Jan. 6 Inspire Enews
06-Jan-2014
Stories include our 2013 Year in the Life of ed reform at the DOE, student success stories from Molokai and Roosevelt, math gaming at August Ahrens, and welcoming a new principal to Kahuku High and Intermediate.
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JAN. 6, 2014
2013 Year in Review
With the close of a tremendous year in ed reform, we look back at the extraordinary progress in our efforts to transform Hawaii’s public school system. Download a copy of our 2013 Year in Review poster! STORY
MOLOKAI HIGH'S GONZALES USED TO BLAZING TRAILS
Raised on the rural east side of Molokai, the 17-year-old of Hawaiian, Filipino,
Puerto Rican and Cuban heritage has been where few teenagers have gone before.
STORY
ROOSEVELT DUO CHOSEN FOR PRESTIGIOUS PROGRAM
A pair of violinists with the Roosevelt High Roughrider Symphony Orchestra will represent the 50th State in early February at Carnegie Hall’s prestigious Honors Performance Series. STORY
MATH GAMING ENGAGES AUGUST AHRENS STUDENTS
Gaming has become a fun and successful way to engage more and more kids in math. And while that sounds like delivering vegetables via dessert, gaming has been shown to sharpen the students’ academic and strategic skills. STORY
NEW KAHUKU H/I PRINCIPAL DEDICATED TO COMMUNITY
Pauline Masaniai chose the Koolauloa community to permanently reside,
raise her family, and equip students for bright futures and the best career opportunities. STORY
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HAWAII STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
1390 Miller St. Honolulu, HI 96813 | Phone: 808-586-3230 | Fax: 808-586-3234 | Email: doe_info@hawaiidoe.org