In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”), the Department of Education will not discriminate against qualified individuals with ...

The chart below provides an easy reference to the nutrition guidelines for food and beverages sold and served to students on campus. In accordance with federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of ...

The Hawaiʻi State Parent Teacher Student Association (HSPTSA) is a volunteer advocacy group supporting students through parent, teacher and community involvement. It provides resources, leadership ...

School Community Councils are forums for exchanging ideas about how to improve student achievement among the school’s stakeholders—principals, teachers, school staff, parents, students and community ...

Once school bus applications are reviewed and approved by your school, payment must be received prior to the start of bus service. Families will be notified by phone or email notification once the ...

Supporting student mental health is a shared effort among students, families and school staff. By working together, recognizing when students may need additional support and connecting them with ...

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) has developed parent support opportunities through Community Children’s Councils (for special needs children) and the Student Support Branch which ...

Report on Establishing a Task Force(PDF) to create a system for evaluating and assessing all children and those who are exhibiting emergent or persistent behaviors, academic challenges, or chronic ...

Earning a high school diploma is a milestone that sets the foundation for future success. Hawaiʻi public schools prepare students for college, careers and community engagement through rigorous ...

Ka Papahana Kaiapuni offers a comprehensive K-12 education program in the Hawaiian language through the Hawaiʻi public education system. Whether students enter Kaiapuni schools with English as their ...

Regular attendance helps students learn, build relationships, and stay connected to their school community. When students miss school frequently, they miss instruction, classroom activities and ...

Advanced Placement exams, developed by the College Board, allows students to take college-level work and earn college credit and placement. A program developed by the College Board to provide rigorous ...