Aloha Voter - June-July 1993: Can We Reform Our High Schools?

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President's Message (Arlene Ellis)
Viewpoints
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Can We Reform Our High Schools?
Planning & Zoning: Testimony (Astrid Monson)
Statement on Bus Fares
Statement on Zoning: Historic Structures
Statement on Convention Center
Testimony on Ewa Marina Zone
Membership Information

Can We Reform Our High Schools?

The Hawaii Democratic Movement
presents
"Can We Reform our High Schools?"
A Candid Discussion of What Can and Should Be Done.
You're Invited
to join Nationally Recognized Educator Dr. Mary Anne Raywid, Community & Political Leaders, Teachers, Administrators, Parents, Students, and interested Citizens.
WHEN: Saturday, July 31, 1993
WHERE: Manoa Elementary School Cafetorium
Manoa Road, just past 5 corners going to Paradise Park. Right side.
TIME: 9 a.m. to Noon
(Plenty of Free Parking, Coffee & Donuts)
You're Needed
to help explore These Possibilities:
What If... all public high schools provided a full and engaging schedule from 8 am to 5 pm?
What If... there was a greater sense of democracy and shared decision making at each school?
What If... "schools within schools" could really meet ALL the diverse needs and interests of multi-cultural student bodies?
The Hawaii Democratic Movement is a non-profit grassroots organization of progressive Democrats.

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