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Labor agreements to be redrawn...Rainy Day Fund to pay for teacher furlough days. "The (school) board, the DOE and the teachers will have to determine what they are going to give up in terms of nonfurlough days," Say said. Wil Okabe, HSTA president, said union officials... In this article: Colleen Hanabusa, Linda Lingle, DOE, Department of Education, and Calvin Say |
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Honolulu Star Bulletin | October 24, 2009
Protesters rally in support of education
She says that looking back, she should have pressed to avoid furloughs. School board Chairman Garrett Toguchi called Lingle's remarks "not professional." Laie resident Tamara Ulima, who has five children, said she came out to show...
In this article: Linda Lingle and Department of Education
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Honolulu Star Bulletin | November 18, 2009
Lingle shows leadership by reversing direction
...and the Hawaii State Teachers Association can't be faulted for just trying to do their jobs, but the 13 elected school board members and Lingle are there because their election is supposed to be about reflecting the will of the people. And...
In this article: Linda Lingle, Tax, Hawaii, Michael Jordan, and GOP
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Centre Daily Times | October 22, 2009
Lawsuits filed to halt Hawaii teacher furloughs
...of Hawaii schools. Lingle, the state Department of Education and school board "have failed these children and their families, and violated their statutory and constitutional rights," the lawsuit claims. The second lawsuit was filed...
In this article: Hawaii, Department of Education, Plaintiff, Linda Lingle, No Child Left Behind, and Honolulu
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Honolulu Advertiser | October 24, 2009
Lingle wants DOE part of Cabinet
...the next governor. Lingle cited a 1992 report by a task force on educational governance that described the existing school board structure as an anomaly because it combined both legislative and executive branch functions. The report found...
In this article: Linda Lingle, DOE, Ben Cayetano, Neil Abercrombie, and Department of Education
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en.wikipedia.org
Linda Lingle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Linda Lingle addresses the National Park Service on the 65th anniversary of the ... divide the State Board of Education into seven local school boards, but failed. ...
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www.midweek.com
Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle - MidWeek Cover 01-05-2005 ...
Midway through Gov. Lingle's term, MidWeek looks at her record, at the 2005 legislative session and ahead ... proposal to establish local school boards. ...
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the.honoluluadvertiser.com
Lingle says panel report shows need for local school boards ...
Gov. Linda Lingle yesterday accepted a report that sets the foundation for her ... But Lingle said local school boards would be more accessible to the people and ...
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www.post-gazette.com
Hawaii's governor wants a makeover for state's school system
So why does Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle want to break decades of tradition by ... Lingle believes the top-heavy system, run by one massive "school board" of more ...
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hawaii.gov
HAWAI`I'S NEW ERA: GOVERNOR LINDA LINGLE — Office of the Governor
PLAN SET FOR LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS: A PANEL RELEASES A REPORT ON ... LINGLE SAYS PANEL REPORT SHOWS NEED FOR LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS. Q & A WITH GOVERNOR LINDA LINGLE ...
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School Boards in Scotland were involved in determining the overall policies, objectives and ethos at the school. Boards have a special duty to promote good relationships between the school, its parents and the community and also form a channel for the flow of information between these groups. School Boards were introduced in 1988 as part of the Govemment's policy of encouraging parental involvement in schools. They comprise parent, teacher and 'co-opted' members, with parents in the majority. 'Co-opted' members may be drawn from local business or the community. They were abolished by the Scottish School Act 2006 introduced to the Scottish Parliament on 28 September 2005, which would see them replaced by a two-tier system of Parent Forums and Parent Councils.
They were established by the School Boards Act 1988, which mandated that they be set up in education authority schools in Scotland. Boards consist of elected parent and staff members and other members co-opted by the elected members. Board members hold office for four years, with half the parent places coming up for election every two years. The initial round of elections to school boards was held in 1989-1990, with parental elections biennially thereafter.
The 1988 Act provided for elections for school boards to be held in all schools except for the very few schools whose roll is so small that there are insufficient parents to form a school board. Schools in which elections are required to be held are referred to as ‘eligible schools’.
School Boards were also set up in England and Wales under the Education Act 1870, and were abolished by the Education Act 1902, which replaced them with Local Education Authorities.
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