Youth Education 90 SCHOOLS & CLASSES (CONTINUED) HALE KEIKI SCHOOL Hale Keiki (meaning “House of Children”) School has been supporting military families since 1946 and is located close to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. U.S. Department of Education (ED) for SY 2024-25 that requests revision(s) to Hawaii's Consolidated State Plan. Hawaii is updating its ESSA plan to align with its new Strategic Plan and to adjust and modify aspects of the ESSA plan to better meet the needs of the students and the schools. For information on ESSA, visit arch.k12.hi.us/reports/essa. On the same website, check the HIDOE Data Book and School Quality Survey under the “Reports” tab. PARENTS & STUDENTS On the Hawaii Public Schools website’s “Parents & Students” page, you’ll find links to Grade–Level Overview, Enrolling In School, Continuity In Education, Support For Students, Support For Parents, Moving To Hawaii, Anti-Bullying Work and Support For Parents. The page also provides a link to Military Families with details on School Liaison Officers serving as clearinghouses for information about services and programs offered at schools on and near bases. As education experts, liaisons assist in understanding your new installation and educational offerings it provides and supports both inside and outside the gates. When enrolling your child in the Hawaii public school system, never worry about whether they’ll be challenged. Hawaii has adopted Common Core Standards along with most states, the District of Columbia, four territories and the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). Find Common Core details under the “Teaching And Learning” tab, Student Learning link and Hawaii Common Core. HKS currently serves students in preschool (age 3-4), prekindergarten (age 4-5), and kindergarten through sixth grade. We take pride in delivering quality early childhood education for every student in a safe and nurturing environment. Our ohana setting is built on a foundation of trust, respect and accountability, prioritizing social, emotional and academic growth. The school is open to all children and gives priority enrollment to military dependents, maintaining an enrollment of 95% military dependents, with civilian enrollment at 5%. If you would like more information, please call 808-423-1727 or please visit HaleKeikiSchool.org.
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