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COVID Funds Help Hawaii Schools Tackle Absenteeism. What Happens When They Run Out - Vimarsana News

COVID Funds Help Hawaii Schools Tackle Absenteeism. What Happens When They Run Out

Bilingual home assistants, more counselors and attendance arcades to reward students who arrive on-time were among the public school initiatives aimed at reducing chronic absenteeism, which spiked during the pandemic. The push, which was funded by federal COVID-relief money, helped boost overall attendance rates during the 2022-23 academic year, with 30% of students statewide chronically […]

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Community invited to give input on future projects surrounding Hālawa's rail station - Vimarsana News

Community invited to give input on future projects surrounding Hālawa's rail station

Honolulu's Department of Planning and Permitting is hosting a community meeting Tuesday evening in Hālawa. HPR's Casey Harlow explains the proposed zoning changes, as part of the area's transit-oriented development plan.

High School: An Inside Story - Vimarsana News

High School: An Inside Story

HONOLULU Magazine’s Ronna Bolante goes to Moanalua High School for a week, to go to classes, to meet the teachers and espcially the students.

Program SEARCH helps special needs students gain valuable hands-on work experience - Vimarsana News

Program SEARCH helps special needs students gain valuable hands-on work experience

Program SEARCH helps special needs students gain valuable hands-on work experience Program SEARCH helps special needs students gain valuable hands-on work experience By Jim Mendoza | December 15, 2020 at 4:49 PM HST - Updated December 15 at 5:17 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - At Aiea Elementary School, a group of special needs students are receiving hands-on job training through a program called Project SEARCH. “We have a lot of jobs here on campus. In order for them to learn those career and life skills, we wanted to put them to work,” vice principal Rosa Ashley said. P...