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Kaiapuni Area Complex

Kaiapuni Area Complex

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Started by Heitiare Kammerer 9 years, 4 months ago

Did you know that Hawaiian Language Immersion students are not receiving equal educational support the same as English speaking students?

Complex Area is define by DOE as all Elementary and Middle schools that feed into the High school geographical boundry.

Currently, All Kaiapuni (Hawaiian Language) schools in their geographical complex areas are NOT equally funded, staffed, or supported because they are the minority in their respective complex area. We want an equal voice!!!

Complex Area Benefits

  • Centralized funding and support systems
  • Centralized curricular decision-making
  • Congruent networking and lines of communication
  • Hawaiian-speaking staff

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Rebecca Kapolei Kiili
9 years ago Featured

Kako'o! Immersion needs its own complex. This will save the sate money by creating efficient processes to administer education equitably and fairly for all of Hawai'i's families.

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Linda Naiʻa Dayton
9 years ago Featured

Aloha. I am the Special Education teacher at a K-12 kaiapuni school. We have one full-time SPED EA. I believe we need two Special Education teachers, one for elementary and one for the middle/high school. Scheduling to meet the needs of our SPED students is extremely difficult. I am not convinced that these studentsʻ needs are addressed adequately. Providing Complex Area Benefits would insure that needs are met.

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Priscilla Fuentes Smith
9 years ago Featured

equal funds for a language that is suppose to be equally recognized by law in this state!!!

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Pīkī Hayward
9 years ago

'O ka hana kaulike ka hana pono no ko Hawaii pae kula kaiapuni a pau.

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Helemano Ishibashi
9 years ago

E ola mau ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi! I kau like nā pono no nā kumu kaiapuni a me nā haumāna kaiapuni a pau.

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Anjoleen Hoopai-Waikoloa
9 years ago

E ola ka ōlelo Hawai'i

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'Ilikea Kam
9 years ago

E kōkua i nā keiki, nā kumu, nā kula.....what are we without our language? Help us to educate our keiki in our mother tongue and beat the statistics.

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Lyn Kuʻulei Belveal
9 years ago

Please help the language survive.

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