21. Pacific Western University Hawaii - Our Graduates Prince George general Hospital Pullman Kellog Raytheon of Columbia University of HawaiiUniversity of College, Quebec Watertown Public schools Wellesely Public http://www.pwu.com/home.asp?ID=22

22. SPECIAL PUROSE REVENUE BONDS FOR HAWAII'S PRIVATE SCHOOLS - Legislation authorized by the State to be issued to organizations (ie private schools and colleges bondto be issued once it has been found to benefit the general public. http://www.hais.org/SPRB/sprb_leg.html

SPECIAL PURPOSE REVENUE BONDS FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS SPRB Legislation What are Special Purpose Revenue Bonds anyway? They are tax exempt bonds authorized by the State to be issued to organizations (i.e. private schools and colleges) to finance improvements to their facilities, provided the construction project is found by the Legislature to be in the public interest. How does it work? The private school applies for the special purpose revenue bond at the Legislature The State authorizes the bond to be issued once it has been found to benefit the general public A financial institution underwrites and sells the bonds to private investors The bonds are not secured by any credit of the State and there is no obligation on the part of the State to repay any of the bond proceeds. Checks and Balances Each construction project presented to the Legislature by a private school must be found to benefit the general public. For a special purpose revenue bond to be issued, a two-thirds vote by the Legislature and approval by the Governor is needed. Special Purpose Revenue Bond Information: Special Purpose Revenue Bonds Fact Sheet 2002 SPRB Bills Special Purpose Revenue Bonds for Education [enabling statute] Special Purpose Revenue Bonds; Constitutional Amendment, Not-for-profit Schools

23. Hawaii - State And Local Resources - ONDCP State Administrative Agency Department of the Attorney general Crime Preventionand State Coordinator for DrugFree schools hawaii Department of http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/statelocal/hi/stoffices.html

State Pages Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Wyoming State Offices Policy Offices Office of the Governor Executive Chambers Hawaii State Capitol Honolulu, HI 96813 E-mail: gov@gov.state.hi.us Web site: http://gov.state.hi.us/ State Legislative Contact Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 State Drug Program Coordinator Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 State Criminal Justice Offices Attorney General's Office Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 Web site: http://www.state.hi.us/ag/index.html Law Enforcement Planning Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 E-mail: lkoga@lava.net Web site: http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/ Statistical Analysis Center Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813 E-mail: crs@lava.net Web site: http://www.cpja.ag.state.hi.us/rs/index.shtml Uniform Crime Reports Contact Uniform Crime Reports Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division Department of the Attorney General 425 Queen Street Honolulu, HI 96813

24. Pacific Resources For Education And Learning Star Schools (PRELStar) - Video Pro general Education. Assessment Matters Produced by the partnership of hawaii Departmentof Education and Pacific Resources for Education and Learning (PREL). http://www.prel.org/programs/prelstar/generaled.asp

Educational Technology Health Professional Development School Reform ... : Pacific Resources for Education and Learning Star Schools A Pacific Islands Distance Learning Program Overview Staff PRELSTAR Media Videotape Programs ... Broadcast Programming General Education Art of the Pacific Islands Produced by Pacific Resources for Education and Learning (PREL) Medium: CD-ROM Audience: Teachers and Adults Explore this interactive, searchable collection of more than 100 beautiful artifacts from Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia. This CD-ROM presents the finest examples of oceanic art from the Pacific region in the form of museum photos, contemporary video segments, and music. It includes such artifacts as masks and carvings from Melanesia, canoes and storyboards from Micronesia, and tapa and feather cloaks from Polynesia, accompanied by historical and cultural descriptions. All can be accessed by country, usage, or keyword, making it possible to easily incorporate Pacific island art into a variety of disciplines and grade levels. Teachers and others interested in Pacific island art will find this CD-ROM a valuable resource for exploring the arts and cultures of Pacific Islanders. Assessment Matters Produced by the partnership of Hawaii Department of Education and Pacific Resources for Education and Learning (PREL)

25. BYU Home Page Official site. Online applications, links to academic and religious studies, and community information.Category Reference Education Utah Brigham Young University...... Latterday Saints BYU-hawaii BYU-Idaho Admissions Colleges schools ServicesAcademic Calendar Financial Aid Freshman Academy general Education Graduate http://www.byu.edu/

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints BYU-Hawaii BYU-Idaho BYU Jerusalem Center ... Missionary Training Center Updated daily by the BYU Web Team Brigham Young University Provo, UT 84602 About BYU Apply Electronically Calendars Construction Projects Courses Online Directories Employment Libraries News Publications Shop BYU Tickets Admissions BYU Television Continuing Education Giving to BYU ... Technology Gary R. Hooper, associate academic vice president for research and graduate studies, will speak at the devotional Tuesday at 11:05 a.m. in the Marriott Center. Experts in all aspects of marriage and the family, parenting skills and Gospel-centered home life will give presentations during the Family Expo Monday and Tuesday. Two Truman Scholarships of $30,000 each were recently awarded to Ryan Keller, 23, a junior from Salt Lake City majoring in philosophy, and Peter Stone, 23, a junior from Modesto, Calif., majoring in political science, both of whom are undergraduate students at Brigham Young University. Services Admissions Academic Calendar Aims of a BYU Education Campus Visits ... Scholarships Academic links Devotionals Financial links Libraries Services Social links Admissions Calendar Graduate Catalog Honor Code ... Transcripts Continuing Education Devotionals Directories Alumni Directory (Secured) Alumni Home Site Alumni Placement Aspen Grove ... Feedback Devotionals Directories Faculty Services General Services Libraries Research Resources Teaching Resources Administrative Advisory Council Class Rolls Class Schedule and Catalog Classroom Media ... Clear this menu Admissions (801) 422-2507

26. State Of Hawaii Index Page Business Tax general Information, Brochures, Publications. History of hawaii;Private schools; schools (K12) listing; Special Education Program; http://www.ehawaiigov.org/index/

A B C D ... J K L M N O P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Accounting Adult Services and Aging Legal Assistance for Older Adults End of Life Care ... Automobiles Driver's License Information Oahu Kauai Motor Vehicle Registrations Oahu Kauai "Lemon Law" Information ^ Go to top ^ ... Camping Permits (County of Hawaii) Capitol of Hawaii Hawaii - Kid Fun Certification Real Estate Appraiser Emergency medical technician (EMT) Nursing Home Administrator Obtain a certified copy of a vital record (birth, death, marriage, divorce) ... Climate, Hawaii Consumer Services Consumer Alert Office of Consumer Protection File a complaint against a Professional Licensee File a complaint against a business ... Crime Prevention and Justice Assistance Division Courts Courts Hawaii Supreme Court Credit Unions Credit Union Loan Applications/Forms Rates Location and Contact Numbers ^ Go to top ^ ... Contacting Elected Officials and State Agencies Disabilities How to apply for Foster Care services How to contact the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation How to get Assisted Daily Living Services Domestic Abuses ... Teacher Certification Program Emergency Management Federal Emergency Management Agency Hawaii's Labor Market Job Opportunities Performance Management ... Find Your U.S. Representative

27. EHawaiiGov || Education In Hawaii general Education Resources. HHSAA serves 78 public and private high schools as they HawaiiNational Guard's Youth CHalleNGe Academy The Academy provides 1618 http://www.ehawaiigov.org/education/html/

General Education Resources Department of Education (DOE) The State of Education in Hawaii Arts in Education Program (AIE) The AIE Program collaborates with government entities to support a wide array of arts education activities and services throughout the state. E-Academy Hawaii Educational Networking Consortium (HENC) HENC facilitates and coordinates Hawaii-based cooperative activities relating to the development, promotionand support of telecommunications technology in education and research. Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) HHSAA serves 78 public and private high schools as they work cooperatively to support and promote athletics. Hawaii National Guard's Youth CHalleNGe Academy The Academy provides 16-18 year-old youths "at-risk"a second chance to earn their high school diploma. Home Schooling Legal definitions, procedures and conditions of not attending school. School-Community Based Management Information (SCBM) A improvement process that actively solicits the participation of community members in open dialogue where issues are presented, defined, discussed and resolved.

28. Textgeneralinfo general Information. School History Medical Requirements The State Department ofHealth requires students entering schools in hawaii for the first time to http://www.waipahums.k12.hi.us/textgeneralinfo.htm

Waipahu Intermediate School General Information School History Admission Waipahu Intermediate School is open to all 7th and 8th graders. Students must have residence within the school district either with their parents or legal guardian. Students transferring from other schools, private and public, should bring a school release. Medical Requirements: The State Department of Health requires students entering schools in Hawaii for the first time to have the following: Tuberculin (Mantoux) test - Student must be free from active tuberculosis as determined by a tuberculin tests or x - ray. Physical examination Immunizations (DPT, polio, MMR) Incoming 7th graders from Hawaii schools are urged to receive a physical examination before August so that our medical history on each student will be up to date. Every doctor has the Form 14 for this checkup. This form should be presented to the health aide in September. Any deviations from the normal, i.e., asthma, rhuematic fever, etc., should be brought to the attention of the school. If for any reason the student is unable to participate in physical education, a written medical excuse from a doctor is required, stating the reason and duration of the restriction. This note should be turned in to the health aide at the beginning of the year or the onset of any particular restriction. Change of Address and Phone Number: New addresses and phone numbers should be given to the child's homeroom teacher. He/She will make the necessary changes on the attendance card and inform the registrar to make the corrections in the student's records.

29. LEADERSHIP ACCOUNTABILITY - Letter To Attorney General The Trustees have stated that they are accountable only to you, the Attorney general. Ifounded and lead hawaii Montessori schools for 17 years http://www.kamuela.com/editorial/LettertoAG92100.htm

STEWARDSHIP, ACCOUNTABILITY, COMMUNITY back September 21, 2000 Earl I. Anzai Attorney General State of Hawaii STEWARDSHIP, ACCOUNTABILITY, COMMUNITY Aloha Mr. Anzai, A community windfall is at risk. White sand beaches, prime commercial real estate, the rolling hillsides framing Waimea, all are rapidly moving from community trust ownership into developers’ hands to support high trustee salaries and poor business outcomes in the Parker Ranch Foundation Trust (PRF Trust). We have a truly extraordinary opportunity in Waimea on the Big Island. Richard Smart willed the bulk of his $450 million estate to the PRF Trust and made four Waimea health and education nonprofit organizations, and the Richard Smart Fund at Hawaii Community Foundation the direct beneficiaries of the trust. The PRF Trust’s purpose is, "to provide support for the health care, educational and charitable purposes and programs of the charitable organizations " As you know, standards for trustees of nonprofits are very high, since their organizations receive relief from taxes and they have an obligation to both their beneficiaries and the public to be transparent and beyond reproach. Foundation trustees are mandated to be prudent stewards of the estate businesses, and the land that supports these businesses. Have the trustees of the PRF Trust met this standard in their stewardship, in their systems of accountability and in their reporting? Apparently not.

30. :: U.S. Pacific Fleet Online :: Welcome To U.S. Pacific Fleet Staff TLA) information 1. Click on http//www.psdph.navy.mil/mainpage.htm * general. hawaiischools http//www.hawaii.navy.mil/housing/schools.htm and http//doe.k12 http://www.cpf.navy.mil/staff_welcome.html

Home Page updated at 3:49 p.m. (February 25, 2003) Welcome to U.S. Pacific Fleet Staff Welcome Aboard! Your tour at Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, will prove to be one of the most challenging and rewarding tours in your military career. You may have already received a Welcome Aboard package through the mail. As you prepare to report to Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, here are some key points to keep in mind. YOUR SPONSOR Our command's sponsor program is robust and proactive, but if for some reason you have not already received sponsorship notification or a command Welcome Aboard package, please call our sponsorship coordinator at (808) 471-9735, DSN 471-9735, or e-mail sponsor@cpf.navy.mil ADMINISTRATIVE INFO Upon arrival, your first stop in the check-in process should be with the staff's Pass Liaison Representative (PLR), located at Building 16, Makalapa Compound, Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Only group check-ins are available at Personnel Support Detachment (PSD) Pearl Harbor on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Checking in with PSD Pearl Harbor requires a reservation which must be made 48 hours in advance. Staff PLR will make the reservation for you. Requirements for checking in with PSD: 1. Click on

31. University Preparatory Schools In The United States And Canada - Peterson's general Search, School; Chapel HillChauncy Hall School; Cheshire Academy; CranbrookSchools; The Grand River Academy; Happy Valley School; hawaii Preparatory Academy; http://www.petersons.com/pschools/code/int_index.asp?sponsor=1

32. Peterson's: Private Schools, Boarding And Day: Traditional Schools: Boarding Gir general Search, United Kingdom MidPacific Institute, Honolulu, hawaii Milo Adventist Academy,French Gulch, California Nebraska Christian schools, Central City http://www.petersons.com/pschools/select/t02001.asp?sponsor=1

33. Hawaii Tribune-Herald: News Eleven of the 22 charter schools currently operating in Public Charter School operatingat the hawaii Naniloa Hotel filed by the state Attorney general in an http://www.k12.hi.us/~bwoerner/hacs/connectionslawsuit.html

School claims lack of funding By Hunter Bishop/ Tribune-Herald Connections Public Charter School is threatening to sue the state education system over what it maintains is inadequate funding of the two - year - old charter school. Connections attorney Bryan Fitzgerald sent a letter Tuesday to the Department of Education and Board of Education, challenging them to "open its books or face legal action." Connections school administrators claim the DOE has reported spending more than $400,000 on the school that school officials say was never received. The DOE also will not account for more than $8 million in federal charter school grants despite numerous requests. Fitzgerald also said Tuesday that the DOE has not paid for the basic education of special education students in the charter schools despite the Felix consent decree, a federal court order. "The DOE bureaucracy even stalls up to three months after the proper submission of all forms in paying new charter school (employees)," he said. "In an attempt to cover their tracks the DOE has blocked the charter schools access to their financial records in the DOE financial computer and pulled damaging public reports from its Web site," he said. The 1999 law that authorized 25 charter schools in Hawaii requires direct funding to charter schools to keep them free of the DOE bureaucracy, but charter school funds are still channeled through the DOE, and Connections has been charged for services it never received and did not ask for, Fitzgerald said.

34. NCSLnet Search Results: 2002 State Initiatives And Referenda care facilities provided to the general public by The hawaii Constitution does notpresently allow the forprofit private elementary schools, secondary schools http://www.ncsl.org/ncsldb/elect98/irsrch.cfm?recid=1557

35. University Of Hawai'i At Manoa 2002-2003 Catalog Information about the individual colleges and schools and their this Catalog handyas a source of general information their Web site at www.bookstore.hawaii.edu http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/

Catalog Navigation got you confused? Try our SITE MAP Technical problems? Email our webmaster The 2002-2003 UH Manoa Catalog is a comprehensive guide to Manoa programs, course offerings, faculty, facilities, services, tuition, financial aid, academic policies, and other information of general importance to UH Manoa students. The information contained in this Catalog is not necessarily complete. Where applicable, names and contact numbers for other publications and offices, which may offer additional information about specific areas of interest, have been included. The Catalog is divided into five major sections: Information about the University and the campus, student services, academic policies, tuition and financial aid. Information about the individual colleges and schools and their academic programs. Descriptions of courses offered. Lists of administrators, faculty, and staff with their academic backgrounds. Appendix, glossary, and index. If you are a prospective freshman or transfer undergraduate student, consult the sections on undergraduate education, Manoa General Education Core and graduation requirements, tuition, financial aid, and student life. In addition, you should read the program section of the department, college or school that interests you. Before selecting classes, read the course descriptions for prerequisites, credit hours, and other relevant information. For additional information on specific programs of study, consult the department chair, program director, or major adviser.

36. High Technology Development Corporation to schoolage students and the community in general. teams from McKinley, Waialuaand Mililani high schools. the year, Tech Jobs hawaii Consortium companies http://www.htdc.org/TJH.html

Mission Statement Board of Directors HTDC Key Staff Contact Us ... Tech Jobs Hawaii Tech Jobs Hawaii Consortium HTDC formed the Tech Jobs Hawaii Consortium in 2000 in response to the private sector's desire to organize a workforce development initiative specifically targeting former Hawaii residents in the technology sector living in the continental U.S. The hallmark of the Tech Jobs Hawaii Consortium has been its annual Holiday Tech Fair. Sponsored by HTDC and local private schools Punahou, Iolani, Kamehameha and most recently, Mid Pacific Institute, the event has drawn participation from 20 - 25 local technology companies and staffing services each year. While the event is open to the general public, its main focus is to give college students and former Hawaii residents visiting home for the holidays an opportunity to see what tech related jobs are available here in Hawaii. In 2002, the scope of Tech Jobs Hawaii grew to include educational and outreach events aimed at showcasing Hawaii's technology industry to school-age students and the community in general. In April 2002, the Mililani Tech Fun Fair drew participation from 18 exhibitors and 8 central district schools, and showcased robotics teams from McKinley, Waialua and Mililani high schools. Throughout the year, Tech Jobs Hawaii Consortium companies have also participated in sharing their experiences in the industry and as entrepreneurs with school age students in the classroom.

37. Hawaii And General Theatre Notes in linguistics, physical characteristics, and general customs and drama departmentsin hawaiian schools and colleges at the University of hawaii contribute to http://www.mauitheatre.com/html/theatre.html

Ulalena at Maui Myth and Magic Theatre, Lahaina, Maui The Hawaiians are any of the aboriginal people of Hawaii, descendants of Polynesians who migrated to Hawaii in two waves: the first from the Marquesas Islands, probably about AD 400; the second from Tahiti in the 9th or 10th century. Numbering about 300,000 at the time of Captain James Cook's arrival at the islands in 1778, full-blooded Hawaiians numbered fewer than 10,000 in the late 20th century (though there are large numbers of part-Hawaiians). The Hawaiians were a brown-skinned people with straight or wavy black hair. They were large and of fine physique, like the New Zealand Maori, whose language resembled theirs. The ruling classes tended to inbreed. Polygyny and polyandry were practiced, especially among the chiefs. Rank descended mainly through the mother. Hawaiian society's basic unit of land, the ahupuaa, usually extended from the shore to the mountaintop, with rights in the adjoining sea waters, so that the occupants had the means of supplying all their wantsthe sea for fish; the littoral for coconuts; the valley for taro, their principal food; the lower slopes for sweet potatoes, yams, and bananas; and the mountain for wood. The next subdivision was called the ili; it was either subservient to the ahupuaa or independent. Within the ili were small areas, kuleanas, occupied by the common people, who also had certain rights of fishery, water, and mountain products. Besides open-sea fisheries, there were stone-walled fish ponds, some now 1,000 years old, built semicircularly from the shore. Taro was raised in terraces flooded by conduits from streams. Elaborate systems of water rights were evolved. A conqueror or a successor king often redistributed the lands.

38. Hawaii The State of hawaii hawaii Government hawaii Attorney general hawaii Chamber of Kthru 12 hawaii List of Individual K 12 schools hawaii's NFL/CFL http://www.thestateofhawaii.com/

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - INFORMATION CENTER Publication and World Wide Web Directory UC Office of the President Berkeley Davis Irvine ... Santa Cruz Additional information in both printed and electronic form is available to help you learn more about the University and individual campuses. In the listings that follow, publication titles are followed by the names and addresses of the offices that distribute them. World Wide Web addresses for campus sites of interest to prospective students are also provided. To order a campus General Catalog, write to the office indicated and include a check or money order for the appropriate amount payable to The Regents of the University of California (unless otherwise noted). UC Office of the President Student Academic Services 1111 Franklin Street, 9th Floor Oakland, CA 94607-5200 E-mail: UCpubs@ucop.edu www.ucop.edu/pathways Pathways UC's Online Admission Information and Application Network Answers for Transfers Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarships Information for Prospective Students from Other Countries Introducing the University Information about Financial Aid and How to Finance a UC Education Universitywide Office of EAP Hollister Research Center University of California Santa Barbara, CA 93106

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