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In reply to the discussion: Hundreds form chain at University of Hawaii to protest Thirty Meter Telescope [View all]ellisonz
(27,776 posts)35. Absolutely
It's been a long struggle to not just start them, run them, and keep them in accordance with the law. Couple months now!
7:46 PM HST Feb 20, 2015
HONOLULU Hawaiian immersion students are boldly going where no other native language students have gone before. They get to take their assessment tests in Hawaiian. The unprecedented decision came from the Department of Education.
3rd and 4th grade Hawaiian immersion students were granted a one-year waiver by the Department of Education that will allow them to take a field assessment tests in their native Hawaiian language.
"Nowhere in the united states do you have an indigenous language equivalent assessment to the English language tests that are administered throughout the country," says D.O.E. Spokesperson Donalyn Dela Cruz.
Ke Kula Kaiapuni 'O ?nuenue is one school where speaking Hawaiian is the standard. Kihapai Krug has three kids but her 4th grade daughter Lele will be the first to take the field assessment test in the Hawaiian language.
http://www.kitv.com/news/hawaii-immersion-students-have-opportunity-to-take-assessments-tests-in-the-hawaiian-language/31394066
HONOLULU Hawaiian immersion students are boldly going where no other native language students have gone before. They get to take their assessment tests in Hawaiian. The unprecedented decision came from the Department of Education.
3rd and 4th grade Hawaiian immersion students were granted a one-year waiver by the Department of Education that will allow them to take a field assessment tests in their native Hawaiian language.
"Nowhere in the united states do you have an indigenous language equivalent assessment to the English language tests that are administered throughout the country," says D.O.E. Spokesperson Donalyn Dela Cruz.
Ke Kula Kaiapuni 'O ?nuenue is one school where speaking Hawaiian is the standard. Kihapai Krug has three kids but her 4th grade daughter Lele will be the first to take the field assessment test in the Hawaiian language.
http://www.kitv.com/news/hawaii-immersion-students-have-opportunity-to-take-assessments-tests-in-the-hawaiian-language/31394066
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Hundreds form chain at University of Hawaii to protest Thirty Meter Telescope [View all]
ellisonz
Apr 2015
OP
I love science too. I am going to school for molecular biology. Science is supposed to help
liberal_at_heart
Apr 2015
#22
If you want to stick with astronomy, what about all the debris in orbit right now?
Rosco T.
Apr 2015
#51
Thanks for keeping us apprised, Ellison. Building that shrine brought tears to my eyes....
Hekate
Apr 2015
#15
Kaulana Na Pua by the Kulaeana Project tells those with ears to hear a lot about Hawaiian struggles
Hekate
Apr 2015
#16
It is no small miracle that Hawaiian culture is once again thriving in Hawai'i.
ellisonz
Apr 2015
#32
What NuclearDem said. Nobody lives up there except a made-up ridiculous Shrimp-God or...
BlueJazz
Apr 2015
#28
It's their land, their LANDSCAPE. They see it as worth preserving. That you dismiss this so easily
KittyWampus
Apr 2015
#47