Petsa ken Oras Thursday, September 10, 2026 1:30 PM
Lokasyon Queen Liliuokalani Building 404 1390 Miller Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
Remote Access Mabalin met nga online — kitaen ti opisyal a pakaammo para kadagiti detalye ti koneksion.

Pakabuklan a Pinartuat ti AI

Nalaka a maawatan a pakabuklan — kanayon a pasingkedan kadagiti opisyal a dokumento

What's Being Discussed

  • Welcome of new Board member Cheri Souza, who is being formally introduced at this meeting.
  • Hurricane Lala response and recovery — the Superintendent will update the Board on how schools are responding to a recent hurricane.
  • School consolidation, closures, and realignment — a report on a new state law (Act 264) affecting how schools may be reorganized.
  • Student enrollment numbers for the 2026–2027 school year will be shared.
  • AI in education — a presentation called "Innovation with Pono" will explore how artificial intelligence is being used in learning.
  • Hawaii State Public Library updates — including a new strategic plan, AI staff training, services for people with print disabilities, a radio reading service, and results from the Summer Reading Challenge.
  • Future school facilities — the Department of Education will present plans for building and improving school buildings.
  • Committee reports from the Student Achievement and Finance and Infrastructure committees.

Decisions Expected

  • Superintendent's pay adjustment — the Board will vote on how to calculate the Superintendent's compensation based on last year's performance review.
  • Superintendent evaluation process — the Board will act on findings and recommendations about how the Superintendent will be evaluated for the next three fiscal years (FY27–FY29).
  • Approval of meeting minutes from June 18, 2026.

Who Should Pay Attention

  • Parents and students concerned about school closures, enrollment, or new facilities
  • Library users, especially those who rely on services for people with visual or print disabilities
  • Educators and school staff interested in AI programs or hurricane recovery efforts
  • Taxpayers interested in how the Superintendent is evaluated and compensated

This meeting is open to the public in person at 1390 Miller Street, Room 404, Honolulu, or online via WebEx. Public testimony is accepted on any agenda item. Each speaker has three minutes.

Kasano ti Makipaset

Daytoy ket publiko a gimong — amin a kameng ti komunidad ket maragsakan a makipaset ken mangited ti testimonya. Dagiti gimong ket gagangay a maikonduktar a personal ken mabalin met a mastrek online.