Hawaii HB206 mandates two years of Hawaiian language courses for high school graduation.
Hawaii HB206 amends Chapter 302A of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require all public high schools to mandate students to complete and pass two full years of Hawaiian language courses as a condition of graduation. This requirement begins with the graduating class of a specified year. The bill aims to promote the Hawaiian language among students, ensuring its preservation and continued use within the state.
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