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Charter schools are the only segment of Hawaiʻi's education system experiencing growth, yet they face significant challenges related to funding and the availability of adequate campus space. As demand for these schools increases, many are struggling to expand their facilities to accommodate more students and provide necessary resources.
The limited financial support for charter schools has made it difficult for them to secure suitable locations, which has become a pressing issue for families seeking educational options. This situation raises the question of whether the Department of Education (DOE) could play a role in addressing these challenges.
By potentially collaborating with charter schools, the DOE might help facilitate access to underutilized facilities or provide additional funding avenues. Exploring partnerships could not only alleviate space constraints but also enhance the overall educational landscape in Hawaiʻi, ensuring that families have access to diverse and high-quality schooling options. The future of charter schools in Hawaiʻi may depend on innovative solutions to these pressing facility needs.
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