Jon Hargraves / October 29, 2014
HONOLULU (CN) – A mother of four claims Hawaii denies children on the island of Lanai their constitutional right to be taught Hawaiian language. “The Department of Education has a constitutional mandate to establish a statewide public school system that consists of, among other things, a comprehensive Hawaiian education program consisting of culture, history and language,”
HONOLULU (CN) – A mother of four claims Hawaii denies children on the island of Lanai their constitutional right to be taught Hawaiian language. “The Department of Education has a constitutional mandate to establish a statewide public school system that consists of, among other things, a comprehensive Hawaiian education program consisting of culture, history and language,”
HONOLULU (CN) – A mother of four claims Hawaii denies children on the island of Lanai their constitutional right to be taught Hawaiian language. “The Department of Education has a constitutional mandate to establish a statewide public school system that consists of, among other things, a comprehensive Hawaiian education program consisting of culture, history and language,”
HONOLULU (CN) – A mother of four claims Hawaii denies children on the island of Lanai their constitutional right to be taught Hawaiian language. “The Department of Education has a constitutional mandate to establish a statewide public school system that consists of, among other things, a comprehensive Hawaiian education program consisting of culture, history and language,”