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Distance Learning Survey for HIDOE Families

At this time we are seeking feedback from HIDOE families regarding the transition to distance learning as a result of the COVID-19 situation. The information gathered from this family survey will help HIDOE and schools to better understand the experiences and needs as related to distance learning across the state. This feedback is essential in planning for the new school year. Click on: Distance Learning Survey for HIDOE Families for more information.

Faculty End of Year Messages

To view messages from faculty click on: Faculty End of Year Messages.

Parent Guide to Social and Mental Health Support & Wellness During School Closures

Ms.Kong, school counselor, posted several documents to assist with social and mental health support & wellness. Please click on the headline - Parent Guide to Social and Mental Health Support & Wellness During School Closures for more information.

Third Quarter Report Cards

Check your email: Third Quarter Report Cards sent out on Friday, April 3rd.

School Will Remain Closed Until April 30

Thank you to our families for your continued patience during these unprecedented times. Superintendent Kishimoto has announced that Hawaii schools will remain closed until April 30. More Information about distance learning will be shared by your child's teacher via phone or email before March 30th.

Free Internet to Qualifying homes with Students

Spectrum and Hawaiian Telcom are offering free internet service to qualifying families for two months. For more information click on: Free Internet to Qualifying Homes with Students

DOE Will Begin Meal Service

During the extended closure, HIDOE will continue to provide student meals, including providing grab-and-go breakfast and lunch at select schools to children 18 years and under at the following days and times: Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. for breakfast. Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. for lunch. Note: Meals will not be served on Thursday, March 26 in observance of Prince Kuhio Day. Some schools may start serving meals later in the week. Click the link for locations.

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