Category: Tala Fou
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HIDOE e toe fa'aleleia auala fa'aopoopo e 13 o pasi a'oga i O'ahu Tutotonu ma Hawai'i i Sasa'e i le Aso Gafua, Setema 16.
HONOLULU — The Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) announced today that 13 previously suspended school bus routes in Central Oʻahu and East Hawaiʻi Island will be reinstated starting Monday, Sept. 16, restoring service for nearly 300 student bus riders at eight schools. The latest restored routes will be serviced by bus service providers Ground…
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Na tuuina atu e le HIDOE le 60 miliona i le lima tausaga o le Comprehensive Literacy State Development Grant
HONOLULU — The U.S. Department of Education has awarded the Hawaiʻi Department of Education (HIDOE) a five-year $60 million grant aimed at advancing effective, evidence-based literacy practices in public schools. This follows a nearly $50 million five-year Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) Grant received in 2019. Language arts proficiency is a key performance indicator under…
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HIDOE toe fa'afo'i isi ala pasi aoga e iva i Central O'ahu, East Hawaii ma Upcountry Maui amata i le Aso Gafua, Setema 9.
HONOLULU — The Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) announced today that nine previously suspended school bus routes in Central Oʻahu, East Hawaiʻi Island and Upcountry Maui will be reinstated starting Monday, Sept. 9, restoring service for nearly 200 student bus riders at seven schools. The latest restored routes will be serviced by bus service…
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Ua fa'aigoaina e le HIDOE tagata fa'ai'u mo le Faia'oga o le Tausaga a le Setete o Hawai'i 2025
HONOLULU — The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) today named 15 complex area teachers of the year and one charter school teacher of the year as finalists for the 2025 Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year recognition. “Each of these educators utilize innovative approaches to cultivate high-quality environments of teaching and learning where students…
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O le le lava o tagata faigaluega e a'afia ai femalagaiga a tamaiti aoga ma le tausiga pe a uma a'oga i aoga a le malo
As the new school year begins next week, workforce shortages are expected to impact the availability of student transportation and after-school care services in certain areas. These essential services are outsourced by the Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) to contractors. Student TransportationDue to anticipated service gaps because of bus contractors’ ongoing shortage of school…
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Hawai‘i makes girls flag football a high school sport
HONOLULU – The Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) and the Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) have teamed up with the National Football League, the Seattle Seahawks and Nike, among other private contributors, to make high school girls flag football a reality. Starting this school year, all public high schools can offer varsity girls…
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44 public PreK classrooms set to open statewide
Forty-four free, public preschool classrooms are slated to open across the state, with at least one classroom on each island. This marks a historic number of new public pre-K classrooms opening in a single year. The announcement was made Friday at Kūhiō Elementary School by Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, who is leading the state’s Ready Keiki initiative, along…
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Superintendent Hayashi recommending Aug. 8 closure for Lahaina public schools
The closure would allow employees and students to participate in commemorative events and healing activities on the one-year anniversary of the Lahaina wildfires. The Hawai‘i State Department of Education is recommending to the Board of Education that a waiver be granted to modify required school days and student hours to allow for a one-day closure…
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HIDOE releases summary report on rebuild plan for King Kamehameha III Elementary
LAHAINA – The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) today released a report summarizing input and opinions from a series of community feedback opportunities on the rebuild plan for King Kamehameha III Elementary School. A total of 291 community members including faculty/staff, current school family members, alumni, and interested community members completed feedback surveys, delivered…
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73 public schools to offer summer meals to children ages 18 and younger
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) announced today that 73 public schools will serve meals free of charge over the summer to children ages 18 and younger – regardless of public school enrollment status – through its summer food service program. Beginning June 10, the Seamless Summer Option (SSO) program will serve meals at…
