Hawaii SB821 appropriates funds to support community schools in Hawaii, focusing on student and family support.
Hawaii SB821 aims to fund community schools in Hawaii, which are hubs of learning that leverage community resources to address students' barriers to learning. The bill appropriates $1,285,655 for fiscal year 2025-2026 and $2,703,491 for fiscal year 2026-2027 to support these schools. The funds will be used to implement key practices such as expanded learning opportunities, rigorous instruction, and family engagement. The bill highlights the benefits of community schools, including improved academic scores, attendance, and graduation rates.
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