41. SIG Training of the DOE general Education and Special Education Branches including the StateLiteracy Specialist, Title One schools, the University of hawaii Center on http://www.sig.hawaii.edu/training/training.htm

State Improvement Grant (SIG) Training Areas of Activity Professional Development Interdisciplinary Disability and Diversity Studies Certificate for Student Services Coordinators Outcomes: December 13, 2001, thirty-five (35) SSCs received the Interdisciplinary Certificate in Disability and Diversity Studies for the successful completion of the 5 3-credit graduate level courses in the certificate program. Fall 2000 - Spring 2002, over 145 SSCs on 6 islands participated in one or more courses in the certificate program. SSCs also had a special meeting from 5-9 pm on Monday, March 4 to enhance networking of SSCs throughout the state. SSCs are participating in leadership roles including SIG SBBH Workgroup and Advisory Council SSC Projects developed in training implemented in school sites Next Step Recommendations: Evaluate SSC training and impact on their school site Identify "What's Working" practices in SSC trained schools.

42. May 2, 2002 that the Board of Education approve the minutes of the general business meeting and ColonelDavid Tom provided a brief overview of the hawaii schools Survey on http://lilinote.k12.hi.us/STATE/BOE/Minutes.nsf/ebb43af14ca5cdb30a2565cb006622a8

43. Military Schools And Colleges hawaii. Soldier Support Institute Adjutant general School Finance School ComputerScience School Physical Fitness School Recruiting Retention School Defense http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/branchschools.htm

AR 600-8-104 AR 351-1 and DA Pamphlet 351-4 (List Revised 05 December 2001) 1. A list of authorized training Certificates and Course Completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident/current and discontinued) are listed below by location of the school. 2. Training from other branches of the armed Services, i.e. Navy, Marine, Air Force, National Guard and Army Reserve, are authorized for filing. If you still have questions after reviewing the list click here and ask us. Click on a location for school information: Alabama Alaska Arizona California ... Washington Alabama Fort McClellan: Chemical School Polygraph Institute U.S. Army Training Center Military Police School NCO Academy (Chemical) Drill Sergeant School Fort Rucker: U.S. Army Safety Center Aero Medical Center Aviation Medicine NCO Academy (Aviation) NCO Academy (Military Police) Redstone Arsenal: Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School Maxwell, AFB:

44. Hawaii's Private Schools a wonderful community program, said Lakers general Manager Mitch The people of Hawaiihave always distributing 10,000 Read to Achieve bookmarkers to schools. http://www.hawaiisschools.com/schoolnews/lakers1001.html

Los Angeles Lakers Announce Read to Achieve Challenge Winners In setting up this competition, Bob Marciel, The Honolulu Advertiser Circulation Sales Manager says, "We decided to reward the class with the highest (number of minutes reading) average because we wanted this reading challenge to be a cooperative effort. Even though reading is an individual effort, in this case, the class needed a team effort to win the prize. This way every student was encouraged to read 110% more than they normally would have." "We have always thought of Hawaii as a second home, so we are happy to be a part of such a wonderful community program," said Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak. "The people of Hawaii have always supported us so well, so it is very gratifying for us to be able to give back to the Hawaiian community and support its children." To promote the reading challenge in Honolulu, the Los Angeles Lakers will also be distributing 10,000 Read to Achieve bookmarkers to schools. Read to Achieve is a year-round program that will reach millions of children. All 29 NBA teams will create state-of-the-art Reading and Learning Centers that will provide the community with reading libraries, literacy programs, educational workshops and access to on-line learning programs and the Internet. The program will include the annual donation of more than 200,000 books through a variety of reading events and book fairs, as well as the development of essay contests and on-line programs. The NBA will also form national and local All-Star Reading Teams comprised of members of the NBA family to promote reading efforts through in-arena events, Public Service Announcements, and community appearances throughout the year. Los Angeles Lakers Announce Read to Achieve Challenge Winners In setting up this competition, Bob Marciel, The Honolulu Advertiser Circulation Sales Manager says, "We decided to reward the class with the highest (number of minutes reading) average because we wanted this reading challenge to be a cooperative effort. Even though reading is an individual effort, in this case, the class needed a team effort to win the prize. This way every student was encouraged to read 110% more than they normally would have." "We have always thought of Hawaii as a second home, so we are happy to be a part of such a wonderful community program," said Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak. "The people of Hawaii have always supported us so well, so it is very gratifying for us to be able to give back to the Hawaiian community and support its children." To promote the reading challenge in Honolulu, the Los Angeles Lakers will also be distributing 10,000 Read to Achieve bookmarkers to schools. Read to Achieve is a year-round program that will reach millions of children. All 29 NBA teams will create state-of-the-art Reading and Learning Centers that will provide the community with reading libraries, literacy programs, educational workshops and access to on-line learning programs and the Internet. The program will include the annual donation of more than 200,000 books through a variety of reading events and book fairs, as well as the development of essay contests and on-line programs. The NBA will also form national and local All-Star Reading Teams comprised of members of the NBA family to promote reading efforts through in-arena events, Public Service Announcements, and community appearances throughout the year.

45. PUBLIC EVENT : What Would It Take To Fix Hawaii`s Schools? -- 7/17/2002 Video screenings are also free, but donations are welcomed (suggested $3 general,$2 students/senior citizens/UH What Would it Take to Fix hawaii`s schools? http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/programs/2002/EVENT-EV004818.htm

search: advanced View Public Events Calendar Outreach College presents an exciting roster of public lectures, video screenings, and performances throughout the year. Outstanding scholars and artists from Hawai'i and around the world are featured in events open to the entire community. Ticket Information For charge-by-phone tickets to our public performances, and for disability access information, call (808) 956-6878. Tickets may also be purchased in advance through the UHM Campus Center Ticket Office. Tickets not sold in advance are available for purchase at the door beginning one hour before the event. Lectures are free and open to the public. Video screenings are also free, but donations are welcomed (suggested: $3 general, $2 students/senior citizens/UH faculty and staff). Parking Parking is available at visitor parking lots on the UHM campus for $3.00 a day (payable upon entering campus). After 4 :00pm on weekdays and all day on weekends and holidays, visitors may park in any non-restricted area on campus. Normally, parking is free on Saturday evenings, Sundays, and holidays, with exceptions for large events. Outreach College sponsored, in part, by:

46. Law Schools In Hawaii Law schools in hawaii, Send this page to a friend. Featured Listings Get your institutionlisted here. general Listings University of hawaii, Manoa 2515 Dole http://www.4lawschool.com/lawschools/hawaii.htm

Home Lw Schools Links Law Schools in U.S. Law Schools in Hawaii Send this page to a friend Featured Listings: Get your institution listed here. General Listings: University of Hawaii, Manoa 2515 Dole Street Honolulu, HI 96822 Phone: 808-956-3000 URL: http://www.hawaii.edu/law Institution: Public Submit A Link

47. Personal Digital Assistants: Resources general Resources. Palm Infocenter; Palm PDA Users Group (Honolulu, hawaii); PalmUsers Groups Resource Pages from Medical schools and Medical School Libraries. http://hml.org/WWW/pda.html

Personal Digital Assistants: Resources General Resources Hardware Resources for Health Care Professionals Resource Pages from Medical Schools and Medical School Libraries ... Tutorials Hardware Choosing a PDA Jim's Palm Pages - includes a comparison of Palm OS and Pocket PC Handhelds by Jim Thompson, MD ZDNet - Handhelds Manufacturers by Operating System Palm OS Pocket PC EPOC Handera Handspring Palm Sony's CLIE Casio's Personal PCs Compaq's Handhelds Hewlett-Packard's Jornada Psion Purchasing Price and Model Comparisons Coupons and Rebates Stores mySimon PriceGrabber ZDNet DotDeals ... Back to top General Resources Adobe Acrobat Reader - For Palm OS - For Pocket PC AvantGo - Provides free interactive and personalized content and applications to your handheld device Brighthand Handhelds The Emerging Threat of PDA Viruses, Part One - by Jessica Lee, posted 5/8/2001 The Gadgeteer - This site contains reviews for PDA hardware, software, and accessories. Google Web Directory - Handhelds Greg's iPAQ and Pocket PC Software List Handango Hawaii Handheld User Group ... HPC.net - A resource site for Microsoft Windows CE and PocketPC users MemoWare - This site is a collection of thousands of documents (databases, literature, maps, technical references, lists, etc.) to add Palm, EPOC, and Pocket PC devices. The documents come in a variety of formats and cover a wide range of topics, including medical ones.

48. Maui Nui Culture Links - GENERAL HAWAIIAN CULTURE general hawaiiAN CULTURE. Alumni, and Students of the Kamehameha schools/BishopEstate hawaiian Historical Society hawaii Historical Society The hawaiian http://www.hookele.com/kuhikuhi/hawaii.html

GENERAL HAWAIIAN CULTURE This page provides links to a number of cultural websites which are not specifically related to Maui Nui, but the content contained within each applies here as well as the other islands. These sites offer diverse resources for gaining a deeper understanding of Hawaii's host culture - past, present and future - and how to be a respectful and appreciative visitor. HawaiianLinks.com Hawaiian Cultural Links, with music, hula, geneology, history and more. Bishop Museum Historical and scientific exhibits and archives relating to the culture and environment of Hawai`i Office of Hawaiian Affairs A state agency providing programs for the betterment of the lives of the Hawaiian people OHA's 1998 and 1996 Native Hawaiian Data Book has useful statistics on health, education, land, housing, etc. Hui Malama I Na Kupuna O Hawai`i Nei Na Makou E Malama I Na Iwi O Ko Makou Kupuna Nana Mo`o E Malama I Ko Makou Iwi - "We Care For And Protect The Ancestors Of Hawai`i" State Council On Hawaiian Heritage A nonprofit educational organization dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of the Hawaiian Culture, conducts seminars, classes, conferences, and workshops in various aspects of the culture including hula, language and history. Ho`okipa Network Website for the non-profit Ho`okipa Network of community-based organizations (CBO's), providing an interactive clearinghouse for Hawaiian community cultural exchange on Kaua`i, including an

49. Hawaii State Clearinghouse On Missing Children they are uprooted from familiar schools, friends and The Clearinghouse operates asa hawaii response center Prevention Division of the Attorney general's Office http://www.hgea.org/HSC/hsc.html

Our goal is to Protect, Prevent and Recover Hawaii's Own Missing Children Who are Missing Children? What is the Hawaii State Clearinghouse on Missing Children? When was the Hawaii State Clearinghouse formed? ... Other Missing Children Home Pages around the world This web page is maintained as a public service by the Hawaii Government Employees Association , AFSCME Local 152, AFL-CIO Hawaii State Clearinghouse on Missing Children Telephone:(808)586-1449 Neighbor Isle: 1-800-468-4644 ext 6-1449 After Hours: (808) 753-9797 email: hsc@hgea.org Department of the Attorney General Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Hawaii State Government Home Page Who are Missing Children? "Missing Children" are those who for whatever reason are not in their usual abode and whose parents or caretakers are unaware of the whereabouts. They include children who: are abducted by a stranger or acquaintance are abducted by a parent or relative due to custody disputes run away become lost have been discarded by their lawful custodian or parent While the majority of children who become "missing" are eventually recovered or return home, they may be gone for significant periods of time. Some children are found dead, and some are never recovered at all. Coordination and cooperation between law enforcement, the missing children's clearinghouse, and all involved agencies can shorten the time a child is away from his/her proper custodian or family, thereby lessening chances of exposure to dangerous situations.

50. General Education At UHM (Some colleges/schools have waived or modified this requirement.). generalEducation Committees. general Education Office. gened@hawaii.edu. http://www.hawaii.edu/gened/

Foundations Diversification Focus Wild Card ... Hawaiian or Second Language General Education Requirements In December 1999, the UHM Faculty adopted a new set of Graduation Requirements designed to help students acquire knowledge, skills, and ways of thinking that provide a foundation for lifelong learning. The UHM requirements reflect the unique resources of UHM: the depth of its Hawaiian assets and the breadth of its multiculturism. The general education curriculum gives students a global sense of human diversity while paying special attention to the heritages of Hawai‘i, the Pacific, and Asia. Foundations Requirement Written Communication (FW; 3 credits) Symbolic Reasoning (FS; 3 credits) Diversification Requirement Arts, Humanities, and Literatures (DA, DH, DL; 6 credits in two areas) Social Sciences (DS; 6 credits) Biological Sciences (DB; 3 credits) Physical Sciences (DP; 3 credits) Science Laboratory (DY; 1 credit) Focus Class Requirements Contemporary Ethical Issues (E; one class)

51. General Info general Information Top ten finalists $500 each Prizes to schools of top (hawaii's2001 Geographic Bee Winner) National Geographic Bee Official Study Guide http://www.hawaii.edu/hga/GeoBee/beeINFO.html

HGA Page Bee Index General Information: The National Geographic Bee is a nationwide contest for schools with any grades four through eight. It is an educational outreach program of the National Geographic Society. With a first-place prize of a $25,000 college scholarship - and other prizes in additional scholarships, cash, and classroom materials - the Bee is designed to encourage the teaching and study of geography. Students from schools in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, the Pacific Territories, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Department of Defense Dependents Schools take part in the Bee. To participate: Principals of eligible schools must register their schools to participate. There is a minimum requirement of six students from any of the eligible grades to hold a competition. In September, principals may request registration by writing to National Geographic Bee, National Geographic Society, 1145 17th Street N.W., Washington, DC 20036-4688, and including a $40 fee. The deadline for registering is October 15. Please check with the principal of your school to see if the school is registered. National Geographic Bee Timeline 2002 - 2003 State Level: April 4, 2003 Ala Moana Hotel, Registration begins at 8:15 a.m.

52. U.S. EPA Region 9 The PICO staff conduct outreach to hawaii schools, colleges and PICO staff also speakat schools (all grade provides materials to the general public; federal http://www.epa.gov/region9/pico.html

Region 9: The Pacific Southwest Serving Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, the Pacific Islands, and over 140 Tribal Nations Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Region 9 About Us Careers ... A-Z Site Index Pacific Islands Contact Office (PICO) EPA ’s Pacific Islands Contact Office (PICO) in Honolulu helps the public in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands to access EPA's extensive environmental information resources. Located at the crossroads of the Pacific, PICO serves as a contact point and liaison between EPA and the State of Hawaii and other Pacific Islands . PICO also serves as a home base for visiting EPA staff and environmental officials of the Pacific Islands during temporary duty in Hawaii. PICO handles the logistics of EPA-sponsored meetings, conferences, hearings, workshops and training seminars held in Hawaii. PICO helps connect the Hawaii news media with EPA staff in Pacific Southwest Regional Office in San Francisco, California, and EPA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. PICO also helps reporters by providing background information for environmental news stories.

53. LTP - Research / General Interest Summaries and data designed for Museums and schools and available life cycle. Target GradesGeneral Interest / Research Virtually hawaii Virtually hawaii was a large http://learn.arc.nasa.gov/products/products01/ltp_html/gen_res.html

Back To LTP Main General Interest / Research Project List of Our Educational Technology Products Important note: The producers of this CD wish you success in your pursuit of lifelong learning. Our work combines NASA content with emerging technologies to provide pilot efforts, experiments and concept tests. In the spirit of eNASA and public access, the following data is being made available to you at no cost. The information below is the best that was available at the time of production (May 2001). Most of these projects are active and many have leveraged their initial funding to expand and enhance their offerings. Some are now funded by others, some have been completed or archived and others lead to dry wells or dead ends ...such is the nature of trial and error research. We present this information and these links intact for any educational activity you choose to pursue. Where possible contact details for follow-on projects have been included, if you have a specific interest in a particular project or activity, you can try contacting the person listed under the respective "Project Details" for availability and restrictions. Please recognize that this information can change over time, so please consider this when accessing these projects. If at some point you can no longer locate a project listed on this CD, try searching: The NASA Home Page: http://www.nasa.gov

54. Schools In Hawaii The Source For College Prep Career hawaii $117,110. general practitioners can go back to school to become a specialist becomeconsultants to insurance companies or teachers in medical schools. http://www.schoolsinhawaii.com/usa/careerprofiles_details.cfm?CarID=503

55. Hawaii Citizens For The Separation Of State And Church Defending the First Amendment principle that government must never, by intent or consequence, promote Category Society Issues ChurchState Relations Pro-Separation...... creation theory along with evolution in hawaii's public schools. (1998); ForcedState of hawaii Office of errant opinion from the attroney general's office. http://www.lava.net/~hcssc/

Hawaii Citizens for the Separation of State and Church A religion and government watchdog group founded in 1997 to oppose the Christian supremacy movement and defend the separation of state and church. HCSSC Accomplishments Contact Us Religion in Hawaii Links ... Donations GOD GETS THE BOOT! HCSSC forces Honolulu Police to remove "so help me God" from oath of office. Rebuttal of Corky's cartoon slandering atheists. HCSSC on National TV... Mitch Kahle was interviewed on the Fox News Report with Shepard Smith . The story, which covered the Navy's "I believe in God" code , aired on Friday, August 16, 2002, at 7 PM EST on Fox News Channel stations nationwide. HCSSC featured in Playboy Forum "News Front," page 62, June 2002 issue. Click here to read more. Religion in America: Christianity declines, atheism on the rise. "The proportion of the [American] population that can be classified as Christian has declined from 86% in 1990 to 77% in 2001." * ARIS "More than 29.4 million Americans (14.1%) do not follow any organized religion, almost doubling from 8% in 1990. There are more Americans who say they are not affiliated with any organized religion than there are Episcopalians, Methodists, and Lutherans combined." *

56. WI Faculty Resources Professional schools. general Information. Twenty Frequently Asked Questions aboutWI Classes. 19972001 University of hawaii at Manoa. All rights reserved. http://mwp01.mwp.hawaii.edu/resources.htm

Faculty Index Search Help for student writers Teacher resources Handout for students in WI classes ... Course surveys (for students) WI across the nation Home Teacher Resources Writing Matters (newsletter for instructors of WI courses) Available as a web page (HTML) or an easy-print format (PDF). Effective Writing Assignments: HTML PDF Responding to Student Writing HTML PDF Writing and Research HTML PDF Overcoming Writing Errors HTML PDF Helping Students Make Connections HTML PDF Working with ESL Students' Writing HTML PDF HTML PDF Teaching Forms of Writing HTML PDF On-line Interaction HTML PDF Using Writing to Improve Reading HTML PDF Getting Students to Think HTML PDF Quick Tips Tips for Teachers of WI Courses - What to do the first day and how to design and respond to writing assignments. Handling the Paper Load (easy-print PDF version) Dispels myths about responding to student writing. - Items students find helpful on a WI syllabus. Teaching a Summer Session Writing-Intensive Course - Tips on teaching a six-week (accelerated term) WI course.

57. Pack Your Bags And Move To Paradise! You Can Make Your Dream Come True And Move Call 808 9459300 for more information. Staffing Solutions of hawaii - Recruitingfor general Office Administration, Information Technology. hawaii'S schools. http://www.alohafriends.com/movetoHawaii.html

MAKE YOUR DREAM COME TRUE AND MOVE TO HAWAII! Some of the things we had to adjust to when moving to Hawaii: Figuring out how to pronounce Hawaiian street names. The cockroaches in our house no matter how clean it is. Cockroaches outside that are larger than a half-dollar and fly! Grocery stores leave rotting fruits and vegetables in with the fresh items. You can legally drive your car and enter stores/public buildings while barefoot and Men can go shirtless. Many locals speak a version of English called Pidgin which is takes a while to get used to and understand. National sporting events are usually on in the morning due to the time delay and are then also rebroadcast in the afternoon. Being Caucasian and being a minority. Learning Hawaiian history to understand what has happened to Hawaiian people and what makes Hawaii so special. Some of the things that make Hawaii exceptional to live in: The Aloha Spirit expressed by many island residents. The exposure to interesting people and cultures from around the world. Hawaiian traditions like leis and aloha wear incorporated into everyday life.

58. K12 Schools W/ WWW Servers K12 general Lists. Cottage Grove Minnesota; Kent Elementary schools Kent Washington; NuevaSchool Hillsborough California; Punahou Honolulu hawaii; Poquoson Primary http://www.nhgs.tec.va.us/k12resources/k12www.html

K-12 Schools with WWW Servers K12 General Site Lists Peninsula High Schools Local School Boards Some other High Schools around the World ... Elementary and Middle Schools including Local Ones K12 General Lists Specialized Math and Science Schools (NCSSSMST) VaPEN's Anthology Home Page Global Schoolhouse Project Hillside Elementary School's K12 Site Registry ... TENET Peninsula High Schools Bethel High School Hampton Bruton High School York County Denbigh High School Newport News Ferguson High School Newport News Hampton High School Hampton, VA Gloucester High School Gloucester Lafayette High School Williamsburg Menchville High School Newport News New Horizons Regional Education Center Hampton Poquoson High School Poquoson Warwick High School Newport News York High School York County Local School Boards Hampton School Board Newport News School Board Williamsburg-James City County School Board Some other High Schools around the World Akatsukayama High School Kobe Japan Ayala High School Sam Barlow High School Gresham Oregon Bilkent University Preparatory School Birdville Middle Schools Fort Worth Texas Birdville High Schools Fort Worth Texas Branson School Ross California Carrollton Junior High School Carrollton Georgia Carrollton Senior High School Carrollton Georgia Centennial High School Champaign Illinois Centennial Middle School Home Page Boulder Valley Colorado Central Virginia Governor's School for Science and Technology Lynchburg, Virginia

59. Hawaii War Records Depository - Catalogs 24.01 is all public schools in the territory organizations, each school and the Universityof hawaii. semiarchivally in that there are general photographs, US http://libweb.hawaii.edu/hwrd/HWRD_html/holdings_06.htm

You are here: UH Libraries Digital Archive Collections Hawaii War Records Depository (HWRD) Catalogs Table of Contents HOLDINGS Manuscripts Photographs Honolulu Star-Bulletin Walden ... Newspapers Catalogs COLLECTIONS Bernhard Hormann's Otto Kuehn Family Collection Student Themes - Veterans Robert F. Walden Collection ... AJA (Americans of Japanese Ancestry) Veterans Search HWRD site INFORMATION Manuscript Collections Links text-only version Send questions and comments to: speccoll@hawaii.edu Catalogs The original curators of the Hawaii War Records Depository created two alphabetical indexes for the catalog system. Both lists were typed on three by five inch index cards. The one list indexes the manuscript materials with cards for some newspaper entries. The other list indexes photographs. The manuscript catalog includes names as well as subjects. While some cross reference cards do exist, no master list exists. Organization of the material consisted of placing materials from a common source together, almost as if the staff of HWRD were creating an archival catalog following the principle of provenance. It is not archival, however, in that the grouping of materials is not exclusively on the basis of the creation of the materials but also on the basis of the collection of the materials. Thus, for example, the different series of military orders are found in the files of the Chamber of Commerce and its committees which collected the military orders; they are not found under Army. A further weakness in the organization occurs in that not all the "headings" are organizations; some are concepts.

60. HB488 Act 257, Session Laws of hawaii 2002, relating and sectarian elementary schools, secondaryschools, colleges, and universities that serve the general public http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/sessioncurrent/bills/hb488_.htm

Report Title: SPRBs; Mid-Pacific Institute; Private Schools Description: Authorizes the issuance of special purpose revenue bonds to assist Mid-Pacific Institute. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES H.B. NO. TWENTY-SECOND LEGISLATURE, 2003 STATE OF HAWAII A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS FOR MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTE. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF HAWAII: INTRODUCED BY:

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