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Annual Yearly Progress: How Did Your School Do? July 2012 (updated every other year)

Hawaii Charter School Law Improves from 35th to 14th in Nation National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, Hawaii Free Press, 2/1/2013

BOE approves DOE plan to accredit all schools by 2019 Hawaii Free Press, 9/19/2012

Charter School Enrollment Reaches 10,000 Milestone Hawaii Free Press, 7/30/2012

Hawaii still at risk of losing $75m as federal educators evaluate the State DOE Hawaii News Now, 3/27/2012

4-person federal education team visits Hawaii Hawaii News Now, 3/27/2012

Accountability: DoE Prepares to Fake It as Feds Arrive on Education Tour by Ed Case, Hawaii Free Press, 3/23/2012

OHA to give $1.5M to 17 Hawaiian-focused charter schools Pacific Business News (Honolulu), 3/7/2012

Hawaii Homeschoolers Speak up Against Mandatory Kindergarten From Homeschool Legal Defense Foundation, Hawaii, Hawaii Free Press, 2/19/2012

ALEC: Hawaii Ranks C+ in Education Reform by Hawaii Free Press, 1/31/2012

Time To Try Multiple Boards by Jerry Coffee, MidWeek, 1/11/2012

Hawaii first state at risk of losing education money Hawaii News Now, 12/22/2011

Audit finds fraud, overspending at charter schools Hawaii News Now, 12/16/2011

Accountability at Issue: Hearings Set to Discuss Changes to Charter School Laws by Hawaii Free Press, News Release by Hawaii Department of Education, 11/7/2011

DoE Releases Public and Charter School Enrollment Numbers by Hawaii Free Press, News Release by Hawaii Department of Education, 10/13/2011

Hawaii public school enrollment increases 1.7% Pacific Business News (Honolulu), 10/12/2011

Test scores improve, yet fewer schools meet testing requirements by Tim Sakahara, KGMB-KHNL News, 7/15/2011

State receiving millions in education money KGMB-KHNL News, 7/5/2011

Isle schools improve college readiness by Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 6/5/2011

Hawaii spends $12,399 to school each student-The Aloha State just misses the top 10 for per-pupil funding, Census figures reveal by Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 5/28/2011

Legislation seeks to shed light on operations and spending by Susan Essoyan, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 5/24/2011

State's fastest-growing charter maintains individual attention for each of its students by Susan Essoyan, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 5/23/2011

Experiments in education reap widely varying results by Susan Essoyan, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 5/22/2011

Hawaii schools earn C-plus-The isles score higher than the U.S. average in an annual survey by Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 1/12/2011

Close Hawaii’s Public Schools? Better to close the Department of Education by Sam Slom, Hawaii Reporter, 12/20/2010

Enrollment slide continues-Student numbers hit a five-year low as the rough economy affects families' ability to pay tuition by Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, 11/28/2010

Congresswoman Hirono Announces $2,581,287 in Federal Funding to Support Native Hawaiian Education Programs by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 9/22/2010

Hawaii will get $39M for education jobs Pacific Business News (Honolulu), 9/10/2010

Race to the Top: Hawaii Department of Education Promises Comprehensive Reform by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 7/29/2010

Hawaii’s Public School System is Broken by Adrienne King, Hawaii Reporter, 7/26/2010

Latest test scores show improvements for Hawaii's schools KGMB-KHNL News, 7/15/2010

Hawaii per-pupil spending above average Pacific Business News (Honolulu), 6/28/2010

Hawaii schools join 'Common Core Standards Initiative' KGMB-KHNL News, 6/18/2010

Hawaii mandates 180-day school year KGMB-KHNL News, 6/15/2010

In Hawaii, Education Reform or Education Conform? by Carson Hensarling, Hawaii Reporter, 6/11/2010

Hawaii schools adopting national curriculum standards-Students in Hawaii, 47 other states will have same standards by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 5/27/2010

Hawaii Public Education System: Stop Tinkering – Just Fix It by Lynn Finnegan, Hawaii Reporter, 3/30/2010

Lawmakers hope to shake-up public education by Duane Shimogawa, KGMB-KHNL News, 2/13/2010

Public Education in Hawaii: Past, Present and Future by Randall W. Roth, Hawaii Reporter, 2/5/2010

Furloughs add to military's dim view of Island schools by Audrey McAvoy, AP, Honolulu Advertiser, 2/3/2010

Education crisis offers chance for change Opinion, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/8/2010

Hawaii Department of Education Superintendent Resigns by Garrett Toguchi, Hawaii Reporter, 1/1/2010

Schools chief quits-Patricia Hamamoto's eight-year tenure ends, surprising Education Board members by Gary T. Kubota, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/1/2010

Schools chief resigns-Hamamoto had 10 months remaining on 4-year contract by Derrick DePledge, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/1/2010

Schools Superintendent Pat Hamamoto stepping down KGMB-KHNL News, 12/31/2009

Hawaii Department of Education Procurement Audit Reveals Waste and Potential Fraud-Part 1 of a Series by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 12/31/2009

Top 10 Most Shocking Revelations About Hawaii's Public Education System-Part 1 of a Series by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 12/11/2009

Lingle renews push to revamp schools-She says the current structure does not allow for accountability by Richard Borreca, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 12/8/2009

Education official says Hawaii going in wrong direction by Tim Sakahara, KGMB-KHNL News, 11/30/2009

School closures capture attention from across globe by Susan Essoyan, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 10/11/2009

Hawaii's short school year is within rules by Mark Niesse, AP, Honolulu Advertiser, 10/26/2009

Panel Focuses on Why Hawaii DOE is Failing Hawaii Students by Jonah-Kuhio Ka 'auwai, Hawaii Reporter, 10/19/2009

Hawaii students' math improves but still below U.S. average-National exam shows progress by 4th-, 8th-graders by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 10/15/2009

It's Not Too Late to Save Hawaii's Public School Education by Garrett Toguchi, Hawaii Reporter, 10/9/2009

Hawaii not getting its money's worth for education by Jeff Tontini, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 10/6/2009

Hawaii's Public Schools Should Be Converted to Charter Schools by JoAnne Georgi, Hawaii Reporter, 10/5/2009

Our Public Schools Are Crippling the Economy by Philippe Dauman, Hawaii Reporter, 9/8/2009

Enrollment at Hawaii's public, charter schools see 0.4% increase for 2009-10 Honolulu Advertiser, 9/8/2009

In Hawaii Education, The Buck Stops Nowhere by Randall W. Roth, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 8/24/2009

DOE releases school-by-school results of No Child Left Behind testing Honolulu Advertiser, 8/21/2009

Hawaii's schools: A bureaucratic maze-The state's highly centralized education system perpetuates a sore lack of accountability by Randall W. Roth, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 8/19/2009

Hawaii schools' failure to meet benchmarks troubles officials-Standard 'biased' against larger, more diverse campuses by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 8/3/2009

Testing our schools: How they fared Honolulu Advertiser, 7/17/2009

66% of Isle schools miss goal-No Child findings at odds with improving statewide test scores by Loren Moreno and Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/17/2009

66% of Hawaii schools failed to meet goals under No Child Left Behind Honolulu Advertiser, 7/16/2009

Progress at Hawaii's public schools a mixed bag KHNL 8 News, 7/16/2009

State wins OK for $129 million in federal funds for education by Gary T, Kubota, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/2/2009

Hawaii schools in national standards program AP, Honolulu Advertiser, 6/1/2009

Looming cuts renew debate on size of Hawaii education system-Critics say it's wasteful; supporters say 95 percent of funding goes to schools by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 4/20/2009

Federal funds are starting point for education overhaul Opinion, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 4/5/2009

Hawaii private school tuition hikes shrink-Schools partially offset smaller increases with more financial aid by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 3/9/2009

Hawaii DOE wants power to restructure failing schools-Schools failing under No Child may face staff dismissals, overhauls by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 2/8/2009

School spending up in Hawaii but scores down, study says-DOE rejects ranking near bottom as 'meaningless' by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 2/6/2009

Will a small Oahu school be shut down? by Paul Drewes, KHNL8 News, 1/28/2009

The Case for School Choice by Kristian Somi, Hawaii Reporter, 1/15/2009

Isles score the lowest in No Child teaching-At public schools here, 32% of core classes lacked fully certified instructors by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/15/2009

Economy partly to blame for private school enrollment decline by Minna Sugimoto, KHNL8 News, 1/8/2009

Aggressive overhauls of troubled schools should be examined Opinion, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/7/2009

DOE seeks failing-school overhaul-A proposal would give the DOE power to replace the staff at schools failing to meet No Child Left Behind requirements by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/4/2009

Following the Money in Hawaii's Public Schools - Why Isn't Money Getting to the Classroom? by Lizabeth DeLaRosa-Walker, Hawaii Reporter, 12/5/2008

Hawaii schools rate 'fairly low' grade-Students ill-prepared for college, and too few can afford it, study says by Dennis Camire and Ledyard King, Honolulu Advertiser, 12/4/2008

Getting Less for More?-Grassroot Institute Releases new Brief on Public Education in Hawaii by Tom McAuliffe, Hawaii Reporter, 11/21/2008

Small Hawaii schools in jeopardy of falling to '09 budget restraints-BOE may move process out of local offices, into superintendent's hands by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 11/16/2008

School consolidation study initiated-BOE community meeting Monday on Molokai by Claudine San Nicolas, The Maui News, 11/15/2008

Officials explore options for consolidating schools-Education officials faced with budget cuts seek ways to ease the process of consolidating sites by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 11/2/2008

Enrollment drops slightly at Hawaii’s public schools-At the same time, charter schools gain nearly 11 percent Honolulu Star Bulletin, 9/19/2008

Hawaii SAT scores drop by Kim Eaton, West Hawaii Today, 8/27/2008

Most Hawaii public high schools fail under No Child Left Behind-Data sought on why 88% of high schools are struggling to meet goals by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/27/2008

17 Maui schools fail to meet federal goals by Claudine San Nicolas, The Maui News, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/18/2008

Most public schools in Hawaii fail federal proficiency standard-Test scores higher but No Child bar set too high, officials say by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/18/2008

60% of Hawaii public schools miss No-Child targets by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/17/2008

Hawaii schools on slow track-Study: Isles' No Child approach could lead to unreachable goals by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 5/20/2008

Report: Hawaii schools face steep improvement AP, Honolulu Advertiser, 5/20/2008

2008 Hawaii State Legislative Round-up: Winners and Losers in Education by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 5/5/2008

Grading the Public Schools-Once again, we’ve ranked 258 public schools statewide. Do your neighborhood schools measure up? Are they getting any better? by Ronna Bolante, with research assistance by Mila Kobayashi, Honolulu Magazine, May 2008

Hawaii looks at bright side of 8th-grade writing results-Though still among nation's lowest, state's scores were up in 2007 by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 4/5/2008

Eighty Percent of Hawaii's Eighth Graders Have Less Than Proficient Scores in Writing-Of the students entering high school in Hawaii, 80 percent are writing below grade level, which means they don’t have the writing skills they need to succeed by Bob Wise, Hawaii Reporter, 4/4/2008

Spending on Hawaii schools outstrips results by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 3/23/2008

Plans would affect 2 Ewa Beach elementary schools Honolulu Advertiser, 3/10/2008

Thousands of Teachers Deemed Not Highly Qualified by Beth Hillyer, KHNL-8 News, 2/14/2008

Department of Education's $2.4 Billion Budget Should Be Audited-Only $4,100 Per Student is Getting to the Schools, Even Though $13,800 is Allocated to Each by Heidi Dowd, Hawaii Reporter, 2/12/2008

Hawaii Department of Education Needs Leadership to Become Effective, Not Just the Same Bureaucrats Running Its Departments-Our Children's Future Depends on Their Success by Hank Yamamoto, Hawaii Reporter, 2/11/2008

BOE ombudsman fired, claims without notice by Kim Eaton, West Hawaii Today, 1/25/2008

2,900 state teachers unqualified, firm says AP, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/25/2008

With No Real Progress in 30 Years, Public Education Should Welcome an Audit by Willes K. Lee, Hawaii Reporter, 1/24/2008

The private school pull-New institutions are opening and older ones are expanding to meet the growing demands of families by Susan Essoyan, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/13/2008

Military families surveyed on Hawaii's public schools Honolulu Advertiser, 12/17/2007

Charter school advocates seek equitable funding-Removal of new school cap also sought by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 11/30/2007

How Bad is Education in Hawaii? by Kenli Schoolland, Hawaii Reporter, 11/28/2007

Hawaii Schools Recognized for Achievement at 2007 Literacy Leadership Conference by Michelle M. Krish, Hawaii Reporter, 11/15/2007

Want Incentives for Public Schools? Try School Choice by Lance T. Izumi, JD, Hawaii Reporter, 9/28/2007

Hawaii gets $500,000 for charter schools Pacific Business News (Honolulu), 9/27/2007

Hawaii school scores up, still below norm Honolulu Advertiser, 9/26/2007

Hawaii's charter school enrollment up 17% this year Honolulu Advertiser, 9/20/2007

Many Hawaii Students Won't Finish 12th Grade-Federal Government Can Help by Expanding No Child Left Behind to Include Resources and Support for High Schools by Alliance for Excellence in Education, Hawaii Reporter, 9/20/2007

New school charters still not awarded-Unlikely to be approved in time for 2007-08 academic year by Kim Eaton, West Hawaii Today, 9/2/2007

Hawaii public school enrollment slips by less than 1% Honolulu Advertiser, 8/23/2007

Big Isle schools lack rooms-DOE finds shortages at various facilities; teachers are finding new ways to make do (Hawaii) by Bret Yager, Hawaii Tribune-Herald, 8/17/2007

Public school test scores go online-Two new exams were administered to state students this year Honolulu Star Bulletin, 8/15/2007

$13.5 million released for Oahu school construction Honolulu Advertiser, 8/8/2007

Hawaii teachers union high in lobby spending by Derrick DePledge, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/1/2007

State’s teacher policies ranked last in nation-A study singles out the lack of annual evaluations as one particular problem Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6/27/2007

Special ed teaching under the microscope Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6/27/2007

Hawaii one of 9 states up to par on special ed Honolulu Advertiser, 6/21/2007

Isles among top states in special ed services-Hawaii boosts special ed as many states stumble AP, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6/21/2007

Law gives charter schools more autonomy by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 6/6/2007

Put education needs first in new calendar Opinion, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 6/4/2007

Hawaii ranks 19th in per-pupil spending-The state pays $8,997 for every student by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 5/25/2007

Charter schools guideline supported-A scoring system would be used to judge an applicant for a new campus by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 5/17/2007

New charter school in planning stages by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 4/20/2007

Spending by charter office is in question-A Board of Education audit finds a need for disbursement policies by Mary Adamski, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 2/27/2007

BOE audit questions charter schools' management of public funds by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 2/27/2007

Charter school bill delayed by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 2/24/2007

Legislature focuses on charter schools-Board members are opposing legislation giving the institutions greater autonomy by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 2/15/2007

Charter schools gain more power? by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 2/13/2007

Charter school needs a 'miracle' by Mary Vorsino, Honolulu Advertiser, 2/11/2007

Charter schools caught between Legislature, BOE by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 2/10/2007

School spending-Not about how much, but where by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 2/4/2007

BOE wants to keep charter schools by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 2/2/2007

School seeks to convert to charter status (Oahu) Honolulu Advertiser, 1/31/2007

Lingle to weigh in on innovation in education bill Honolulu Advertiser, 1/31/2007

Lingle to testify on education bill Honolulu Advertiser, 1/31/2007

BOE audits charter schools' funding office by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/26/2007

Of schools and politics-Governor meets with Chamber of Commerce, Rotary; discusses troubles with UH campus for West Hawaii by Bobby Command, West Hawaii Today, 1/26/2007  

Kamehameha grants aid charters, housing-Kamehameha Schools releases $9 million to help charter schools and the homeless by Rosemarie Bernardo, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/25/2007

Charter schools receive grants by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 1/25/2007

Charter school oversight board remains handcuffed by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 1/24/2007

New public school opens in 'Ewa tomorrow Honolulu Advertiser, 1/11/2007

Median per pupil: $8,424 Honolulu Advertiser, 1/11/2007

Parents can now compare schools by Greg Toppo, USA Today, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/11/2007

Hawaii public school students need more preparation Opinion, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/8/2007

Waldorf school makes case for charter by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 12/15/2006

School's plans to expand draw ire by Suzanne Roig, Honolulu Advertiser, 12/9/2006

Anger, mistrust simmering at charter schools by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 11/19/2006  

Native Hawaiian students bloom in charter schools by Gordon Y.K. Pang, Honolulu Advertiser, 11/15/2006

BOE defying state, attorney on disclosure-Members point to conflicting advice from the attorney general by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 11/10/2006

School plans reply to audit-Kailua High will take steps to address faults with its finances and overall management (Oahu) by Alexandre Da Silva, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 10/22/2006

BOE cuts charter schools’ proposed budget-About $51.8M was OK'd, but the system asked for 62M, to get needed facilities Honolulu Star Bulletin, 10/21/2006

Charter School Applicants Call for Federal Investigation of Hawaii DOE by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 10/18/2006

Why Hawaii Public Schools are Failing-A Perspective from Inside the Walls of a Local Public School by John A. Epstein, Hawaii Reporter, 10/10/2006

Assessments results return for Hawai‘i schools by Cynthia Matsuoka, The Garden Island, 9/22/2006

Public school enrollment off  Honolulu Advertiser, 9/14/2006

Charter school seeking home by Mary Vorsino,  Honolulu Advertiser, 9/5/2006

Charter school has tech-savvy students by Cynthia Matsuoka, The Garden Island, 9/4/2006

Life in a charter school Students enjoy change of pace by Cynthia Matsuoka, The Garden Island, 9/3/2006

Charter schools gain acceptance, but still misunderstood by Cynthia Matsuoka, The Garden Island, 9/2/2006

School test aid could cost state millions more by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 8/28/2006  

Sanctioned Island schools are showing progress by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 8/23/2006

State releases schools' test scores by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 8/22/2006

School funding plan draws fire by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 8/16/2006

Hawaii Worn With Years of Department of Education Failures-Our Kids Deserve Better by Jimmy Kuriowa, Hawaii Reporter, 8/14/2006

Private education getting pricier by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 8/11/2006

Immersion programs a challenge for Kaua‘i schools by Cynthia Matsuoka, The Garden Island, 8/11/2006

As Sen. Akaka Pushes for Immersion School Funding, Despite Test Scores Showing Students Aren't Proficient in Reading or Math-DOE/BOE Seek to Lower Standards for Immersion Students, Putting Them in the Same Category as Severely Disabled Students by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 7/30/2006

A school-by-school look at No Child Left Behind progress Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/30/2006

Isle schools fail federal mandate-Hawaii faces no immediate penalties thanks to progress in recent years Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/25/2006

First school bell rings in changes by Loren Moreno, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/25/2006

Cost of help for Hawai'i schools rises by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/23/2006

School test scores inadequate, again by Treena Shapiro & Beverly Creamer,  Honolulu Advertiser, 7/21/2006

Isle kids gain in math but not in reading-Ninety-five of 282 schools appear to reach state targets by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/21/2006

Flaws cited in school funding-A review also finds a lack of data to support the state's "weighted student formula" by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/20/2006

Charter schools likely to reject funding formula by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/19/2006

Hawaii's Rural Communities Strive to Fill Education Void by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 7/15/2006

Senate Bill Changes Charter School Law by Gov. Linda Lingle, Hawaii Reporter, 7/14/2006

Lingle wants local school boards-Governor blasts state BOE by Nancy Cook Lauer, West Hawaii Today, 7/10/2006

Schools still worry military families by Beverly Creamer, Honolulu Advertiser, 7/7/2006

Hawai'i told it must rectify deficiencies under No Child by Treena Shapiro,  Honolulu Advertiser, 7/7/2006

Bureaucratic Meddling Preventing New Weighted Student Formula from Working-Grassroot Perspective  by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 7/6/2006

School standards draw federal concern by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/6/2006

More Hawaii schools will get ‘restructured’-The cost will be less with consulting firms now well established by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 7/3/2006

Local Control is Answer for Hawaii’s Failing Public Schools-Grassroot Perspective by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 6/23/2006

History of Hawaii' Textbook Indoctrinates Students with Racist Propaganda-Grassroot Perspective by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 6/9/2006

Army General Blocks Discussion of Education Choice for Military Students Grassroot Perspective by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 5/26/2006

DOE wants charter school refunds-Facilities accused of educating students in grades not outlined in plan by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 5/19/2006

Hawaii Board of Education Stifles Charter School Growth by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 5/12/2006

Bill would boost charter school resources by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 4/21/2006

Lingle acknowledges importance of charter schools on Big Island by Lisa Huynh, West Hawaii Today, 2/19/2006

3R's Works: Repairing the Cracks in Hawaii's Schools by Grassroot Institute of Hawaii Staff, Hawaii Reporter, 1/27/2006

State's first charter school going strong by Suzanne Roig, Honolulu Advertiser, 1/26/2006

Chaos in the Department of Education-A Hawaii Reporter Investigation Reveals the DOE Repair and Maintenance Budget is Rife with Errors; Some Contractors - Including the Company Owned by the Brother of the Senate Education Chair - Got Paid for Projects they Did Not Complete by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 1/20/2006

Myths and Facts about Hawaii Public Education Grassroot Perspective, Hawaii Reporter, 1/20/2006

Legislators boost call for schools funding-Two key senators want schools to get a larger share of a projected surplus by Dan Martin, Honolulu Star Bulletin, 1/11/2006

Military charter school offers possibilities Opinion, Hawaii Advertiser, 12/25/2005

Military charter school urged by Beverly Creamer, Hawaii Advertiser, 12/25/2005

Military Charter School Project Kicks Off in Hawaii by Laura Brown, Hawaii Reporter, 12/2/2005

Results mixed on public school poll; DOE seeking more precise survey by Beverly Creamer, Hawaii Advertiser, 11/18/2005

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