'O ka hana kaulike ka hana pono no ko Hawaii pae kula kaiapuni a pau.
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Rebecca Kapolei Kiili
9 years ago
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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
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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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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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Andrea Puanani Dias
9 years ago
E Ola mau i Ka Olelo Hawaii!!
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Natasha Combs
9 years ago
My niece and nephew have gained so much from their education.
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Priscilla Fuentes Smith
9 years ago
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equal funds for a language that is suppose to be equally recognized by law in this state!!!
'O ka hana kaulike ka hana pono no ko Hawaii pae kula kaiapuni a pau.
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.
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.
E ola mau ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi! I kau like nā pono no nā kumu kaiapuni a me nā haumāna kaiapuni a pau.
E ola ka ōlelo Hawai'i
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.
Please help the language survive.
E Ola mau i Ka Olelo Hawaii!!
My niece and nephew have gained so much from their education.
equal funds for a language that is suppose to be equally recognized by law in this state!!!