Matagaluega o Aoga a le Setete o Hawaii

Ka 'Oihana Ho'ona'auao o le Malo o Hawai'i

Fa'ailoga Taiala

Aotelega

Building and maintaining the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education’s (HIDOE) identity requires a consistent approach to the use of brand concepts and design across our system. These guidelines are meant to provide guidance and identification of the Department’s brand on all published and online media. It covers appropriate usage of the HIDOE logo and signature to maintain its authenticity and integrity. It does not cover guidelines for Hawaiʻi’s public school logos.

Igoa

Ina ia aloese mai le fenumiai i le va o le setete o Hawaiʻi, motu o Hawaiʻi ma le feterale Matagaluega o Aʻoga, faʻaaoga muamua le igoa atoa mo faʻamatalaga - Hawaiʻi State Department of Education. Fa'aaofia lona fa'apuupuuga, HIDOE, i puipui pe a fa'aaoga mulimuli ane i tusitusiga. I fa'amatalaga mulimuli ane, fa'aaoga le HIDOE po'o le Matagaluega. 

Logo

The Department’s official logo features the Hawaiian islands in green and an open book, encircled by a golden inner ring, golden lettering and a golden outer ring. A black-and-white version is also available.

The logo may not:

  • Be stretched, distorted, rotated or altered in orientation.
  • Contain modified artwork, colors or fonts.
  • Be placed in a box or frame or over a complex background.
  • Fai i ai ituaiga po'o ata fa'asolo i luga.
  • Include drop shadows or have other filters applied to it.
  • Be smaller than 5/8 inch on promotional items and in printed publications, or enlarged to a size that compromises its graphic integrity.

The logo may be used alone or with text, as long as ample clear space is maintained to ensure a clean, uncluttered appearance. Do not wrap text around the logo; text may be placed beside or below it with proper spacing.

Tapulaa

Submit requests for use of the logo and any questions regarding proper use to the Hawai‘i State Department of Education, Attention: Communications Branch, P.O. Box 2360, Honolulu, HI 96804 or imeli. Fa'amolemole tu'u mai fa'amatalaga nei:

  1. Logo e fa'aoga.
  2. Fa'afefea ona fa'aoga le logo.
  3. Tagata fa'alogologo ma le tufatufaina o oloa o le a fa'aogaina le logo.
  4. Le sootaga a le Matagaluega i le faalapotopotoga poo le mea na tupu.

The logo should not be used in any way likely to give the impression of official Department approval or affiliation with any non-HIDOE business, product or activity.

O le faʻamatalaga ma le faʻaogaina o le faʻamaufaʻailoga sili a le Setete o Hawaiʻi poʻo le ofutau o le Setete o loʻo faʻasaina e le tulafono ma pulea e Vaega 5-6, Tulafono Toe Iloilo a Hawaii.

§5-6  Seal; commercial use. Whoever uses any representation of the great seal or the coat of arms of the State in any advertisement or for any commercial purpose or in any manner likely to give the impression of official State approval shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. The preceding sentence shall not be construed to apply to the use of the seal or the coat of arms in any newspaper, periodical, book or pamphlet wherein the seal or coat of arms is printed for informational purposes only. [L 1967, c 86, §1; HRS §5-6]