Allocation Notice
Allocation #: 342
NATIVE HAWAIIAN SPECIAL ED-UH FY01, 13051
Program: 13051, NATIVE HAWAIIAN SPECIAL ED-UH FY01
Program Manager: Gloria Kishi
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1. Legal Provision
ACT 259, SLH 2001 as amended by Act 177/02

2. Resources Provided

a. Funding
F Apprn: S275

b. Character of Expenditure
Permanent FTE: 0.00
Temporary FTE: 0.00

GeneralFederalSpecial
APersonal Services$0$0$0
A1Other Personal Services$0$0$0
BOther Current Expenses$0$50,000$0
CEquipment$0$0$0
MMotor Vehicles$0$0$0
Total$0$50,000$0
Total Allocation$50,000
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NATIVE HAWAIIAN SPECIAL ED-UH FY01, 13051

1. Purpose
To improve educational services to special needs and at-risk students of Hawaiian and part-Hawaiian ancestry and their families.

2. Rationale for Allocation
$50,000 in "T" funds is allocated to various schools to be used in the following manner:

a. $50,000 is allocated to Pihana Na Mamo project schools to pay for the salary and fringe for the following types of positions: Master Teacher, Reading Coordinators, Part-Time Temporary Teachers (PTT), and/or Para-professional (PPT) positions. These positions are to be used to implement the Pihana Na Mamo activities including parent-community involvement, reading support, transition support, student progress monitoring, and data-keeping.

b. This allocation is the initial allocation to each site to allow each school to begin their proposed Pihana Na Mamo activities. Balance of the requested funds for each school site will be allocated at a later date. Refer to the "Allocation of Resources" to determine the amount each site is to receive from this initial allocation.

3. Guidelines for Implementation
a. All funds are to be expended by schools in accordance with their submitted project proposals. Changes in the manner in which these funds are used must be cleared with the program manager.

b. Positions are to be used to improve services to special needs and at-risk students of Hawaiian and part-Hawaiian ancestry and their families through the implementation of: (1) scientifically based reading programs and curriculum approved by the Heluhelu Coordinator; (2) systematic counseling and transition planning program under the leadership of the Kako'o Coordinator; and (3) coordinated parent and community involvement activities under the guidance of the Makua Hanai Coordinator .

c. Indirect costs will be assessed in the OCISS budget and not at the school level.

d. Funds are to be expended in accordance with the guidelines found in the "FMS User Policy and Process Flow Guide," personnel rules and regulations, and procurement laws.


4. Allocation of Resources
The following table refers to the "Rationale of Allocation" write-up:
Schools
Org. ID
"T" Funds
Jarrett Middle
110
2,000
Kaimuki High
115
2,000
Kamaile Elementary
275
2,000
Maili Elementary
257
2,000
Nanaikapono Elementary
261
2,000
Waianae Intermediate
273
2,000
Castle High School
301
2,000
Kahaluu Elementary
306
2,000
Parker Elementary
323
2,000
Pope Elementary
324
2,000
Hilo Intermediate
356
2,000
Kapiolani Elementary
367
2,000
Keaau Middle
370
2,000
Keaau High
354
5,000
Konawaena High
374
2,000
Mountain VIew
379
2,000
Waiakea High
389
3,000
Hana High/Elementary
402
2,000
Kualapuu Elementary
411
2,000
Kapaa Elementary
454
2,000
Kapaa High
455
2,000
Kapaa Middle
447
2,000
Kekaha Elementary
458
2,000
Total
50,000

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