Hawaii SB248 reorganizes the Department of Education's farm to school program, decentralizing authority to complex area superintendents.
Hawaii SB248 aims to restructure the Department of Education's farm to school program by decentralizing authority from the system level to the complex area level. This bill empowers complex area superintendents to directly oversee and implement the farm to school and farm to school meals programs within their respective areas. It establishes fifteen full-time equivalent permanent school cafeteria supervisor positions, each reporting to a complex area superintendent.
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