British Captain James Cook in 1778. State Flower: Yellow hibiscus State Bird: Hawaiian goose (nene; Branta sandvicensis) State Tree: Candlenut (kukui; Aleurites moluccana) State Seal and Motto: (The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness) State resident population (2000) Maui County (2000) Maui Island De facto population (2000): (Includes all persons physically present, e.g., military and visitors, but excludes residents temporarily absent.) Population density (2000): 188.6 persons per square mile Number of households (2000): 403,240 with an average of 2.92 persons per household The population is 50% male and 50% female. Median age (2000): 36.2 years Age breakdown (2000): Under 5 (6.5%); 5-19 (20.6); 20-44 (36.8); 45-64 (22.9); 65+ (13.3) Ethnicity (2000): Hawaiian/Part Hawaiian (22.1%); Caucasian (20.5); Japanese (18.3); Filipino (12.3); Chinese (4.1) Marriages (1999): 23,067 (60% were non-residents and 44.2% interracial)

13. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Editorial Question No. 2 is an opportunity to support hawaii's educational infrastructureas a whole because private schools benefit the general public. http://starbulletin.com/2002/11/03/editorial/special.html

Sunday, October 27, 2002 Funding the future Ballot question No. 2 would amend Hawaii's Constitution to let the state issue special-purpose bonds to pay for construction at private schools. Investors would buy the bonds and the schools would pay the costs. The "Price of Paradise" asks: Why should voters say 'yes' or 'no'? 'Yes' is vote for education Public schools need attention 'Price of Paradise' on the radio Ballot question No. 2, to issue bonds for private school improvements, is backed by the Board of Education and the superintendent of schools, but the Hawaii State Teachers Association is against it. We'll explore why question No. 2 supporters say we should vote "yes" and why the teachers union says we shouldn't. Who : Guests: Karen Ginoza, president of HSTA, and Robert Witt, executive director of the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools. Host : John Flanagan. When : 8:00 tonight. Where : KKEA, 1420-AM Join in: Call 296-1420 or toll-free from the neighbor islands, 1-866-400-1420 during the show. Cell phones: Star-1420 or Pound-1420. BACK TO TOP is a vote for education By Robert Witt OUR STATE now faces an opportunity to improve the learning environments for 52,000 students attending Hawaii's 130 private schools, colleges and universities. This opportunity is ballot question No. 2.

14. WNA - General Info general Information Windward Nazarene Academy (WNA) is an outreach and ministry schoolis licenses to operate by the hawaii Council of Private schools (HCPS http://www.kcn-wna.org/WNA/info.html

General Information Windward Nazarene Academy (WNA) is an outreach and ministry of the Kaneohe Church of the Nazarene. Founded in 1967, it is a pre-8 school that serves the families in the church and community on Oahu's windward side. Affiliations The school is licenses to operate by the Hawaii Council of Private Schools (HCPS). The before/after school care program is licensed for 70 children by the Hawaii State Department of Human Services (DHS). WNA is a member of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), an associate member of the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools (HAIS), and adheres to the bylaws governing the three Hawaii Pacific District schools of the Church of the Nazarene. Cultural Diversity Our current enrollment of 210 is composed mostly Asian ancestry including Hawaiian, Japanese, Filipino, Chinese, and Samoan. We also have Caucasian, Hispanic, and African-American students. School Address 45-232 Puaae Road P.O. Box 1633

15. Kids Vote Hawaii Six of those schools offered online voting in the 2000 general election. The HawaiiAssociation of Independent schools is willing to facilitate the innovative http://kidsvoteweb.inets.com/subpage.asp?page=19§ion=2

16. The Center For Education Reform: Hawaii's Charter Law CER Grade DHawaii (1994; last amended in 2001). The 6th weakest of the nation's38 charter laws. general Statistics. Number of schools Allowed. 25. http://edreform.com/charter_schools/laws/Hawaii.htm

Making Schools Work Better for All Children Charter School Legislation: Profile of Hawaii's Charter School Law Note : The following ranking and analysis reflects the state's law as of 2001. For the most recent state law profile, please contact the Center for Education Reform or order Charter School Laws Across the States: Ranking Score Card and Legislative Profiles from our Publications page Hawaii (1994; last amended in 2001) The 6th weakest of the nation's 38 charter laws General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities State board of education (charter school review board) Eligible Applicants A group of teachers, any public school, community or any program within an existing school Types of Charter Schools Converted public, new starts Appeals Process Applications denied by the state review board may be appealed to the state board of education Formal Evidence of Local Support Required 60% of teachers, 60% of support staff, and 60% of parents at school must support

17. Kahala Associates - Schools Kamehameha schools Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate official Planetology (HIGP) (3);hawaii Institute of Honolulu Community College general information, library http://www.kahalaassociates.com/schools.php

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS ON OAHU Getting your child into a good school can be a challenge. It helps having reliable information at your finger-tips. PRESCHOOLS PUBLIC PRIVATE UNIVERSITY PRESCHOOLS Pre-Schools Locater Wilcox F - kindergarten page offering information about the class and the teacher, links, and more Back to Top PUBLIC Results of Hawai'i Content and Performance Standards tests Public Schools K12 Isle SAT scores best since ’80s Top public schools in Hawaii based on students' performance on statewide math and reading tests ... HIGH SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Ahuimanu Elementary School Kaneohe Enchanted Lake Elementary School Kailua Hanalei School Hanalei Iroquois Point Elementary School Ewa Beach Kamali'i Elementary School Kihei - offers a head start pre-school program and serves grades K-5. Kamali'i Elementary School Kahului Kapunahala Elementary School Kaneohe - information includes parent bulletins and student projects. Kilauea Elementary School@ Kilauea King Kaumuali'i Elementary School Lihue - presents Laake'a: the Light. Student projects and websites, parent and staff pages, staff development, and curriculum.

18. Telecommmunications Projects Kauai Community College. The home page provides general information about the school.Leeward Community College. Brigham Young University hawaii. Primary schools. http://kalama.doe.hawaii.edu/hern95/rt004/page4.html

Telecommunications Projects in Hawaii Schools As an island state, telecommunications has long been our lifeline to the outside. In recent years the telephone has evolved to conference calls replete with video, and interactive TV, computer and multi-dimensional programs have moved communication to a more sophisticated plane. Here is a partial list of some of some of the projects that have been underaken in Hawaii's educational institutions. It is our hope you will help to make these lists grow by sending us information about projects you know. University of Hawaii Manoa and related institutions The Hawaii Home Page provides links to the home pages of many of these institutions. University of Hawaii at Manoa: Provides basic information like phone numbers, academic information, news and events and a fun page with personal tidbits of faculty and students. UH Manoa Education Servers which provides links to the following: Air Force ROTC Institute for Astronomy Department of Electrical Engineering provides information about various projects Department of History Center for Instructional Support links to network resource tools and information on how to search for data National Foreign Language Resource Center links to a wonderful list of foreign language and linguistic resources Pacific Biomedical Research Center Department of Plant Molecular Physiology Gopher Server provides much of the same information.

19. General Legislative Provisions For Students With Disabilities *hawaii operates as a single district, so state In either case, schools must identifypotentially eligible restrictive environment and, in general, in an http://www.ed.gov/pubs/chartlegis/part1.html

Review of Charter School Legislation Provisions Related to Students with Disabilities, September 1998 General Legislative Provisions This first part of the review examines statutory provisions that have implications for, but do not necessarily address directly, students with disabilities or special education. Various provisions in state statutes grant charter schools varying levels of authority to govern themselves and to make decisions regarding the operation of the schools, including decisions related to personnel, curriculum, and expenditures. The extent of a charter school's operational autonomy will have an impact on how special education programs are implemented in these schools. As described in the following paragraphs, statutory provisions that give higher levels of autonomy include ones that allow or require charter schools to (1) operate independent from local school districts, (2) make their own personnel decisions, (3) be exempt from state and district education laws and regulations, (4) assume liability for their actions, and (5) receive their funding directly from the state. Independence from districts.

20. Hawai'i Youth Opera Chorus - General Information Hawai`i Youth Opera Chorus general Information. 1961, HYOC has provided singers forall hawaii Opera Theatre comprised of children from 42 public schools and 22 http://www.hyoc.org/geninfo.html

Hawai`i Youth Opera Chorus General Information Home page Calendar Announcements Staff Bios ... Handbook Hawai`i's premier children's chorus, Hawai'i Youth Opera Chorus, formerly the Honolulu Children's Opera Chorus, is the longest running and largest youth chorus in Hawai`i. Since 1961, HYOC has provided singers for all Hawaii Opera Theatre productions requiring the participation of children. Their outstanding performances under Nola A. Nahulu , musical director of twelve years, have been of such high caliber that HYOC has been invited to perform nationally, internationally, and throughout the State of Hawai`i. HYOC received the Na Hoku Hanohano (Star of Distinction) award for Religious Album of the Year in 1993. Originally, HYOC existed to provide children parts in opera productions, but over time HYOC grew in stature and developed its own repertoire. Currently, there are over 160 members ranging in age from 5 - 18. The chorus is hosted and is currently housed by the Kawaiaha'o Church. The seven vocal ensembles are comprised of children from 42 public schools and 22 private schools. Today our members represent communities throughout O`ahu. HYOC's musical repertoire encompasses Western European, sacred, secular, Hawaiian, and other ethnic music. Our Mission It is the mission of HYOC to nurture, foster, and develop the performing arts primarily through the medium of choral music, and to serve as an educational and artistic resource for the State of Hawai`i. The Hawai`i Youth Opera Chorus accepts children with vocal potential and a genuine desire to sing in a choral group. HYOC develops their talents through vocal technique, ear training, sight singing, music theory and history.

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