HONOLULU — Ua tuuina atu e le Matagaluega o Aoga a le US i le Matagaluega o Aoga a Hawaii (HIDOE) se fesoasoani e lima tausaga e $60 miliona e fa'atatau i le fa'atupuina lelei, fa'atatau i fa'amatalaga tusitusia i totonu o a'oga a le malo. O lea ua soso'o ma le $50 miliona lima tausaga le Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) Grant na maua i totonu. 2019. O le tomai i faatufugaga gagana ose faailoga autu o faatinoga i lalo ole Komiti Faatonu o Aoga 2023-29 Fuafuaga Fuafuaga.
The purpose of the CLSD grant is to support states in creating comprehensive literacy programs to advance literacy skills, including pre-literacy skills, reading, and writing, for children from birth through grade 12.
Talu mai le 2019 CLSD fa'ameaalofa fa'ameaalofa, ua si'itia a'oga a le malo o Hawai'i i le tomai fa'aPeretania (ELA) mai le 2021 i le 2022 i le 2 pasene ma o le aofa'i o togi na tumau i le 52% talu mai lena taimi, e tusa ai ma fa'ai'uga Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA). E leai ni togi o su'ega na maua ile 2020 ona ole COVID. I lenei su'esu'ega fa'ata'atia, o lo'o ta'ita'ia e Hawai'i le atunu'u i le toe fa'aleleia o a'oa'oga mai le fa'ama'i i le ELA ma o lo'o noatia ma Idaho mo le maualuga maualuga o le SBA fa'ata'ita'iga i gagana mo le tausaga a'oga 2022-23. O tupe maua talu ai nei o se vaega o le umi ma le tumau o le faʻaleleia atili o le The Nation's Report Card, poʻo le National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). I le va o le 2003 ma le 2022, ua siitia ai e Hawai'i ana tamaiti a'oga i vaega pito i luga i le vasega fa o faitauga mai le tulaga 44 i le tulaga 9, ma le faitauga o le vasega valu mai le tulaga 50 i le tulaga 25 i le NAEP.
Subgrants will be distributed to complex areas through a competitive grant process to develop comprehensive literacy plans aligned to the state’s Comprehensive Literacy Instruction Plan.
- 5% o tupe fa'ameaalofa e fa'aaogaina mo le fa'ataunu'uina o fa'amoemoe a le setete e pei o le atina'eina o se vaega galulue e toe iloilo le Fuafuaga a le Setete o Hawai'i i le Tusitala;
- 40% to HIDOE complex areas to be used for K-5 evidence-based literacy initiatives;
- 40% to HIDOE complex areas to be used for grade 6-12 evidence-based literacy initiatives;
- 15% to be used for birth to age 5 focus areas such as phonics awareness, letter recognition, and high-quality professional development in literacy practices.
Requests for Proposals will be solicited during fall 2024 for school year 2024-25 implementation. HIDOE has received $5.14 million for the period beginning Oct. 1, 2024, which is the full amount requested for the first year of the grant. In 2019, six complex areas received CLSD subgrants.
