Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Hawaii Department of Education.
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Nov 10, 2026
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Job Order Contracting (JOC) Construction Work for General Construction Projects Requiring a B License on the Island of Maui
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Nov 5, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Provision of Family-Child Interaction Learning Program Services
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Nov 10, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Job Order Contracting (JOC) Construction Work for General Construction Projects Requiring a B License on the Island of Maui
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City
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Honolulu
County
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Honolulu
Address
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4967 Kilauea Ave
Phone Number
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(808) 784-6200
Zip Code
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96813
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hawaii Department of Education
This annual report details the Hawaii State Department of Education's Six-Year Program and Financial Plan for School Repair and Maintenance, covering the period from FY25 to FY31. The plan outlines a comprehensive approach to managing physical facilities, addressing maintenance issues, health and safety needs, and compliance with regulations. It specifically highlights a proposed $784.358 million Supplemental Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget request for FY27, allocated across twelve key areas including deferred maintenance, federal grants, health and safety, planning, capacity, temporary facilities, instructional improvements, support facilities, compliance, project completion, telecommunication infrastructure, and specific line items.
The Kaiapuni Strategic Implementation Plan, formulated by the Office of Hawaiian Education, serves as a roadmap to fulfill the Department's responsibility to students pursuing education through the medium of the Hawaiian language. The plan aims to empower current and prospective Kaiapuni students for positive impacts locally and globally. It is structured around three strategic goals: establishing a clear vision for Kaiapuni student success, developing personnel capacity, and transforming the system to support Kaiapuni education. The overarching vision is to reverse the historical suppression of the Hawaiian language and create a protective framework for future generations.
Public-sector contacts connected to Hawaii Department of Education.
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This document, titled 'The Foundational and Administrative Framework for Kaiapuni Education (FAFKE)', serves as a comprehensive guide for the Hawaiian language immersion program. It defines the Kaiapuni vision, mission, and core priorities, emphasizing Hawaiian language, culture, and knowledge as central to education. The framework outlines expectations for curriculum, instruction, and assessment, focusing on developing Hawaiian language proficiency, cultural understanding, and community stewardship. It also addresses administrative aspects like leadership, resource allocation, and the importance of community and family engagement to strengthen and sustain Kaiapuni education.
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