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Should Local Communities Have Greater Control Over Their Schools?

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October 9, 2014

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Would giving local communities greater control of their schools help improve public education in Hawaii? Civil Beat's Alia Wong will lead a discussion with Al Nagasako of the Hawaii State Teachers Association, Suzanne Mulcahy of the Department of Education, Catherine Payne who is the former principal of Farrington High School, and Frances Tapiz a mother of 4 children in public schools to discuss whether local control would improve schools.

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Al NagasakoEducation Catherine PayneFarrington High SchoolFrances Tapiz

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