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Hawaii Schools General:     more books (100)

Hawaii Island Legends: Pikoi, Pele and Others by Mary Kawena Pukui, 1996-06-01 Teaching the Elementary School Chorus by Linda Swears, 1984-12 Ruling Chiefs of Hawaii by Samuel Manaiakalani Kamakau, 1992-06 Buckaloose: Kaimuki School Days with Israel Kamakawiwoole by Sam Kong, 2002-10 Lost Generations: A Boy, a School, a Princess (A Latitude 20 Book) by J. Arthur Rath, 2005-11-30 Education of a Survivor: From the School of Hard Knocks to a Doctoral Degree by Arthur Goodfriend, 1990-01 Philippine Rural School: Its Cultural Dimension by Priscilla S. Manalang, 1976-09 Rude Awakenings: Zen, the Kyoto School, & the Question of Nationalism (Nanzan Studies in Religion and Culture) by James W. Heisig, 1995-06 The Northern School and the Formation of Early Ch'an Buddhism (Studies in East Asian Buddhism, No 3) by John R. McRae, 1987-01 Japanese Education And the Cram School Business: Functions, Challenges And Perspectives of the Juku (Nias Monographs) by Marie Hoijund Rosegaard, 2006-02-15 Sun and Rain: Exploring Seasons in Hawaii (Latitude 20 Books) by Stephanie Feeney, 2007-12-31 Speaking, Relating, and Learning: A Study of Hawaiian Children at Home and at School by Stephen T. Boggs, 1986-01-01 Kamehameha the Great by Julie Stewart Williams, Kamehameha Schools, 1993-12 Explorations: Ho'omaka'ika'i

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61. University Of Hawaii At Manoa 2003 - 2004 Catalog
    or 9564046, www.cassas.hawaii.edu/FYC, and - College/school and major advisers (see contact information at the end of this section.); general Education-Most  
    http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/general_information/uhm-core/fall-2001orlater/defa
    
    Extractions: Natural Sciences (3 credits biological science, 3 credits physical science, 1 credit science lab) UHM Graduation Requirements Focus Courses (course requirement) Hawaiian or Second Language (Competence at the 202 level) (HSL*) Some colleges/schools have waived or modified this requirement. Consult your college/school adviser.) * These abbreviations appear in course descriptions to designate those courses that meet specific requirements. See the "

62. 10/31/01 -- Interim Hawaii Schools Chief PlansTo 'Stay The Course' -- Education
    After TwoWeek Strike, State Raises Teacher Pay " May 30, 2001. " Teachers Return to Classrooms as Strike Ends in hawaii " May 2, 2001. Our hawaii Page includes articles and statistics on education  
    http://www.edweek.com/ew/newstory.cfm?slug=09hawaii.h21

63. University Of Hawaii At Manoa 2003 - 2004 Catalog
    this Catalog handy as a source of general information of Classes and your department, college, or school for the visit their Web site at www.bookstore.hawaii.edu  
    http://www.catalog.hawaii.edu/
    
    Extractions: The 2003-2004 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. Campus policies and information, glossary, and index. If you are a prospective freshman or transfer undergraduate student, consult the sections on undergraduate education, Undergraduate 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.

64. General Office Clerical Typing Schools
    College Search Directory. Find Information on professional, trade, and vocational schools and colleges in nursing, interior design schools, education and teaching, finance and busioness, health care  
    http://www.directoryofschools.org/General-Office-Clerical-Typing-Colleges.htm
    
    Extractions: College Search Directory Find Information on professional, trade, and vocational schools and colleges in nursing, interior design schools, education and teaching, finance and busioness, health care, aviation, fashion design schools and more! We hope that we can help you find the right career and college for you! Administrative Schools

65. Marine Science Careers
    general Information about Marine Careers. The University of Georgia Department of Marine Sciences; University of hawaii, School of Ocean and Earth Science and  
    http://www.vims.edu/adv/ed/careers/
    
    Extractions: INFORMATION ... JOBS General Information about Marine Careers ADVICE FROM SCIENTISTS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS ARTICLES BOOKS BIBLIOGRAPHIES What Does It Take To Become a Marine Scientist? Links to on-line publications about marine and aquatic careers (from Scripps Institution of Oceanography) Strategies for Pursuing a Career in Marine Mammal Science Sea Grant's new publication Marine Science Careers reports on interviews with a number of marine scientists and suggests resources for further investigation of marine careers. Order by mail for $5.00 Marine careers bibliography from the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Look for these publications in libraries or contact publishers for ordering information. On the Surface: A Scientist Interviews Three Marine Biologists. 40 minute video

66. Diploma, Test Method (GED)
    GED) hawaii Department of Education, The New 2002 GED (general Educational Development) Program in Hawai i. Division of Learner, Teacher, and School Support  
    http://doe.k12.hi.us/communityschools/diplomaged.htm
    
    Extractions: revised November 2001 THE GED PROGRAM IN HAWAI'I The General Educational Development (GED) Test provides a valid means of measuring the educational achievement of adults who are non-high school graduates and of comparing their academic competence with that of high school graduates. The GED Test leads to completion requirements for the State of Hawai`i High School Diploma. The diploma may provide graduates the opportunity to enter the military service, gain college admission, increase income, increase job qualification, or assist in obtaining work advancement. The contents of the 1988 GED Test series were totally revised by expert educators under the direction of the GED Testing Service in Washington, D.C. The 1988 GED Test series will not be used after December 31, 2001.

67. Aliamanu Middle School (Hawaii) History
    HOMEWORK HOTLINE This is a system that allows phone access to general information about the school. Teachers can record homework  
    http://www.k12.hi.us/~aliamint/Hist.html
    
    Extractions: text only version View from the Library Aliamanu Middle School was founded in 1958 and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The name 'Aliamanu' is a Hawaiian word which means 'the resting place of the birds". The school is located on a 15 acre parcel of land formerly belonging to the Navy. It is set in a geographical depression which at one time may have been a crater of an active volcano. Aliamanu is one of six intermediate schools that make up the Central Oahu District. 85% of our students are federally connected. Their parents are either on active military duty or are employed by the federal government. The school consists of 7th and 8th grades. The military rotation period, which is normally 3 years makes for a very mobile and transient student population. Current enrollment is approximately 946 students. We are part of the Radford High School complex. We are currently following the traditional Department of Education School Calendar for the Year. Daily Schedule: 7:55 am - 1:55 pm (Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri)

68. Aliamanu Middle School (Hawaii) Info: Text Only
    3271 Salt Lake Boulevard, Honolulu, hawaii 96818 Phone 421-4100 is a system that allows phone access to general information about the school.  
    http://www.k12.hi.us/~aliamint/textonly.htm
    
    Extractions: Aloha Aliamanu Middle School Home of the Mighty Panthers 3271 Salt Lake Boulevard Honolulu, Hawaii 96818 Phone: 421-4100 *** Fax: 421-4103 Principal: Mrs. Patricia Park *** Vice Principal: Mr. Bryan Miller A Message from the Principal At Aliamanu Middle School, we believe that young adolescence is a critical period in the development and schooling of students. Middle level schools implement specific practices to assist the development of the "whole child." We address the physical, social, and emotional developmental needs as well as set high expectations for academic achievement. We believe in the need to provide a safe, caring and nurturing environment that can motivate lifelong learning. We believe in collaborative efforts and building partnerships with our parents and our community, A variety of instructional strategies and organizational arrangements are used to insure success for all students. Patricia Ann Park, Principal Purpose/Philosophy: Aliamanu Middle School prepares its students to be successful lifelong learners who make positive contributions in their community. Our Vision: Aliamanu Middle School is a community of creative learners focused on life skills and academic achievement to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

69. Tiki's Grill & Bar - Honolulu, Hawaii
    Choy, who persuaded him to be general manager of Financial Officer Partner University of hawaii football fans his bachelor s degree at the School of Travel  
    http://www.tikisgrill.com/management.html
    
    Extractions: Tobin, who has called Hawaii home since 1989, came to the islands to attend the University of Hawaii. This U.S. Army veteran had worked in restaurants and nightclubs, so he earned his way through the College of Business Administration by finding jobs at two of Waikiki's most popular night spots: Moose McGillicuddy's and the Hard Rock Cafe. Following graduation in 1995, Tobin joined Kiewit Pacific Company, the international construction contractor, where he learned the details of cost accountingbut found himself being drawn back to the restaurant industry. After two-and-a-half years with Kiewit, he returned to his passion and the Hard Rock Cafe. His degree and accounting skills made him a standout, and he soon found himself at the Lahaina Hard Rock. He was instrumental in the turnaround of that $9-million a year operation, and was promoted to assistant general manager. While on Maui, Tobin met noted chef Sam Choy, who persuaded him to be general manager of Sam Choy's Breakfast, Lunch, and Crab. With 14 years of experience under his belt, Tobin is now ready to put his experience to work by pursuing his dream of opening his own restaurant.

70. Hawaii School District
    Research Summary Series (April 1991), School Finance and Street Mall, Suite 500, Honolulu, hawaii 96813 Content and general comments info@ncrel.org Technical  
    http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/envrnmnt/go/go3hawai.htm
    
    Extractions: Hawaii School District School finance and facilities are critical in supporting the delivery of educational services. The Pacific Regional Educational Laboratory's (PREL's) School Finance and Facilities Study was designed to provide the ten entities of the Pacific region served by PREL - American Samoa, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), Federated States of Micronesia (Chuuk, Kosrae, Pohnepi, and Yap), Guam, Hawaii, Republic of the Marshall Islands, and Republic of Palau - with a status report on these aspects of their education, as well as make this information available to other interested parties. Since these entities are diverse in their political status and level of economic development, their schools rely on a number of funding sources and operate under a number of organizational structures. Identify Education as a Priority: Pacific entities must identify education as a top priority. Expenses for education are not a single expenditure for a product or service but must be viewed as an investment in the future of each entity's society as a whole. Develop a Comprehensive, Implementable Education Plan:

71. General Information
    University of Colorado CO. University of hawaii School of Law - HA. University of Louisville School of Law - KY. University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law - CA.  
    http://www.unc.edu/probono/General/PBlinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Links Bar Association Pro Bono Programs Law School Pro Bono Programs Related Links Bar Association Pro Bono Programs American Bar Association Los Angeles County Bar Association New York State Bar Association North Carolina Bar Association ... Utah State Bar Law School Pro Bono Programs American University Washington College of Law - DC Arizona State University College of Law - AZ California Western School of Law - CA Capital University Law School - OH ... University of South Carolina, School of Law - SC University of Tennessee College of Law - TN University of Texas, School of Law - TX University of Toronto, Faculty of Law - Canada University of Utah, College of Law - UT ... Washington University School of Law - MO Related Links American Bar Association North Carolina Bar Association US Dept. of Justice - Executive Office of Immigration Review Pro Bono Program The Public Service Law Network ... Public Interest Clearinghouse

72. World War II Research Collections—Martial Law In Hawaii: The Papers Of Major
    MARTIAL LAW IN hawaii Source. Reproduced from the holdings of the Library of the Judge Advocate general’s School, Charlottesville, Virginia.  
    http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/2upa/Imhw/wwIIMartialLawHawaii.asp
    
    Extractions: When the U.S. Supreme Court decided the case of Duncan v. Kahanamoku, Martial Law in Hawaii: The Papers of Major General Thomas H. Green, scholars can assess for themselves the legitimacy of federal action in Hawaii during World War II. as well as critical commentary on day-to-day life under military government. Over 151 "defense act rules" were declared by the territorial governor; over 100 "directives" issued by the territorial director of civilian defense; numerous other regulations promulgated by miscellaneous government executives; 181 "old series" general orders issued by the military governor; 70 "new series" orders dispatched between March 1943 and October 1944; and 12 "security orders" and 12 "special orders" given by the Office of Internal Security after October 1944. the invocation of the Hawaii Defense Act, suspension of the writ of habeas corpus, and institution of martial law;

73. HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY, HONOLULU, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS
    Administration and Services, Other Social Sciences, general Social Work on 135 acres in Kaneohe, the hawaii Loa campus is the site of the School of Nursing  
    http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/hawaii_pacific_university/
    
    Extractions: With one of the largest populations of international students at any US university, Hawaii Pacific University (HPU) is the ideal place for students seeking to study in a multi-cultural environment, while obtaining an American degree. Currently over 2,100 international students from more than 100 countries attend HPU with many new countries being added to the list each semester. Location Strategically located in the center of the Pacific Rim, the region with the fastest growing economies in the world, HPU provides an American education in an international setting. With two campuses linked by shuttle, Hawaii Pacific University combines the excitement of an urban downtown campus with the serenity of a residential campus set in the green foothills of O'ahu's Koolau mountains. The main campus is located in downtown Honolulu, the business and financial center of the Pacific. Eight miles away, situated on 135 acres in Kaneohe, the Hawaii Loa campus is the site of the School of Nursing, the Marine Science (Marine Biology and Oceanography) and Environmental Studies Programs, and several liberal arts programs. Students may take classes where it is most convenient.

74. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII - HILO, USA - UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS
    Admission Email address, uhhadm@hawaii.edu. Liberal arts and science, general studies, Marketing operations and distribution. Some high school, High school.  
    http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/university_of_hawaii_hilo/
    
    Extractions: The University of Hawai`i at Hilo is a comprehensive, primarily baccalaureate institution on the island of Hawai`i, offering a rigorous education in a caring, personalized atmosphere. As a regional, state-supported university, UH Hilo serves students from Hawai`i Island and from around the state. Additionally, UH Hilo enrolls students from the U.S. mainland and from many other nations, especially from Asia and the Pacific islands. The primary mission of UH Hilo is to offer high quality undergraduate liberal arts and professional programs. Selected graduate degree programs are also offered where need warrants and the university has strong expertise. UH Hilo offers "hands-on" learning, service, and leadership opportunities and especially encourages close student-faculty interaction and collaboration on research projects. The university encourages theoretical and applied research, and benefits Hawai`i Island and the state through resource centers, community partnerships, continuing education, and distance learning programs.

75. Hawaii Tribune-Herald: Charter School Wants State's Legal Defense
    BISHOP Wai Ola Public Charter School wants the state Attorney general s Office to help defend it against legal challenges filed by the County of hawaii and a  
    http://www.hilohawaiitribune.com/archive/2004/05/12/LocalNews/203563.html
    
    Extractions: Wai Ola Public Charter School wants the state Attorney General's Office to help defend it against legal challenges filed by the County of Hawaii and a private community association. But state Attorney General Mark Bennett has refused, saying his office disagrees with the publicly funded school's legal position in the case. The county filed a lawsuit in November seeking a court ruling on differences between the county and state over whether the school must obtain state land use permits for its move to a former flower farm on Ala Loop in Mountain View. School officials had purchased the 28-acre farm, known as Sunshine Farms, last summer after county officials told them the state permits were not needed. Bennett later disputed the county's position, and the Ala Loop community Association filed a counter-claim against the school seeking damages over allegations that it is a "nuisance" in the agriculturally zoned Mountain View neighborhood. Wai Ola director Libby Oshiyama says the charter school has no money for an attorney, however, and filed a motion with the state Supreme Court on April 29 to order the state AG to defend the school in court.

76. Hawaii Baptist Academy Elementary Campus
    general Information. and onehalf mile from the school s intermediate-high school campus The address is hawaii Baptist Academy, 21 Bates Street, Honolulu, hawaii  
    http://www.hbaeagles.org/elementary.html

77. Search Directory Page
    PRAXIS QUALIFYING SCORES hawaii PRAXIS TEST CENTERS. Minimum 10240 470 Chemistry, Physics general Science 10070 540 Education in the Elementary School (K6  
    http://www.academploy.com/cert/certha.htm

78. Information About Japan America Society Of Hawaii
    the families and students of the Uwajima Fisheries High School. to forge ties between Ehime Prefecture and hawaii have resulted Consulate general Of Japan  
    http://www.jashawaii.org/about.asp
    
    Extractions: Friday, February 27, 2004 New Year's Reception at the Japanese Consulate. On January 21, Society members gathered at the Residence of Consul General and Mrs. Masatoshi Muto to celebrate the New Year. Nearly 200 members and guests wished one another a Happy New Year and Good Wishes for 2004. Consul General Muto, Society Chairperson of the Board Barbara Tanabe and Admiral Fargo took part in the "kagami-wari." Offering the kanpai were Society Vice Chair Mike Leineweber and Nippon Club President Yasushi Matsushita. The Society wishes to thank Consul General and Mrs. Muto for their support of the Society and to Kendra Ikeda, General Manager of the Cherry Company for donating the sake and sake cask for the ceremony, and to the many volunteers. Japan in a Suitcase to Kauai.

79. Learn English In Canada And In Hawaii- Tuition And Homestay Fees
    For the fees in hawaii, please click here. Textbook CAD$45 to be paid at school. general English or TOEFL or TOEIC or Business 25 lessons/week* general English  
    http://www.aventurevoyages.com/eng/canada/studies/canada_fees04.htm
    
    Extractions: The fees in canadian dollars (CAD$), per week, for Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary and Toronto For the fees in Hawaii, please click here General English or TOEFL or TOEIC or Business: 25 lessons/week General English + TOEFL or TOEIC or Business: 15 + 10 lessons/week General English or TOEFL or TOEIC or Business + conversation: 25 + 3 lessons/week ... Refund Policy

80. E Komo Mai! Welcome To The Official State Of Hawaii Web Site
    general Education Resources Department of Education Arts in Education Program hawaii Educational Networking Consortium hawaii High School Athletic Association  
    http://www.ehawaiigov.org/textversion/

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