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Teacher quality is one of the most important factors in improving student achievement. As a result, federal and state law, as well as Board of Education and Department of Education strategic plans, set the important goal that all students be taught by a "highly qualified teacher" (HQT). A teacher who holds at least a bachelor's degree, has obtained full State certification, and has demonstrated knowledge in the core academic subjects he or she teaches is designated HQT.
The links on the left provide important background information on the Department of Education plan to ensure the following:
- Every core academic class taught by a highly qualified teacher and
- Poor and minority children are not taught at higher rates than other children by inexperienced, unqualified, or out-of-field teachers.
If you have questions, we will be pleased to respond. Just email us at HQT@notes.k12.hi.us.
Announcements/Updates:
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Data Quality Report in LDS for State Id Errors 04/05/2013,Fri Use the Data Quality report in the Longitudinal Data System to identify State Id errors in eSIS. | Read more... |
Powerpoint Presentation for November 28, 2012 Registrar Training 11/27/2012,Tues Presentation made to registrars at the Pearl City Cultural Center on 11/28/2012. | Read more... |
Private School Equitable Participation SY 2012-2013 11/05/2012,Mon Documents for the Private School Equitable Participation Program | Read more... |
PowerPoint Presentation for August 14, 2012 CAS and CABM Training  08/16/2012,Thur Powerpoint presentation from the HQT Principal and Designee workshop | Read more... |
PowerPoint Presentation for August 15 2012 Designee Training 08/16/2012,Thur Powerpoint presentation from the HQT Principal and Designee workshop | Read more... |
Substitute Teacher HQT Designation 05/03/2010,Mon Substitutes teachers are encouraged to submit documents to become highly qualified under NCLB, Title II, Part A | |
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