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Why oversight of Hawaii's education department is weakening: Hawaii News Now Sunrise
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April 12, 2024
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3:15Now PlayingHelming the volunteer-led Board of Education and overseeing our statewide public education system is no easy feat. That’s especially true now.
The governor tapped longtime former state Rep. Roy Takumi to serve as the board’s chair after the unexpected resignation of Warren Haruki last month. It’s the third such leadership change in two years, and three of four staff members who help the board have ducked out in the past several months, too, as Chad Blair told Hawaii News Now Sunrise.
With churn like this, education advocates ask, how can the board effectively set policy and hold school leaders accountable?
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