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Released October 31, 2026, in the SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025) cycle. Figures are as of the release.
National Deaf Education Data Index, Hawaii state file version 2.0, SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025), released October 31, 2026, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23429066, https://www.ndedi.org/states/hi/v2.0/
National Deaf Education Data Index, Hawaii state file version 2.0, SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025), released October 31, 2026, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23429066, https://www.ndedi.org/states/hi/v2.0/
Hawaii runs its public schools as one statewide district, so no money moves between districts for a deaf student. The state's one school for deaf, hard of hearing, blind and deafblind children is the Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind in Honolulu, a department school where teaching is in American Sign Language and English, with a free dormitory and paid flights for children from the other islands. It enrolled 49 students in the 2024-25 school year, down from 62 in 2019-20; the department budgeted about 4.1 million dollars for it that year and spent about 3.9 million.
The state counted 207 students with hearing impairment as their main disability in fall 2024, and the federal file shows 41 of the 185 of school age in a separate school. None of the forty charter schools, the only public schools outside the department, says anything on its website about serving deaf or hard of hearing students; one charter that operated in 2024-25, Kamalani Academy, has since closed. The department has fifteen positions for educational interpreters; at the end of 2024 three were filled, while an estimated 81 students needed interpreting.
The state's list of credentialed sign language interpreters named twelve people living in Hawaii in June 2026 and none on Maui or Kauai. Hawaii has no interpreter training program, the 2026 bills to start one at the University of Hawaii did not pass, and no rule sets a qualification for interpreters who work in classrooms. There are no vouchers or education savings accounts, because the state constitution bars public money for private schools. Families can find support through the Comprehensive Service Center in Honolulu, the Department of Health's early intervention and newborn hearing screening programs, and two community organizations.
A summary of this version for any reader, written with the file. The figures and sources behind each sentence are in the sections below.
| Code | Units | Percent of frame | Percent of readable subset |
|---|---|---|---|
| PROGRAM | 1 | 1.8% | 1.8% |
| MENTION | 1 | 1.8% | 1.8% |
| NONE FOUND | 54 | 94.7% | 94.7% |
| NOT VERIFIABLE | 0 | 0.0% | Outside the readable subset |
| NOT AUDITED | 0 | 0.0% | Outside the readable subset |
| OUT OF FRAME | 0 | 0.0% | 0.0% |
| 1 | 1.8% | 1.8% |
| Category | Count | Share of 57 |
|---|---|---|
| PROGRAM | 1 | 2% |
| MENTION | 1 | 2% |
| NONE FOUND | 54 | 95% |
| NOT OPERATING | 1 | 2% |
Shares are of the frame count, 57 units.As of October 31, 2026.
| Category | PROGRAM | MENTION | NONE FOUND | NOT OPERATING | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades 6 - 8) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades K - 6) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 12) | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 2 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 5) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 6) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 12) | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 7) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 8) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 7 - 12) | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 9 - 12) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 12) | 0 | 0 | 10 | 0 | 10 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 5 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 9) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades Pre - 12) | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 4 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades Pre - 8) | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 3 |
| Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades Pre) | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 2 |
| Complex area of the statewide district (an administrative region, not an LEA; no CCD row) | 0 | 1 | 14 | 0 | 15 |
| Statewide school district (the one local education agency; CCD LEAID 1500030) | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
As of October 31, 2026.
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
One row per unit in frame. The table opens on each unit's coverage code and flags; Detailed adds the evidence note, the source, how the page was read, the pass at which the code was set, and every other column. Search, filter by code or agency type, and page through every row.
County; Regional unit; ASL course; Capture files the code rests on; Route from the home page; Click depth; Staff positions named; Interpreter standard required; Correction contact; Website as the state directory lists it; Host read; Directory route; Directory route note; How the site read was found; Evidence form; Program operator; Program operator code; Attempt dates.
Showing 1 to 24 of 57 units, ordered by Agency type, ascending.
Sort order is not a ranking. The default order is by agency name; code order follows FRM-004 section 2.
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| Kamalani Academy | CH-41 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | No | Kamalani Academy (school code 553) operated in SY 2024-25 (110 pupils in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; CCD 2024-25 status Open) and operates no school on the run date: absent from the department's SY 2025-26 and SY 2026-27 counts and from the Commission's Find a Charter Scho | NOT OPERATING under D-045: Kamalani Academy (school code 553) operated in SY 2024-25 (110 pupils in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; CCD 2024-25 status Open) and operates no school on the run date: absent from the department's SY 2025-26 and SY 2026-27 counts and from the Commission's Find a Charter School roster of 15 October 2026. Basis: HIX_HIDOEenrollment_2024-25.xlsx (dbeac485) and the SY 2025-26 and SY 2026-27 count workbooks; HIX_CCD_school_hawaii_extract_2024-25.csv; HIX_SPCSC_charter_roster_2026-10-15.csv (40 schools, Kamalani absent); the host read on both days (kamalaniacademy.org, 7 pages, the site still served, 2 USDA hits on p6). D-045: a reference-year unit that no longer operates; its site still answers (read 15 and 16 October Central) and publishes no deaf or hard of hearing content (two hits (p6): the USDA nondiscrimination statement on a school-meal page (Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language; deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities, Federal Relay Service), federal boilerplate, not hearing content). | kamalaniacademy.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 110 | www.kamalaniacademy.org | 4 files, held in the repository
| host believed from the school name; crawl from the home page (14 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | www.kamalaniacademy.org | address not taken from the state directory | the Commission's school page answered 404 on 15 October 2026 and the CCD website field is empty; the host was believed from the school's name and answered on both days | the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25 and the CCD 2024-25 school file (the roster instruments for a school the Commission no longer lists); the host believed from the school's name | data file (the department's count workbooks, the CCD) and web page (the Commission's roster; the school's site) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Waimea Middle Public Conversion Charter School | CH-39 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades 6 - 8) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (34 pages; 4 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-39_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-39-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; 17 pages read again at attempt two; three hits: the USDA nondiscrimination statement on a school-meal page (Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language; deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities, Federal Relay Service), federal boilerplate, not hearing content (p7); 'hearing alarms or bells' in the safety drill instructions (p10), set aside; the roster's waimeamiddleschool.org redirected to its Google Sites host sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms/ (D-043). Enrollment: 188 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 209. | sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms/ | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 188 | sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms | 8 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (34 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.waimeamiddleschool.org/ | sites.google.com | listed address redirects to a new domain | the roster's waimeamiddleschool.org redirects to the school's Google Sites host (sites.google.com/a/wmpccs.org/wms/), the host read on both days | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address, followed through its redirect | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||
| Kaohao School | CH-11 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades K - 6) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-11_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 332 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 339. | kaohaoschool.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 332 | kaohaoschool.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://kaohaoschool.org/ | kaohaoschool.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Waialae Elementary Public Charter School | CH-37 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 5) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (10 pages; 2 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-37_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-37-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 5 pages read at attempt one; 5 pages read again at attempt two; one hit (p4): the USDA nondiscrimination statement on a school-meal page (Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language; deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities, Federal Relay Service), federal boilerplate, not hearing content. Enrollment: 490 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 511. | waialae.edu | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 490 | www.waialae.edu | 4 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (10 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.waialae.edu/ | www.waialae.edu | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Kualapuu School A Public Conversion Charter | CH-24 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 6) | Maui | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Molokai | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (29 pages; 2 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-24_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-24-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 15 pages read at attempt one; 14 pages read again at attempt two; two hits on the home page: the USDA nondiscrimination statement on a school-meal page (Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language; deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities, Federal Relay Service), federal boilerplate, not hearing content. Enrollment: 290 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 297. | kualapuucharterschool.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 290 | www.kualapuucharterschool.org | 4 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (29 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.kualapuucharterschool.org/ | www.kualapuucharterschool.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Kamaile Academy Public Charter School | CH-12 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 12) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-12_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 906 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 919. | kamaile-academy.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 906 | kamaile-academy.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.kamaile-academy.org/ | kamaile-academy.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Laupahoehoe Community Public Charter School | CH-27 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; grades Pre - 12) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-27_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 304 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 319. | lcpcs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 304 | www.lcpcs.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.lcpcs.org/ | www.lcpcs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Kulia Academy | CH-26 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 7) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (28 pages; 2 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-26_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-26-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 14 pages read at attempt one; 14 pages read again at attempt two; one hit: the immersion-language page's 'by hearing, seeing, and speaking the language' (p11), set aside. Enrollment: 98 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 153. | kuliaacademy.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 98 | kuliaacademy.org | 4 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (28 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://kuliaacademy.org/ | kuliaacademy.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| SEEQS The School for Examining Essential Questions of Sustainability | CH-33 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 8) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (28 pages; 4 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-33_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-33-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 14 pages read at attempt one; 14 pages read again at attempt two; two hits: 'we look forward to hearing from you' (p5, p10), set aside. Enrollment: 177 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 181. | seeqs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 177 | www.seeqs.org | 8 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (28 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.seeqs.org/ | www.seeqs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| DreamHouse Ewa Beach | CH-03 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 12) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (34 pages; 10 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-03_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-03-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; 17 pages read again at attempt two; five hits: 'we look forward to hearing from you' on staff and employment pages (p1, p2, p5, p13, p16), set aside. Enrollment: 467 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 578. | dreamhouseewabeach.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 467 | www.dreamhouseewabeach.org | 8 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (34 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.dreamhouseewabeach.org/ | www.dreamhouseewabeach.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Halau Ku Mana New Century Public Charter School | CH-05 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 12) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (6 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-05_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 6 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 132 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 133. | halaukumana.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 132 | www.halaukumana.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (6 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.halaukumana.org/ | www.halaukumana.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| West Hawaii Explorations Academy | CH-40 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 6 - 12) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (6 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-40_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 6 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 286 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 275. | whea.net | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 286 | www.whea.net | listed address; crawl from the home page (6 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.whea.net/ | www.whea.net | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Hakipuu Academy | CH-04 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 7 - 12) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (6 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-04_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 6 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 55 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 53. | hakipuu.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 55 | www.hakipuu.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (6 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.hakipuu.org | www.hakipuu.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Ke Ana Laahana Public Charter School | CH-17 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 7 - 12) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (9 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-17_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 9 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 33 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 35. | kalpcs.com | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 33 | www.kalpcs.com | listed address; crawl from the home page (9 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.kalpcs.com/ | www.kalpcs.com | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Namahana School | CH-31 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 7 - 12) | Kauai | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Kauai | NONE FOUND | No | the FAQ names 'targeted special education services provided by Namahana staff as well as through the HIDOE area complex' for IEP and 504 students, a general special education route without a deaf or hard of hearing term; no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages r | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (34 pages; 4 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: the FAQ names 'targeted special education services provided by Namahana staff as well as through the HIDOE area complex' for IEP and 504 students, a general special education route without a deaf or hard of hearing term; no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-31_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-31-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; 17 pages read again at attempt two; three hits: a newsletter sign-up ('signing up'), a 'Signing Event' and the FAQ's 'Why am I hearing a lot of unfamiliar words' (home, p12), set aside; the FAQ's special education sentence names Namahana staff and 'the HIDOE area complex' as the IEP service route without a deaf, hard of hearing, interpreter or sign language term (p12), so the v1.0 MENTION does not survive the v2.0 rule; first appears in the department's count in SY 2025-26 (CCD 2024-25 status Future); opened after the reference year. Enrollment: not in the department's SY 2024-25 count (opened after the reference year); the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 117. | namahana.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | www.namahana.org | 8 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (34 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | https://www.namahana.org/ | www.namahana.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Kapolei Charter School by Goodwill Hawaii | CH-15 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades 9 - 12) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (5 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-15_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 5 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 138 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 132. | kcshawaii.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 138 | www.kcshawaii.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (5 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.kcshawaii.org | www.kcshawaii.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Alakai O Kauai Public Charter School | CH-01 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | Kauai | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Kauai | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (34 pages; 2 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-01_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-01-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; 17 pages read again at attempt two; one hit: a privacy policy's 'signing in to Your Account' (p12), set aside. Enrollment: 242 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 244. | alakaiokauai.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 242 | alakaiokauai.org | 4 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (34 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.alakaiokauai.org | alakaiokauai.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Innovations Public Charter School | CH-08 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-08_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits; the probe's result file was relayed through hawaiipublicschools.org by way of window.name and re-hashed to the probe's own name (digest intact). | ipcs.info | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 241 | www.ipcs.info | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.ipcs.info/ | www.ipcs.info | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Ka Waihona o ka Naauao Public Charter School | CH-10 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-10_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 707 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 675. | kawaihonapcs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 707 | www.kawaihonapcs.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.kawaihonapcs.org/ | www.kawaihonapcs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Malama Honua Public Charter School | CH-28 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (9 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-28_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 9 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 170 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 167. | malamahonuapcs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 170 | www.malamahonuapcs.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (9 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.malamahonuapcs.org/ | www.malamahonuapcs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Voyager A Public Charter School | CH-36 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 8) | Honolulu | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Oahu | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (26 pages; 2 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-36_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit; HIC_CH-36-a2_*.json (attempt two). Flags: 13 pages read at attempt one; 13 pages read again at attempt two; one hit (p5): the USDA nondiscrimination statement on a school-meal page (Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language; deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities, Federal Relay Service), federal boilerplate, not hearing content. Enrollment: 242 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 230. | voyagerschool.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, read 15 and 16 Oct Central (two days) | closure-2026-10-16-a2 | 242 | www.voyagerschool.org | 4 files, held in the repository
| listed address; crawl from the home page (26 pages read over two days); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.voyagerschool.org | www.voyagerschool.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026, October 16, 2026 | |||||||||
| Na Wai Ola Public Charter School | CH-30 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 9) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (17 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-30_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 17 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 145 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 159. | nawaiolapcs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 145 | nawaiolapcs.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (17 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.nawaiolapcs.org/ | nawaiolapcs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Connections Public Charter School | CH-02 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 12) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (3 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-02_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 3 pages read (a small Google Sites host; the probe's navigation found no further same-origin pages); no hits. | connectionscharterschool.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 352 | www.connectionscharterschool.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (3 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.connectionscharterschool.org | www.connectionscharterschool.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 | ||||||||||
| Hawaii Academy of Arts and Science Public Charter School | CH-06 | Charter school (Commission-authorized; not an LEA; start-up; grades K - 12) | Hawaii | none (Commission-authorized; no complex area); Hawaii Island | NONE FOUND | No | no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot | NONE FOUND: no deaf or hard of hearing content on the pages read (13 pages; 0 page(s) with a keyword hit, each reviewed and set aside). Mechanism: no delivery mechanism named for deaf or hard of hearing students on the pages read; under HRS 302D-30(b) the charter is responsible for the IEP services of the students it enrolls and the department provides what the charter cannot. Basis: HIC_CH-06_*.json (attempt one) and the two-file captures of every page with a hit. Flags: 13 pages read at attempt one; no hits. Enrollment: 738 in the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25; the Commission's roster of 15 October 2026 prints 772. | haaspcs.org | rendered browser (Chrome extension), closure probe v1, two-file capture, 15 Oct Central | closure-2026-10-16 | 738 | www.haaspcs.org | listed address; crawl from the home page (13 pages read over one day); no page carries a deaf or hard of hearing program | none in education rule (HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification); HAR 11-218 (DCAB) credentials interpreters for state programs by the HQAS test or a recognized national credential, and 11-218-12.6(b) admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional credential | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published) | http://www.haaspcs.org | www.haaspcs.org | the Commission's Find a Charter School roster (the school's page, read 15 October 2026); listed address | web page (the school's site, rendered crawl) | October 15, 2026 |
11_CH-41-a2_closure_p6_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-41-a2_closure_p6_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-41_closure_p6_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-41_closure_p6_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-39-a2_closure_p10_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-39-a2_closure_p10_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-39-a2_closure_p7_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-39-a2_closure_p7_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-39_closure_p10_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-39_closure_p10_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-39_closure_p7_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-39_closure_p7_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-37-a2_closure_p4_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-37-a2_closure_p4_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-37_closure_p4_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-37_closure_p4_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-24-a2_closure_home_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-24-a2_closure_home_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-24_closure_home_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-24_closure_home_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-26-a2_closure_p11_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-26-a2_closure_p11_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-26_closure_p11_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-26_closure_p11_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-33-a2_closure_p10_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-33-a2_closure_p10_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-33-a2_closure_p5_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-33-a2_closure_p5_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-33_closure_p10_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-33_closure_p10_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-33_closure_p5_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-33_closure_p5_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-03-a2_closure_p13_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-03-a2_closure_p13_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-03-a2_closure_p16_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-03-a2_closure_p16_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-03-a2_closure_p1_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-03-a2_closure_p1_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-03-a2_closure_p2_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-03-a2_closure_p2_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-31-a2_closure_home_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-31-a2_closure_home_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-31-a2_closure_p12_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-31-a2_closure_p12_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-31_closure_home_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-31_closure_home_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-31_closure_p12_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-31_closure_p12_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-01-a2_closure_p12_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-01-a2_closure_p12_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-01_closure_p12_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-01_closure_p12_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)11_CH-36-a2_closure_p5_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-36-a2_closure_p5_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.md11_CH-36_closure_p5_DOM_2026-10-16.html11_CH-36_closure_p5_TEXTCAPTURE_2026-10-16.mdHawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); the school's own contact page for its rows (as published)As of October 31, 2026
Every row is viewable here. The workbook with every sheet is part of the licensed state file.
Counted in both directions for each statewide provider: the provider's own published count, and the agencies in frame that name the provider as a Deaf and hard of hearing service mechanism, named outright.
No agency in frame names this provider.
No agency in frame names this provider.
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The state does not publish counts by agency, so this measure is not reported; it is never supplied where the state does not publish them (FRM-005 section 3).
The FRM-002 measure is not supported for Hawaii. The one unit coded PROGRAM is the statewide district itself, as operator of the school, so the numerator would be the whole population and the measure would say nothing. What can be said: 41 of the 185 school-age pupils with hearing impairment were in a separate school in fall 2024 (22 percent) in the federal file, and the department's count puts 49 pupils at HSDB in SY 2024-25; no charter school publishes a deaf or hard of hearing program; the publication of the state's capacity is the department's HSDB page and the school's own site.
| Indicator | Value | Year | Source | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Children with disabilities, ages 3 to 21, statewide (IDEA Part B) | 20,572 | SY 2024-25 | Source 8 | ADAPT viewer, IDEA child count report, All filter; the visible category rows sum to 20,534 (residual 38, the suppressed visual impairment and deaf-blindness rows) |
| Hearing impairment primary category, ages 3 to 21 (state instrument) | 207 (1.01 percent) | SY 2024-25 | Source 8 | 185 school age (1.00 percent of 18,554) and 22 preschool (1.10 percent of 2,018), read under the three filters; agrees to the child with the federal file |
| Hearing impairment primary category, ages 5 to 21 and 3 to 5 (federal IDEA 618 file, fall 2024) | 185 school age; 22 early childhood; 207 in all | SY 2024-25 | Source 5 | bchildcountandedenvironment2024-25.csv, Hawaii rows; extraction date 7/30/2025 |
| Educational environments, hearing impairment, school age (federal file, fall 2024) | Inside regular class 80 percent or more of the day 94; 40 through 79 percent 43; less than 40 percent 7; separate school 41; residential facility 0; homebound or hospital 0; correctional 0; parentally placed in private schools 0 | SY 2024-25 | Source 5 | The eight rows sum to 185; 41 in a separate school is 22 percent. The ADAPT viewer's environments block is statewide for all disabilities (separate school 140, residential 17) and not by category. |
| Educational environments, hearing impairment, early childhood (federal file, fall 2024) | Regular early childhood program at least 10 hours 3; less than 10 hours 4; separate class 9; separate school 2; services in another location 4; home 0; residential 0; service provider location 0 | SY 2024-25 | Source 5 | The rows sum to 22 |
| Deaf-blindness primary category (federal file, fall 2024) | 1 school age; 0 early childhood | SY 2024-25 | Source 5 | Suppressed in the state viewer; shown beside the NCDB count, never reconciled |
| National Deafblind Child Count, Hawaii | 56 served during the year; 52 on the December 1 count | 2024 | Source 50 | NCDB 2024 report; the latest report linked on the run date (no 2025 report) |
| Hearing impairment primary category, prior state publication | 228 (33 preschool and 195 school age) | SY 2021-22 | Source 10 | The department's own 618 tables (Table 1), the last year the department posted them; 207 by SY 2024-25 |
| Educational environments, hearing impairment, school age, prior state publication (redacted) | Regular class 80 percent or more 87 in readable cells; 40 to 79 percent 48; separate school 38 (ages 5 to 11: 11; 12 to 17: 27; 18 to 21 redacted); other settings redacted | SY 2021-22 | Source 10 | Table 3 section F; readable cells sum to 173 of 195 |
| HSDB official enrollment | 49 | SY 2024-25 | Source 1 | School code 470, K to 12 (Pre-K 0); series SY 2017-18 to SY 2026-27: 53, 59, 62, 58, 46, 53, 52, 49, 45, 45 (source 2); the CCD prints 49 for SY 2024-25 |
| HSDB, prior-year staffing and demographics (state Data Book) | 53 pupils; 16 classroom teachers; 57 percent economically disadvantaged; 32 percent English learners | SY 2022-23 | Source 65 | 2023 Data Book tables 20 and 21 (v1.0 read); the count workbook prints 53 for SY 2022-23 |
| Statewide official enrollment, K to 12 and Pre-K | 167,076 (165,340 in K to 12; 1,736 Pre-K; 296 schools) | SY 2024-25 | Source 1 | The FY 2024-25 per-pupil expenditure report prints the same 167,076 as total official enrollment (source 22) |
| Charter sector enrollment | 13,070 in K to 12 and 24 in Pre-K at 38 schools | SY 2024-25 | Source 1 | Kamalani Academy 110 among them; Namahana, Parkway Village and Waikiki Community Preschool not yet in the count |
| Department educational interpreter positions | 15 statewide; 3 filled (1 Oahu, 2 Hawaii island) | 2024 | Source 39 | Act 204 report, 23 December 2024; same report: 81 pupils require ASL interpreter services across 258 schools (two RFP estimates) |
| Interpreters and audiologists (state personnel report) | Interpreters 5 FTE (0.48 percent of 1,071 related service FTE); audiologists 0 | SY 2024-25 | Source 9 | ADAPT IDEA personnel report, Related Service Providers view |
| Interpreters and audiologists (federal personnel file) | Interpreters 10.02 FTE, all fully certified; audiologists 0.04 FTE | SY 2023-24 | Source 6 | Two instruments, two years; shown side by side, not reconciled |
| State-credentialed ASL interpreters on the DCAB list | 12 in state (Oahu 10: Tier V 5, Tier IV 2, Tier III 3; Hawaii island 2, both Tier V; Maui and Kauai 'No Listed Interpreters'); 3 out of state and one referral agency | June 2026 | Source 41 | Civil Beat counted 31 state-credentialed interpreters in April 2024 (source 64, journalism) |
| DCAB credentialing activity | 23 Hawaii State Sign Language Interpreter credentials issued; 3 HQAS applicants tested; 22 interpreters in the Continuing Education Program | FY 2024-25 | Source 40 | Annual report FY 2024-25 |
| ASL users in Hawaii (as the Act 204 report states it) | About 2,800 residents | 2024 | Source 39 | Report figure; basis not stated in the report |
| Infants identified with hearing loss per year (program page) | 50 to 60 | Undated (page current 2026) | Source 44 | No state screening rate published on the program pages; the CDC page read carries the national 2022 survey only |
| Dispute resolution under Part B | 24 written complaints (12 reports with findings of noncompliance); 15 mediation requests (7 held); 42 due process complaints (8 hearings fully adjudicated); 1 expedited complaint | SY 2024-25 | Source 27 | Statewide, all disabilities; not by category |
| Legislative activity touching the file, 2025-2026 biennium | 15 measures for 'deaf', 6 for 'sign language'; one enacted (Act 261 of 2026, SB2851, deafness designation on vehicle registration); the ASL interpretation degree bills (HB2489, SB2412, HB2588) and the DCAB health-care communication study (HB2488, SB2414) died in committee | 2026 | Source 56 | No act touched the school, HRS 302D-30, HRS 321-352.2 or interpreter standards |
| Placement criteria and least restrictive environment (FRM-005 section 4) | Eligibility by decibel threshold: deaf, a loss averaging greater than 70 dB in the speech frequencies (500 Hz to 4,000 Hz); hard of hearing, 26 to 70 dB; deaf-blindness, the hearing criteria with the visual criteria (HAR 8-60-39(b), (c), (f)). The IEP team considers the communication needs of a deaf or hearing impaired pupil, including direct instruction in the pupil's language and communication mode (HAR 8-60 special factors). Placement at HSDB is the third of three options the school's Admissions page names (home school with or without support; a regular school with a program for deaf and hard of hearing pupils; a separate public facility), by IEP team decision after enrollment in and release from the home school | 2026 | Source 26 | The Board's byte original of HAR 8-60 (source 26) and the school's Admissions page (source 14); the department's Chapter 60 Guidelines carry the same criteria (source 25). No LRE table by category is published by the state; the federal file's environments stand in (source 5). |
| Vouchers, scholarships and education savings accounts | None in Hawaii | 2026 | Source 49 | EdChoice's state page: 'Hawaii does not have any private school choice programs'; Article X section 1 bars public funds to private educational institutions (Att. Gen. Op. 03-1: a voucher program would violate it) |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The count of identified students with hearing impairment and with deaf-blindness as the primary category, for each year the state publishes, as published. Where two instruments give a count for the same year, both rows are shown with their sources. No change between years is computed.
| Year | Hearing impairment | Deaf-blindness | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| SY 2021-22 | 228 | Not published | Source 10 |
| SY 2024-25 | 207 | 1 | Source 5 |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The channels at FRM-003, each with its status. Amounts are as published, nominal, and marked enacted or appropriated; they are not added across channels, and no per-pupil figure is computed.
| Channel | Status | Amount | Fiscal year | Enacted or appropriated | Instrument | Citation | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Named appropriation / budget line | Populated | $4,115,326 | FY 2024-25 | Appropriated | The department's FY 2025 Base Operating Budget appropriation summary (draft, pending enactment of HB1800 CD1, as of 25 June 2024), Exhibit 1: Program ID 17201 Hawaii School for the Deaf and Blind inside EDN 150, general funds | Source 19, Exhibit 1, EDN150 A FB 1501020101, Program ID 17201: 58.00 permanent and 5.00 temporary positions; A and other salary 3,725,420; A1 other 129,825; B 220,081; C 40,000; grand total 4,115,326. Program ID 17202 Special Education in Special Schools: 15.50 and 3.75 positions, 1,049,400. | The Legislature appropriates at the EDN program level (HB1800 CD1, the 2024 supplemental appropriations act, not read in this run); 17201 is the department's own budget detail. FY 2024-25 expenditure for 17201 in the per-pupil expenditure report: 3,901,909 dollars (school level 3,901,482; state level 427) (source 22). The school's own financial plans: SY 2025-26 4,124,448 (17201, all Gen-Categ); SY 2026-27 4,073,849 (17201 4,029,190 and 17202 44,659); no SY 2024-25 plan is served (404 at both known paths). |
| General formula funding | Populated | $1,231,177,613 | FY 2024-25 | Appropriated | EDN 100 School-Based Budgeting, general funds (the Weighted Student Formula and the school-level programs), the department's FY 2025 appropriation summary, Exhibit 2 | Source 19, Exhibit 2: EDN100 general funds 1,231,177,613 (12,414.25 permanent and 680.25 temporary positions); all means of financing 1,408,456,860. Exhibit 1: WSF-Instruction 512,198,381 (7,395.12 positions), WSF-ELL 11,408,018, WSF-School 142,159,751 and 64,566,123, the weighted line 184,695,686. | The WSF funds regular schools with weights for economic disadvantage, English learners, transiency and gifted (source 24); none reaches HSDB, whose financial plans print no WSF line (sources 17, 18). The department's per-pupil expenditure for FY 2024-25 is 23,935 dollars (state and local 21,339; federal 2,596) on 167,076 pupils (source 22). |
| Special education funding mechanism | Populated | $469,522,450 | FY 2024-25 | Appropriated | EDN 150 Special Education and Student Support Services, general funds, the department's FY 2025 appropriation summary, Exhibit 2; school-level allocation through the Special Education Per Pupil Allocation (SPPA) described on the WSF page | Source 19, Exhibit 2: EDN150 general funds 469,522,450 (5,350.50 permanent and 1,228.25 temporary positions); all means of financing 533,725,960 (5,366.50 and 1,261.25 positions). Source 24: the SPPA description on the WSF page. | SPPA from SY 2020-21 (source 24): base funding of about one 10-month teacher position per school, 0.1 weights for specific learning disability, other health disability and speech or language disability, per-pupil funding from the fifth student, 90 percent by headcount and 10 percent at the complex area superintendent's discretion. Centralized categorical funding inside one LEA: no weight attaches to hearing impairment or to low-incidence disability; money never crosses an LEA boundary. HRS 302D-30(b) lets the department offer a charter 'staff, funding, or both' on the same per-pupil weighted formula. |
| High-cost / catastrophic aid | Not applicable | n/a | Not stated | The department's budget and WSF pages and the FY 2025 appropriation summary (sources 19, 24), searched for a high-cost or catastrophic pool | No such line in Exhibit 1 or 2; no such mechanism on the WSF page | Structurally unnecessary inside a single statewide budget: there is no sending district to reimburse. Recorded as not applicable rather than as a gap. | |
| Federal flow-through | Populated | $52,164,701 | FY 2024-25 | Appropriated | EDN 150 federal funds (N) in the department's FY 2025 appropriation summary, Exhibit 2 (the IDEA Part B flow as the department budgets it); the FFY 2024 IDEA Part C grant award letter to the Department of Health; the FY 2024 HRSA EHDI awards | Source 19, Exhibit 2, EDN150 Federal Funds (N): 52,164,701 (2.00 and 33.00 positions); FF Discretionary (P) 5,000,000. Source 47: the Part C FFY 2024 award letter of 1 July 2024 approves the application and does not print the amount. Source 48: EHDI FY 2024, Hawaii Department of Health 235,000 and University of Hawaii Systems 235,000. | The IDEA Part B and Part C award amounts for Hawaii from OSEP's state allocation tables were not retrieved within the one search; the instrument is named (the grant award notification and the OSEP allocation table) and the EDN 150 federal line is the department's own figure, which is not the Part B award alone. |
| Interagency, tuition, and residential mechanics | Populated | FY 2024-25 | Not stated | HSDB's residential program and travel as the school publishes them (source 14); HRS 302D-30 for the department-to-charter seam (source 31); Program ID 17202 Special Education in Special Schools (source 19) | Source 14, About HSDB: 'HSDB pays for the cost of airfare, ground transportation, and dinners' for neighbor-island pupils; Residential Life eligibility. Source 31: the department may offer a charter 'staff, funding, or both' on its per-pupil weighted formula. Source 19: 17202 at 1,049,400 (15.50 and 3.75 positions). | No inter-LEA tuition exists; a pupil who changes island has not changed LEA. The residential and travel costs sit inside Program ID 17201 and are not separately published. The only interagency seam is department-to-charter and it is discretionary staff or funding, not tuition. | |
| The market layer | Not applicable | 2026 | Not stated | Constitution Article X section 1 (source 28); EdChoice's Hawaii state page and the one D-039 search for a voucher or education savings account instrument (source 49) | Article X section 1: 'nor shall public funds be appropriated for the support or benefit of any sectarian or nonsectarian private educational institution' (with the special purpose revenue bond exception); Att. Gen. Op. 03-1: a publicly funded voucher program would violate the section. EdChoice: 'Hawaii does not have any private school choice programs.' | No voucher, tax-credit scholarship or education savings account program exists; the finding is the absence, with the instrument checked on the run date. | |
| Statutory channel to the listening and spoken language sector | Not published | n/a | Not stated | The statutes and rules read (sources 28 to 35) and the department's special education pages (source 13), searched for a listening and spoken language placement, contract or payment route | None found; HRS 321-352.2 names 'service providers and mentors of the deaf who use oral language' among the early intervention services the Department of Health may include; v1.0 found no Hawaii member on the OPTION Schools list (source 66) | No K-12 channel to the sector exists in the instruments read; the early intervention provision is permissive and carries no appropriation of its own. | |
| Capital | Not published | n/a | Not stated | The department's budget pages (source 24) and the FY 2025 appropriation summary (source 19), which carry the operating budget only; the capital improvement program for the Leahi Avenue campus was not located | No capital line for school 470 in the instruments read | The campus dates to 1918 with a major building program in the 1960s (the school's history, v1.0). What would close the gap: the capital improvement program appropriations by project in the budget act and the department's CIP reports. | |
| Oversight trail (FRM-003 section 4) | Populated | 2024 to 2026 | Not stated | The DCAB Act 204 working group report of 23 December 2024 (source 39) and the DCAB annual report FY 2024-25 (source 40); the department's dispute resolution report SY 2024-25 (source 27); the Legislature's 2025-2026 measures (source 56); the ACS WASC accreditation letter (source 15) | Source 39: fifteen educational interpreter positions, three filled; 81 pupils requiring ASL interpreter services; no interpreter training program in the state; about 2,800 ASL users. Source 40: 23 credentials issued, 3 tested, 22 in continuing education. Source 56: the remedy bills of 2026 died in committee. Source 15: six-year accreditation through 30 June 2031. | The State Auditor's index was not re-read in this run (v1.0 found no special education or deaf services audit in the last ten years). The live oversight instrument is the Act 204 report; its working group dissolved 30 June 2025 and the Legislature enacted none of its remedy bills in 2026. Historical context: the Felix consent decree (1994 to about 2005) (v1.0). |
Where a channel carries a series, each fiscal year as published with its basis (actual, revised, enacted, appropriated, or as the instrument names it). The figures are not added across years or channels.
| Fiscal year | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2024-25 | $4,115,326 | appropriation summary, draft pending HB1800 CD1 (source 19) |
| FY 2024-25 | $3,901,909 | actual expenditure, per-pupil expenditure report FINAL 12/11/2025 (source 22) |
| FY 2025-26 | $4,091,821 | appropriation summary, 56.00 and 5.00 positions (source 20) |
| FY 2026-27 | $4,137,223 | appropriation summary, 56.00 and 5.00 positions (source 21) |
| Fiscal year | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2024-25 | $1,231,177,613 | general funds; 1,408,456,860 all MOF (source 19) |
| FY 2025-26 | $1,301,966,939 | general funds; 1,519,962,222 all MOF (source 20) |
| FY 2026-27 | $1,322,980,068 | general funds; 1,540,974,966 all MOF (source 21) |
| Fiscal year | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2024-25 | $469,522,450 | general funds; 533,725,960 all MOF (source 19) |
| FY 2025-26 | $520,838,678 | general funds; 598,122,945 all MOF (source 20) |
| FY 2026-27 | $525,281,027 | general funds; 604,065,294 all MOF (source 21) |
| Fiscal year | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| FY 2024-25 | $52,164,701 | EDN150 federal funds, appropriation summary (source 19) |
| FY 2024 | $470,000 | HRSA EHDI, two Hawaii awardees at 235,000 each (source 48) |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The standards and the supply behind a Deaf child's classroom: the qualification the state requires of an educational interpreter, the training and preparation programs, the teacher of the deaf credential, shortage designations, the paraprofessional, intervener, and audiologist standards, and the special education workforce. Each figure is as published; no ratio is computed.
| Item | Status | Figure | Year | Source | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Educational interpreter qualification required in K-12 | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 26 | HAR 8-60 names no educational interpreter qualification ('interpreter' and 'EIPA' do not occur in the eligibility or IEP provisions). The only Hawaii rule naming the EIPA is HAR 11-218-12.6(b) (DCAB), which admits EIPA 4.0 or higher to a provisional state credential for communication access in state programs (source 35); the credential is not an education requirement. |
| Interpreter training programs in the state | Published | None: the Act 204 report finds no interpreter training program in Hawaii and recommends one at UH Manoa; the 2026 bills to fund an ASL interpretation degree (HB2489 HD1, SB2412 SD1, HB2588) died in committee; Kapiʻolani's 2022 'community interpreter program' is spoken-language | 2026 | Source 39 | Sources 39, 56, 59 |
| Teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing credential | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 58 | The Teacher Standards Board's licensing pages read name no deaf or hard of hearing teaching field in their own text; the field lists sit in PDFs on a second origin, not read. HSDB's About page says its teachers 'are expected to be highly qualified in their subject area' (source 14). |
| Teacher of the deaf preparation programs in the state | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 39 | None named in the Act 204 report or on the pages read; not searched beyond them |
| Teacher of the deaf supply as the state publishes it | Not published | Not published | SY 2024-25 | Source 9 | The ADAPT personnel report counts special education teachers (2,547.06 FTE) and related service providers with no teacher-of-the-deaf category; HSDB's staff directory lists 23 titled Teacher (source 14) |
| Shortage designation (federal teacher shortage area list; state list) | Not published | Not published | 2026-27 | Source 58 | Not read in this run; the Act 204 report's shortage finding concerns interpreters |
| Paraprofessional standard for DHH settings | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 26 | None in HAR 8-60 or the Chapter 60 guidelines read |
| DeafBlind intervener standard and training | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 52 | The Deaf-Blind Project provides technical assistance and trainings; no intervener credential is published on the pages read |
| Educational audiologist standard | Not published | Not published | 2026 | Source 26 | None in HAR 8-60; HRS 321-361 defines 'audiologist' by licensure under chapter 468E for the screening program |
| Special education teachers statewide (state personnel report) | Published | 2,547.1 | SY 2024-25 | Source 9 | ADAPT IDEA personnel report: 2,298 fully certified (90.24 percent), 249 not fully certified; paraprofessionals 3,311.94 FTE |
| Special education teachers statewide (IDEA 618 Part B personnel table) | Published | 2,366.5 | SY 2023-24 | Source 6 | 2,245.68 fully certified, 120.86 not fully certified; early childhood 268.43, school age 2,098.11 |
| Paraprofessionals (IDEA 618 personnel table) | Published | 3,026.6 | SY 2023-24 | Source 6 | All qualified; early childhood 237.95, school age 2,788.66 |
| Interpreters (IDEA 618 personnel table) | Published | 10.0 | SY 2023-24 | Source 6 | All fully certified; the state report counts 5 FTE for SY 2024-25 (source 9) and the Act 204 report counts 3 of 15 positions filled (source 39) |
| Audiologists (IDEA 618 personnel table) | Published | 0.0 | SY 2023-24 | Source 6 | The state report counts 0 for SY 2024-25 (source 9) |
| State-credentialed sign language interpreters (DCAB list) | Published | 12 | June 2026 | Source 41 | In state: Oahu 10, Hawaii island 2; Maui and Kauai none; 3 out of state and one referral agency. 23 credentials issued in FY 2024-25 (source 40). |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
| Name | Type | Operating authority | City | County | Educational setting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind (HSDB) | State school (a line school of the statewide district) | Hawaii State Department of Education; school code 470 in the Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani complex area; a principal and no board of its own | Honolulu | Honolulu | Separate public day and residential school; four schools on one campus (Preschool, Elementary, Middle, High); 'placement in a separate public facility such as HSDB' is the third of three IEP team options the Admissions page names |
| Hawaii State Department of Education, Exceptional Support Branch and the special education offices | State education agency special education administration (the single LEA's own) | Hawaii State Department of Education | Honolulu | Honolulu | Administration; no direct deaf or hard of hearing service published on the pages read |
| Hawaii State Department of Education, educational interpreter positions (statewide) | Statewide service staffing (not a named program) | Hawaii State Department of Education | Statewide | all four counties | Itinerant interpreting in enrolled schools |
| Hawaii Department of Health, Early Intervention Section (IDEA Part C lead agency) | Early intervention program | Hawaii Department of Health | Honolulu | Honolulu | Home and community based early intervention |
| Hawaii Department of Health, Newborn Hearing Screening Program (EHDI) | Newborn hearing screening system | Hawaii Department of Health, Genomics Section, Children with Special Health Needs Branch | Honolulu | Honolulu | Screening, diagnostic follow-up and early intervention referral |
| Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Project (the Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Consortium) | State deaf-blind project (federal OSEP technical assistance grant) | University of Hawaii at Manoa, Center on Disability Studies (the CDS project page); the project's pages now sit on the Comprehensive Service Center's site (csc-hawaii.org/hpdbp) | Honolulu | Honolulu | Technical assistance: in-home and school consultation, family support, networking, in-services, statewide trainings, referrals; no placement |
| Comprehensive Service Center for People Who Are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Deaf-Blind (CSC) | Statewide support and referral center (contract program) | Q: 'a one-stop support and referral service funded by the Hawai‘i State Legislature and the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation through a contract with the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Center on Disability Studies (CDS)' (About the CSC, 16 October 2026) | Honolulu | Honolulu | Referral, advocacy, assistive technology, ASL classes, family and child support (the ʻOhana Program), DVR employment support, support for professionals, the Deaf Youth Leadership Camp |
| Disability and Communication Access Board (DCAB) | Standards and credentialing body | Established 'within the department of health for administrative purposes' (HRS 348F-2); seventeen members appointed by the governor | Honolulu | Honolulu | Communication access guidelines for state programs; interpreter credentialing (HQAS; the Hawaii State Sign Language Interpreter Credential) |
| Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission | Charter authorizer (context entity) | State of Hawaii, attached to the Board of Education for administrative purposes (HRS chapter 302D) | Honolulu | Honolulu | Charter authorizing; 40 schools on the roster of 15 October 2026 |
| University of Hawaii at Manoa, American Sign Language instruction (and the absence of an interpreter training program) | Post-secondary program (context entity) | University of Hawaii | Honolulu | Honolulu | ASL courses at Manoa (the Act 204 report: two permanent instructors; 365 students Fall 2024 to Spring 2025) |
| Aloha State Association of the Deaf (ASAD) | Recognized state consumer organization (D-071) | A Hawaii charitable organization (Attorney General registration 237327227, Active) | Honolulu | Honolulu | Advocacy (NTEE R, civil rights, social action and advocacy) |
| Hands & Voices Hawaii | Recognized parent organization (D-071) | A parent-driven nonprofit (its own description) | Not stated on the page read | Not stated | Parent support group (monthly), deaf education and awareness workshops, family resource and advocacy |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The remaining columns (ages or grades, communication and language approach, ASL availability, residential service, enrollment, cost to family, governance basis, accreditation, leadership, notes, and primary source) are part of the licensed state file. Access tiers and the licence request route
The frame is the state's one local education agency, its fifteen complex areas and every charter school of the reference year: 57 rows. The instruments are the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25 (15 complex areas, 258 department schools, 38 charter schools), the federal CCD 2024-25 (one LEA, LEAID 1500030; 298 school rows, 40 charter flags) and the State Public Charter School Commission's Find a Charter School roster read on 15 October 2026 (40 schools). The 41 charter rows are the Commission's 40 and Kamalani Academy (school code 553), which operated in SY 2024-25 (110 pupils; CCD Open) and operates no school on the run date: NOT OPERATING under D-045, counted in the 57 and out of the operating total. Three of the Commission's 40 opened after the reference year (Namahana School, SY 2025-26; Parkway Village Preschool and Waikiki Community Preschool, SY 2026-27, Pre-K only) and stay in frame as units that exist on the run date. The Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind is a school of the department (code 470), an entity of the Schools and Programs sheet read as a seeded set, not a coverage row. Every charter was read on its own website in the rendered browser on 15 October 2026 and the eleven with keyword hits or a failed read were read again on 16 October; the department and the school were read as seeded sets; the Commission's website field was compared with the host read (D-043); every keyword hit was reviewed by the compiler against its capture.
| Class | Count | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Department schools | 258 | Schools are not units; the department is the one LEA and its schools, HSDB among them, are read through it. The complex areas are carried as rows because they are the department's administrative regions with a superintendent each (the directory), though they publish nothing of their own. |
| CCD school rows with status Future or New | 3 | Namahana School (Future), Parkway Village Preschool (Future) and Kulia Academy (New) in the CCD 2024-25 school file; all three are on the Commission's roster and in frame as charter rows. |
The school serves deaf, hard of hearing, blind and deafblind pupils under one roof and one budget line (Program ID 17201), so the school's enrollment of 49 is not a deaf count. Deaf-blindness is carried where the instruments name it: the federal 618 file prints 1 school-age pupil with a primary category of deaf-blindness for fall 2024 (0 early childhood); the department's ADAPT viewer suppresses visual impairment and deaf-blindness (a residual of 38 against 20,572); the National Deafblind Child Count prints 56 served and 52 on the December 1 count for 2024 on its own definition (about 90 percent of its count have additional disabilities). The three are recorded, not reconciled. HAR 8-60-39(c) defines deaf-blindness as the deaf or hard of hearing criteria with the visual disability criteria and 'severe communication and other developmental and educational needs'; the Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Project is a federal technical assistance grant at the University of Hawaii, not a placement.
Every normalization applied in this run: the FRM-004 set and the state's own standing false positives, as the file records them.
The frame rests on three instruments read on 15 October 2026: the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25, the federal CCD 2024-25 and the Commission's roster; the complex areas are administrative regions that publish nothing of their own and are coded on their entries in the department's directory page. Every charter was read on its own website in the rendered browser (the Hawaii closure probe v1, 16 pages or 42 seconds a run, menus widened for the small charter sites) on 15 October 2026 Central, and the eleven units with a keyword hit or a failed read were read again on 16 October 2026 Central; the capture file names carry the UTC date, 16 October, for both days. Pages beyond the probe's budget were not read (queue_left in the probe records: up to 194 for the largest site). NONE FOUND is a statement about what a unit publishes, not about what it delivers: every charter pupil's FAPE is the department's under HRS 302D-30(b), and the department publishes no list of the schools its fifteen interpreter positions serve. The identified population is published at the state level only (the ADAPT viewer and the federal file); no count by complex area or charter exists, so the publication measure is not computable and every row carries null with the instrument named. The fiscal headline is FY 2024-25 under D-075, read from the department's own appropriation summary, which names itself a draft pending enactment of HB1800 CD1 (as of 25 June 2024); the appropriations act was not read; the per-pupil expenditure report (FINAL 12/11/2025) carries the actual. The school's SY 2024-25 financial plan is not served. The IDEA Part B and Part C award amounts for Hawaii were not retrieved. The Teacher Standards Board's licensing field lists are PDFs on a second origin, not read, so the teacher-of-the-deaf credential is recorded as not published with the instrument named. The Board of Education's Policy 900-5 (Rights of Students who are Deaf, Hard-of-hearing, or Deaf-blind) is listed in the Board's index and its text was not read. The Comprehensive Service Center's host serves about eight seconds a page; two of its pages timed out on both tries. The National Center on Deafblindness answered a plain fetch with its bot screen; its pages were read live and captured as rendered text. The Civil Beat count and the Data Book figures stand on the v1.0 record and were not re-read. Archive snapshots are requested at the release stage (archive_lookup.py), not during the audit.
Novara Consulting Group LLC, the publisher of the Index, has no financial, partnership, contract, license or funding relationship with any Hawaii body named in this file, and no public-purpose extract exists between the firm, its principals, its brands or its instruments and any such body. No request for this file is on the Index's record; it was built in the Index's own sequence (the v1.0 file of 22 August 2026 and this v2.0 re-audit under NAT-004 v1.6) with no editorial input from any body named. No Hawaii body was contacted, formally or informally, before the notice stage. Confirmed by both co-founders on 15 October 2026 (the signed declarations, 04_Verification/11_Hawaii_Declaration_Packet_HMG_and_RPO_SIGNED_2026-10-15.pdf) under GOV-004 Rule 3.
| Body | Route used | Route failures |
|---|---|---|
| Hawaii State Department of Education (the state education agency and one LEA, operator of HSDB, FAPE guarantor for charter pupils), once; the Exceptional Support Branch as addressee, the Board of Education in the address line; HSDB's rows covered | doeinfo@k12.hi.us (the department's own published contact route; the Exceptional Support Branch addressed in the text; the Board named in the address line); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission (the authorizer of 40 of the frame's units and the author of the roster instrument) | info@spcsc.hawaii.gov (the Commission's Contact page, captured 16 October 2026); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Disability and Communication Access Board (HRS chapter 348F; interpreter credentialing; the Act 204 report) | dcab@doh.hawaii.gov (the Board's published contact route on health.hawaii.gov/dcab); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Comprehensive Service Center, with the Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Project, in one notice (the statewide support unit STD-005 section 2 names; the owner may split them) | jennifer@csc-hawaii.org (the center's published contact on csc-hawaii.org; one notice for the center and the Deaf-Blind Project); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Hawaii Department of Health, once, as the Part C lead agency (Early Intervention Section) and the EHDI body (Newborn Hearing Screening Program) | jasmine.jones@doh.hawaii.gov (the Newborn Hearing Screening supervisor on the Department of Health's own Contact Us page; one notice for Part C and EHDI); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Aloha State Association of the Deaf (D-071, the state association of the Deaf) | asad808president@gmail.com (the Attorney General's charity registry filing, the only published address; PO Box 88598, Honolulu HI 96815); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure | |
| Hands & Voices Hawaii (D-071, the hard of hearing and parent constituency; HLAA lists a Hawaii group with no contact of its own) | contact@handsandvoiceshawaii.website (the organization's own site); sent 16 October 2026, 17:08 HST; the window closed 30 October 2026; no response, no route failure |
No response was received before the window closed.
Notice, comment, and correction on this state file reach the Index at the contact of record the file names.
October 31, 2026, cause: re-audit
Re-audit from the v1.0 standard (NAT-004 v1.6; D-075 fiscal headline FY 2024-25; D-070 cycle label SY 2025 (School Year 2024 - 2025)). Frame re-verified on the department's Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25, the CCD 2024-25 and the Commission's roster (57 rows: the one LEA, 15 complex areas, 41 charter rows; Kamalani Academy NOT OPERATING under D-045); closure read of every charter in the rendered browser on 15 October 2026 Central and of the eleven units with hits or a failed read again on 16 October (D-040), the department and the school as seeded sets, 15 statewide reads, every keyword hit reviewed against its capture under the series rule that a MENTION needs a hearing term (1 PROGRAM, 1 MENTION, 54 NONE FOUND, 1 NOT OPERATING, 0 NOT VERIFIABLE; Namahana School moves from MENTION to NONE FOUND); the federal 618 child count, environments and personnel files read (207 hearing impairment, 41 school-age in a separate school; interpreters 10.02 FTE); the department's ten count workbooks (HSDB 53 to 45 over SY 2017-18 to SY 2026-27), its FY 2025, FY 2026 and FY 2027 appropriation summaries and the FY 2024-25 per-pupil expenditure report (Program ID 17201 at 4,115,326 dollars appropriated, 3,901,909 spent), the school's financial plans, the WASC accreditation letter (through 2031), HAR 8-60 and HAR 11-218 as served, the three enrolled acts, the DCAB Act 204 report, annual report and June 2026 credentialed list, the Legislature's 2025-2026 measures; the Comprehensive Service Center's funding corrected to its own statement; the Workforce sheet and the D-071 organizations added; data modules to the schema 1.3 contract (entities.py authored, hi_data.py generated), the eight-sheet workbook, the narrative with Annex A, the trail with the delta table, reconcile.py and the STD-003 checklist; stop-three handback before notice. Noticed 16 October 2026 (seven bodies; no response); released 31 October 2026.
August 22, 2026, cause: first release
First release: narrative profile, workbook (seven sheets including Fiscal), verification trail, prompt as issued, evidence source record, URL manifest, evidence captures, and verification scripts with the release reconciliation output (245 checks, all pass). Frame of 56 units coded 1 PROGRAM, 2 MENTION, 53 NONE FOUND, with zero NOT VERIFIABLE and zero NOT AUDITED after the browser closure pass. Headline findings: no statute establishes the state's deaf school and its only statutory trace carries a name stale since 1995; Hawaii publishes educational environments by disability category, breaking the series' six-state streak, and deaf students are 31 percent of separate school placements (SY 2021-22); the department's fifteen educational interpreter positions have three filled; the constitution bars any market layer. The row's Cause column was added on 16 October 2026 (the changelog carried four columns).
4be7e7f9cc9d349c0c99c0755dcb09c11330e928f76f3f67882e26c715ac5c3fEach source with its access date and its Internet Archive status as the archive status file recorded it at the run: a snapshot found, with its date and address; no snapshot; a lookup that failed; or not requested.
| No. | Source | Accessed | Archive status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Official Enrollment Count SY 2024-25 (HIX_HIDOEenrollment_2024-25.xlsx, SHA-256 dbeac485): 15 complex areas, 258 department schools, 38 charter schools, 296 schools; State Total 165,340 in K to 12 and 1,736 in Pre-K; HSDB (school code 470) 49 (as published, October 15, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/data-reports/school-reports | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 2 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Official Enrollment Count workbooks SY 2017-18 to SY 2026-27 (ten byte originals) with the derived extracts HIX_HSDB_official_enrollment_series_2017-18_to_2026-27.csv and HIX_charter_schools_by_year_from_official_enrollment_counts.csv (as published, October 15, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/data-reports/school-reports | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 3 | NCES Common Core of Data, school directory 2024-25 (HIX_CCD_school_directory_2024-25.zip; Hawaii extract, 298 rows: 295 Open, 2 Future, 1 New; 40 charter flags; HSDB typed Special Education School, PK to 12) (as published, October 15, 2026)nces.ed.gov/ccd/files.asp | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 4 | NCES Common Core of Data, local education agency directory 2024-25 (byte-identical copy of the national file; Hawaii extract: one LEA, LEAID 1500030, 296 operational schools) (as published, October 15, 2026)nces.ed.gov/ccd/files.asp | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 5 | IDEA Section 618 Part B child count and educational environments 2024-25, national file bchildcountandedenvironment2024-25.csv (SHA-256 d7778929; extraction date 7/30/2025), Hawaii extract of 266 rows (as published, October 15, 2026)data.ed.gov/dataset/idea-section-618-data-products-static-tables | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 6 | IDEA Section 618 Part B personnel 2023-24, national file (SHA-256 6614b2bb), Hawaii extract (as published, October 15, 2026)data.ed.gov/dataset/idea-section-618-data-products-static-tables | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 7 | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, Find a Charter School: the 40 school pages fetched same-origin on 15 October 2026 (HIX_SPCSC_charter_roster_2026-10-15.csv with the raw HTML of the 40 pages beside it): school code, type, grades, enrollment, address, website (as published, October 15, 2026)chartercommission.hawaii.gov/find-a-charter-school | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 8 | Hawaii State Department of Education, ADAPT viewer, IDEA child count and educational environments 2024-2025, read under the All, School Age and Preschool filters (three rendered captures, stop1_2026-10-15) (as published, October 15, 2026)viewer.adapt.k12.hi.us/reports/idea-child-count-and-education... | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 9 | Hawaii State Department of Education, ADAPT viewer, IDEA Personnel for State Level 2024-2025, views Classroom Personnel and Related Service Providers (two rendered captures, SHA-256 672b1f99 and 6f2c6f4c) (as published, October 16, 2026)viewer.adapt.k12.hi.us/reports/idea-personnel-for-state-level... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 10 | Hawaii State Department of Education, IDEA Part B 618 data tables SY 2021-22 (HIP_HIDOE_2021-22_IDEAPartB.zip, SHA-256 ee6420f5; the SY 2020-21 zip beside it) with the v1.0 text extract of Tables 1 and 3 (22 August 2026) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2021-22_IDEAPartB.zip | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 11 | Hawaii State Department of Education, school page: Hawaiʻi School for the Deaf and the Blind (capture 11_SW-HIDOE-s_statewide_p6; principal Jamia Green, Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani complex area, K to 12, 3440 Leahi Avenue, 808-733-4999) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/schools/hawai%CA%BBi-school-for-the-d... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 12 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Complex Area Directory (capture 11_SW-HIDOE-s_statewide_p5): the 15 complex areas with superintendent, address, telephone and school list; HSDB in the Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani list (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/contact/complex-area-directory/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 13 | Hawaii State Department of Education, special education pages read as a seeded set (captures 11_SW-HIDOE-s_statewide_home, p1, p7 to p16): What is Special Education, Does my child need Special Education services (Child Find), Parent Rights, Special Education Directory (District Educational Specialists), Federal and State Regulations, Post-Secondary Transition, Partners and Resources, Special Education Data and Reports, Dispute Resolution, School Reports (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/school-services/what-is-special-educa... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 14 | Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind, the school's site read as a seeded set (captures 11_SW-HSDB-s_statewide_home, p1 to p15): About HSDB (p14), Admissions (p12), Residential Life, Eligibility (p10), Academic Plan, Overview (p11), School Leadership, Principal (p13), Staff (p3), Resources (p9), Notices (p8), Alumni, Campus Map, School Community Council, Community School Coordinator (as published, October 16, 2026)hsdb.k12.hi.us | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 15 | Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, letter of 26 June 2025 to the principal: six-year accreditation through 30 June 2031 with a mid-cycle visit in 2027-28 (HIP_HSDB_WASC_accreditation_25-31.pdf) (as published, October 16, 2026)hsdb.k12.hi.us | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 16 | Hawaii State Department of Education, school 470 Academic Plan SY 2024-25 (HIP_HIDOE_470_2024-25_AcademicPlan.pdf, an image PDF with no text layer; read as rendered pages, not parsed) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/schools/hawai%CA%BBi-school-for-the-d... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 17 | Hawaii State Department of Education, school 470 Financial Plan 2025-2026, final approved 24 March 2025 (HIP_HIDOE_470_SY2025-26_FinancialPlan.pdf, SHA-256 a5ad88a0): Program ID 17201 Gen-Categ 4,124,448 dollars (certificated 2,765,528; classified 1,358,920); WSF none (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/470_SY2025-26_Fina... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 18 | Hawaii State Department of Education, school 470 Financial Plan 2026-2027, final approved 1 April 2026 (HIP_HIDOE_470_SY2026-27_FinancialPlan.pdf, SHA-256 742a32dd): 17201 4,029,190 and 17202 44,659 dollars, grand total 4,073,849, all Gen-Categ; WSF none (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/470_SY2026-27_Fina... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 19 | Hawaii State Department of Education, FY 2025 Base Operating Budget, Draft Appropriation Summary, Pending Enactment of HB1800 CD1, as of June 25, 2024 (HIP_HIDOE_FY25-Appropriation-Summary.pdf, SHA-256 665d916f): Exhibit 1 by Program ID and Exhibit 2 by EDN program and means of financing (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/FY25-Appropriation... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 20 | Hawaii State Department of Education, FY 2025-26 Base Operating Budget, Appropriation Summary (HIP_HIDOE_FY26-Appropriation-Summary.pdf, SHA-256 0c345a3d); context year (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/FY26-Appropriation... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 21 | Hawaii State Department of Education, FY 2026-27 Base Operating Budget, Appropriation Summary (HIP_HIDOE_FY27-Appropriation-Summary.pdf, SHA-256 5266957b); context year (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/FY27-Appropriation... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 22 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Per-Pupil Expenditures (PPE), State, Fiscal Year 2024-2025 (July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025), FINAL 12/11/2025 (HIP_HIDOE_FY2025-Per-Pupil-Expenditures.pdf, SHA-256 6d6472e3) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/FY2025-Per-Pupil-E... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 23 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Per-Pupil Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2023-2024 (HIP_HIDOE_FY2024-Per-Pupil-Expenditures.pdf); context year (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/FY2024-Per-Pupil-E... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 24 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Weighted Student Formula page (capture 11_SW-HIDOE-s_statewide_p3) with the Special Education Per Pupil Allocation description, and the Budget page (p4) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/about/budget/weighted-student-formula | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 25 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Chapter 60 Guidelines (HIP_HIDOE_Ch60Guidelines.pdf, SHA-256 28882717): the department's guidance on HAR 8-60, including the eligibility clarifications for Deaf (DF), Hard of Hearing and Deaf-Blindness (DB) and the hearing-aid check duty (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/Ch60Guidelines.pdf | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 26 | Hawaii Board of Education, HAR Title 8 Chapter 60, Provision of a Free Appropriate Public Education for a Student with a Disability, as the Board posts it (HIP_BOE_HAR_8-60_FAPE_student_with_disability.pdf, SHA-256 aa9c0ec7; pdftotext rendering beside it) (as published, October 16, 2026)boe.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/60-Provision-of-a-F... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 27 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Report of Dispute Resolution under Part B of IDEA, reporting year 2024-25 (HIP_HIDOE_2024-25-Dispute-Resolution.pdf, SHA-256 a72c8e4c) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2024-25-Dispute-Re... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 28 | Constitution of the State of Hawaii, Article X, section 1 (capture 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p9, body SHA-256 f90ef40c) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol01_Ch0001-0042F/05-Const/CON... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 29 | HRS 302A-322, American Sign Language (capture 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p8, body SHA-256 4b29eb55) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol05_Ch0261-0319/HRS0302A/HRS_... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 30 | HRS 302A-639, Houseparents; statewide center for students with hearing and visual impairments (capture 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p7, body SHA-256 840016fa) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol05_Ch0261-0319/HRS0302A/HRS_... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 31 | HRS 302D-30, Responsibilities of the department; special education services (capture 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p6, body SHA-256 07f7dc7e) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol05_Ch0261-0319/HRS0302D/HRS_... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 32 | HRS 321-352.2, Early language services for children who are deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind (capture 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p4, body SHA-256 afa50362) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol06_Ch0321-0344/HRS0321/HRS_0... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 33 | HRS 321-361 to 321-363, Part XXIX, Statewide Newborn Hearing Screening Program (captures 11_SW-CAPITOL-s_statewide_p1 to p3) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol06_Ch0321-0344/HRS0321/HRS_0... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 34 | HRS chapter 348F, Disability and Communication Access Board: the chapter index with its note on Act 204 of 2024, and sections 348F-1 to 348F-5 (captures 11_SW-CAPITOL2-s_statewide_home, p3 to p7) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol07_Ch0346-0398/HRS0348F/HRS_... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 35 | HAR Title 11 Chapter 218, Communication Access Services for Persons Who Are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind, as the Disability and Communication Access Board posts it, compiled 14 August 2020 (capture 11_SW-DOH-s_statewide_p6, body SHA-256 bea29715, the whole chapter) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/dcab/hawaii-administrative-rules-title-11-c... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 36 | Session Laws of Hawaii 2016, Act 152 (S.B. No. 2981), American Sign Language as a world language (HIP_SLH2016_Act152.pdf, SHA-256 51ca1c94) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2016/bills/GM1253_.PDF | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 37 | Session Laws of Hawaii 2016, Act 177 (S.B. No. 2476 CD1), early language services and the working group that ceased 30 June 2018 (HIP_SLH2016_Act177.pdf, SHA-256 c88ddd92; the enrolled bill text as capture 11_SW-CAPITOL2-s_statewide_p2) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2016/bills/SB2476_CD1_.HTM | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 38 | Session Laws of Hawaii 2024, Act 204 (S.B. No. 3290), the DCAB working group on American Sign Language interpretation services, report by 31 December 2024, dissolved 30 June 2025 (HIP_SLH2024_Act204.pdf, SHA-256 b5bdb0eb) (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2024/bills/SB3290_CD1_.HTM | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 39 | Disability and Communication Access Board, Act 204 SLH 2024 working group report, 23 December 2024: Assessment of American Sign Language Interpreting Services and the Interpreter Shortage in Hawaii (HIP_DOH_Act204SLH2024Report_DCAB_12.23.24.pdf, SHA-256 ba0bbbf0; pdftotext rendering beside it) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/opppd/files/2025/09/Act204SLH2024Report_DCA... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 40 | Disability and Communication Access Board, Annual Report FY 2024-2025 (HIP_DOH_2024-2025-DCAB-ANNUAL-REPORT-FINAL.1.pdf, SHA-256 8fb2bced): executive director Kirby L. Shaw; HQAS and continuing education figures (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/dcab/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 41 | Disability and Communication Access Board, list of credentialed communication access providers, June 2026 (HIP_DOH_JUN.2026-Cap-PList.2.pdf, SHA-256 6fdf3668; pdftotext rendering beside it) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/dcab/communication-access/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 42 | Disability and Communication Access Board, Manual for the Provision of Interpreters (1 September 2020) and Recommended Fee Schedule (13 August 2020) (HIP_DOH_Manual-for-Provision-of-Interpreters-9.1.20.pdf; HIP_DOH_Recommended-Fee-Schedule-8.13.20.pdf) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/dcab/communication-access/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 43 | Disability and Communication Access Board pages read as a seeded set (captures 11_SW-DOH-s_statewide_home, p5 to p10): Communication Access, the Hawaii Quality Assurance System, the Communication Access Card, About Us (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/dcab/communication-access/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 44 | Hawaii Department of Health, Newborn Hearing Screening Program (Genomics Section) pages (captures 11_SW-DOH-s_statewide_p1, p2) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/genetics/programs/nhsp/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 45 | Hawaii Department of Health, Early Intervention Section pages (captures 11_SW-DOH-s_statewide_p3, p4) and the Early Intervention Eligibility sheet effective 21 October 2013 (HIP_DOH_EIEligibility-Eff.10.21.13.pdf) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/eis/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 46 | Hawaii Department of Health posting of Act 36, Session Laws of Hawaii 2022 (GM1136), amending HRS 321-361 to 321-363 (HIP_DOH_2022_Act_36_GM1136.pdf) (as published, October 16, 2026)health.hawaii.gov/genetics/files/2022/08/2022_Act_36_GM1136.pdf | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 47 | U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, IDEA Part C FFY 2024 grant award letter of 1 July 2024 to the Hawaii Department of Health with enclosures (HIP_ED_IDEA_PartC_FY2024_grant_award_letter_enclosures_Hawaii.pdf, SHA-256 18327793); the letter does not print the award amount; found with one D-039 search (HIX_SEARCH_IDEA_PartC_FY2024_award_Hawaii) (as published, October 16, 2026)sites.ed.gov/idea/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 48 | Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau, FY24 Strengthening Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) awardees page (HIX_HRSA_MCHB_EHDI_FY2024_awardees_TEXTCAPTURE, SHA-256 0d3f253f): Hawaii Department of Health 235,000 dollars; University of Hawaii Systems 235,000 dollars; found with one D-039 search (as published, October 16, 2026)mchb.hrsa.gov/programs-impact/early-hearing-detection-interve... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 49 | EdChoice, Hawaii state page: 'Hawaii does not have any private school choice programs' (HIX_EdChoice_school_choice_Hawaii_TEXTCAPTURE, SHA-256 73886755; cookie banner declined), with the one D-039 search for a Hawaii voucher or education savings account instrument (HIX_SEARCH_vouchers_instrument_check_Hawaii) (as published, October 16, 2026)edchoice.org/school-choice/state/hawaii/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 50 | National Center on Deafblindness, 2024 National Deafblind Child Count Report (HIP_NCDB_2024_National_Deafblind_Child_Count_Report.pdf, SHA-256 97cdf7cf): Hawaii 56 served during the year, 52 on the December 1 count; the latest report linked on the run date (as published, October 16, 2026)nationaldb.org/media/doc/2024_National_Deafblind_Child_Count_... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 51 | National Center on Deafblindness, National Child Count page as rendered (HIX_NCDB_national_child_count_page_TEXTCAPTURE, SHA-256 0383681c; a plain fetch answered the host's bot screen) and the Hawaii state deaf-blind project page (captures 11_SW-NCDB-s_statewide_home, p2) (as published, October 16, 2026)nationaldb.org/info-center/national-child-count | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 52 | University of Hawaii at Manoa, College of Education, Center on Disability Studies: Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Consortium project page (captures 11_SW-UHCDS-s_statewide_home, p3): project dates 2019 to March 2024 as the page prints them; funding source U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (as published, October 16, 2026)coe.hawaii.edu/cds/current-projects/hawai%CA%BBi-pacific-deaf... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 53 | Comprehensive Service Center for People Who Are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Deaf-Blind, the site read as a seeded set in nine parts (captures 11_SW-CSC-s and -p0, -p16, -p32, -p48, -t1 to -t5): home, About the CSC, Our Services, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, ASL Classes, the ʻOhana Program, DVR Employment Support, Support for Professionals, Staff, Partners, the resource categories, the Deaf Youth Leadership Camp, the Lending Library, the Hawaiʻi and Pacific Deaf-Blind Project (HPDBP) pages (as published, October 16, 2026)csc-hawaii.org/about | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 54 | Special Parent Information Network (SPIN), resource guide entry for the Hawaii and Pacific Deaf-Blind Project (captures 11_SW-SPIN-s_statewide_home, p2) (as published, October 16, 2026)spinhawaii.org/resource-guide/information-and-referral/hawaii... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 55 | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Hearing Loss in Children, Data and Statistics page (captures 11_SW-CDC-s_statewide_home, p2): national EHDI survey figures for 2022; the Hawaii state table was not on the page read (as published, October 16, 2026)cdc.gov/hearing-loss-children/data/index.html | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 56 | Hawaii State Legislature, measures index searches for 'deaf' (15 measures) and 'sign language' (6 measures), 2025-2026 biennium, as rendered (HIX_CAPITOL_measures_search_deaf_TEXTCAPTURE, SHA-256 3120cf0c; ..._sign_language_..., 1379bd61), with the status pages of the seven measures read (captures 11_SW-BILLS-s_statewide_home, p1 to p7): SB2851 SD1 HD2 CD1 (Act 261 of 2026), HB1993 HD1, HB2488 HD2 SD1, SB2414, HB2588, HB2489 HD1, SB2412 SD1 (as published, October 16, 2026)capitol.hawaii.gov/session/measure_indiv.aspx | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 57 | Hawaii Board of Education, Board Policies index (capture 11_SW-BOE-s_statewide_p3): Policy 900-5, Rights of Students who are Deaf, Hard-of-hearing, or Deaf-blind [2205], listed; the policy text itself was not read in this run (as published, October 16, 2026)boe.hawaii.gov/board-policies | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 58 | Hawaiʻi Teacher Standards Board, Licenses and Permits pages (License and Permit Information, Add a Teaching Field, License Renewal) and the standards and staff pages (captures 11_SW-HTSB-s and 11_SW-HTSB2-s): the pages read name no deaf or hard of hearing teaching field in their own text; the field lists sit in PDFs on a second origin, not read (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiiteacherstandardsboard.org/apps/pages/index.jsp | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 59 | Kapiʻolani Community College, 'Kapiʻolani's to Launch Community Interpreter Program with Mānoa National Resource Centers' (16 August 2022; capture 11_SW-KCC2-s_statewide_p3) and the programs of study and support pages (11_SW-KCC-s): a spoken-language community interpreter program for medical and legal settings; no ASL interpreter education program page reached (as published, October 16, 2026)kapiolani.hawaii.edu/kapiolanis-to-launch-community-interpret... | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 60 | Hawaii Attorney General, Tax and Charities Division, charity registry entry for the Aloha State Association of the Deaf (registration 237327227, status Active; signing name Darlene Ewan, President, dated 8 June 2017; asad808president@gmail.com; 808-792-1925) (HIX_AG_charity_registry_ASAD_237327227_TEXTCAPTURE), with the one D-039 search (HIX_SEARCH_D039_Aloha_State_Association_of_the_Deaf) (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaii.gov/charities | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 61 | Hands & Voices Hawaii, home page (HIX_HandsVoicesHawaii_home_TEXTCAPTURE): a parent-driven nonprofit supporting families of children who are deaf or hard of hearing, unbiased about communication choices; contact@handsandvoiceshawaii.website; with the one D-039 search (HIX_SEARCH_D039_Hands_and_Voices_Hawaii) (as published, October 16, 2026)handsandvoiceshawaii.website | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 62 | Hearing Loss Association of America, Find a Chapter, Hawaii: a 'Hawaii Group' with no contact of its own (HIX_HLAA_find_a_chapter_Hawaii_TEXTCAPTURE; cookie banner declined), with the one D-039 search (HIX_SEARCH_D039_HLAA_Hawaii_chapter) (as published, October 16, 2026)hearingloss.org/chapters-state-orgs/find-a-chapter/ | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 63 | Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission, Contact Us page (HIX_SPCSC_contact_page_TEXTCAPTURE, SHA-256 ce7b31b6): 1164 Bishop Street, Suite 1100, Honolulu, HI 96813; info@spcsc.hawaii.gov; 808-586-3775 (as published, October 16, 2026)chartercommission.hawaii.gov/contact-us | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 64 | Honolulu Civil Beat, 3 April 2024, 'Hawaii's Deaf Community Is Struggling With Lack Of Certified ASL Interpreters' (v1.0 extract of 22 August 2026; journalism, carried as context; not re-read in this run) (as published, August 22, 2026)civilbeat.org/2024/04/hawaiis-deaf-community-is-struggling-wi... | August 22, 2026 | Not requested |
| 65 | Hawaii State Department of Education, 2023 Data Book (ERIC copy ED652698), tables 20 and 21: HSDB SY 2022-23 enrollment, staffing and demographics (v1.0 read of 22 August 2026; not re-read in this run) (as published, August 22, 2026)files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/ED652698.pdf | August 22, 2026 | Not requested |
| 66 | Hawaii v1.0 release of 22 August 2026 (03_Final: the narrative, the verification trail, the workbook, the evidence source record and the 88-row URL manifest): the record against which every v2.0 figure is compared (as published, October 15, 2026)ndedi.novaracg.com | October 15, 2026 | Not requested |
| 67 | The 41 charter school websites and the department's directory, read in the rendered browser on 15 October 2026 (attempt one) and, for eleven units, again on 16 October 2026 (attempt two), with every keyword hit captured as two files (04_Verification/closure_2026-10-16/probes.jsonl; 01_Evidence/03_LEA_Audit_Captures/closure_2026-10-16) (as published, October 16, 2026)chartercommission.hawaii.gov/find-a-charter-school | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
| 68 | Hawaii State Department of Education, Research and Data Requests page and the department's contact routes (captures 11_SW-HIDOE-s_statewide_home, p13): the public records route under HRS chapter 92F used for the records request and correction rows (as published, October 16, 2026)hawaiipublicschools.org/data-reports/research-and-data-requests | October 16, 2026 | Not requested |
Each gap this file records that a request to a public body could close, with the record requested, the route, and the request as the file records it. A gap with an identifier has been asked; a gap without one has not yet been asked. The gap stands until the record is published.
| Gap | Record requested | Route | Identifier | Sent | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The identified deaf or hard of hearing population by complex area and by charter school | the IDEA child count by disability category and by school or complex area for SY 2024-25 (the department's ADAPT viewer publishes the state total only) | Hawaii State Department of Education, Research and Data Requests (HRS chapter 92F) | not sent; scheduled for the January 2027 deep review window (D-069) | Source 68 | ||
| The schools served by the department's educational interpreter positions and the pupils requiring ASL interpreter services, by school | the two statewide requests for proposals the Act 204 report cites (81 pupils across 258 schools) and the position roster | Hawaii State Department of Education, Research and Data Requests (HRS chapter 92F) | not sent; scheduled for the January 2027 deep review window (D-069) | Source 39 | ||
| The IDEA Part B and Part C award amounts for Hawaii, FFY 2024 | the grant award notifications (OSEP state allocation tables) | U.S. Department of Education, OSEP, published allocation tables; the Hawaii Department of Health for the Part C notification | not sent; the published tables are the first route | Source 47 |
As of October 31, 2026, the release date of this version.
The licensed state file for Hawaii carries the narrative profile of this version (12,119 words, rendered here for a licensee), the report and its evidence supplement as PDF and Word, and the workbook with every sheet, and it carries the same figures as this page. It is licensed per state, with a reduced-rate product for Deaf-led and disability organizations, and under the State Partner and national licences. How to request a licence
The frame, the tallies, the operator silence counts, the indicators, and the fiscal channels of this version. With them, every other part of this page that is free: the plain-language summary, the method as applied, the identified population over time, the workforce, the Schools and Programs directory, the records requests, the contact of record, and the archive status of the sources. The District Coverage rows and the identified population by agency are viewable on this page and are not in the export.
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| Workbook | HI_Deaf_Schools_and_Programs_v2.0.xlsx | 63 KB | 8e803eb55541 |
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