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Royal Kunia District and Curriculum

Although the basic goals of the Hawaii State Department of Education (DOE) and Royal Kunia-area high schools will remain the same, starting in 2013-2014, a few changes will be coming to Royal Kunia-area’s schools’ curriculum. These changes, in fact, will better support the goals of the area’s schools: to create students who are ready to take on any challenge after high school, whether this includes post-secondary education or entering the workforce.

We currently cover the following Royal Kunia-area school district: Hawaii Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Royal Kunia District Curriculum

The biggest change students and parents can expect to see is the switch to the new Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Replacing the No Child Left Behind standards, the CCSS were created to bring nationwide unity to learning. The CCSS updates the Royal Kunia-area curriculum in two important areas: mathematics and English Language Arts (ELA). Students will no longer be expected to simply memorize facts or equations. Instead, a greater importance will be given to learning analytical and critical thinking.

To augment the changes brought with the CCSS, the Hawaii DOE is also in the process of switching to digital learning materials. In the future, every student will have access to digital learning platforms, which will not only eradicate the use of outdated print materials, but will also allow students to better personalize their learning. Because this switch is an ongoing process, the DOE does not estimate an exact time frame for a complete switch to the new curricular standards.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Royal Kunia Educational News

  • Hawaii Schools Receive Donation - AT&T has donated $50,000 for use in the Keaau, Kau, Pahoa Complex Area, one of Hawaii’s Zones of School Innovation. The funds will be used to purchase science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) carts for two of the complex area schools.
  • Koloa Elementary Principal Receives Award - Debra Lindsey, principal of Koloa Elementary, is the recipient of the Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Award for 2012. Fifteen thousand dollars of the $25,000 award will go toward a school project of Lindsey’s choice.
  • Ilima Intermediate School Granted Special Opportunity - The Hawaii Natural Energy Institute will be conducting an energy research study at Ilima Intermediate School. A 1,200-square-foot classroom has been installed at the school; the structure is designed to test the energy efficiency of renewable energy and be a model for building more sustainable schools.

Royal Kunia Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: How to Avoid Homework Procrastination

Sometimes, when faced with a difficult or lengthy homework assignment, students might be tempted to put off the work until the last minute. This is rarely a good idea, however. Not only does it cause extra stress, but it often results in lower quality work. To avoid procrastination, students can try a few simply methods. Instead of trying to complete an entire assignment at once, students might break the work into smaller chunks, then assign due dates to each. When doing so, students should be realistic about how long the work will take, and plan accordingly. Because distractions can derail progress, students should take care to work without external interruptions.