Requesting the Department of Education to mandate one year of Hawaiian language instruction for graduation in public schools.
The bill requests the Department of Education to require one year of Hawaiian language instruction as a graduation requirement in public schools. This aims to promote a basic understanding of the Hawaiian language and ensure its longevity and prosperity. The Hawaiian language, once nearly extinct, has been revitalized through various educational initiatives. The bill highlights the historical significance of the Hawaiian language and its recognition as one of the two official languages of the state.
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