HAWAII STANDARDS

Need a place to start with Hawaii’s Standards? This is a perfect place to start. Click on the link below to refer to our adopted standards and resources for lesson design and implementation.

Screenshot of the ‘Standards-Based Content’ page from the Learning Design website. The header image shows a large group of students in green graduation gowns at an outdoor ceremony. Below the header, there are four smaller images: students working with tools at a construction site, a person typing on a laptop, three students collaborating on schoolwork, and a piece of art depicting a person’s face surrounded by plants.

Link: https://learningdesign.hawaiipublicschools.org/standards-based-content

GETTING STARTED WITH GOOGLE SUITE

Screenshot of a chart displaying various tutorials and tips for using Google Workspace tools. The chart is divided into columns for Chromebook, Drive, Slides, Sheets, Doc, Drawing, Classroom, Jamboard, Meet, and Sites. Each column lists specific tasks and tutorials, such as ‘Create Folders and Upload Files’ under Drive, ‘Add a Timer’ under Slides, and ‘Access Google Meet from Google Classroom’ under Classroom. The chart includes sections for iPad tutorials and provides links for each task or tutorial.

Parent QuickSheets for the Google Suite Applications

Google Suite Quicksheets for Parents
*NOTE - these documents are curated by Google Educators around the world.

TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT

Screenshot of the ‘State Distance Learning Program’ page from the Hawaii Department of Education, focusing on technology and support for parents and students. The page includes sections titled ‘Request Help,’ ‘Tech Tools,’ and ‘Privacy & Security.’ The ‘Request Help’ section provides a link to a support form and mentions that staff will respond within 48 hours. The ‘Tech Tools’ section explains that courses are delivered via the Canvas learning management system and mentions various tech tools used to support student engagement and learning. The ‘Privacy & Security’ section highlights the importance of protecting students’ privacy when using these tech tools. An image of a woman using a laptop is included in the ‘Request Help’ section.

REQUEST HELP

Please use this support form to submit your tech requests. Our staff will respond to your ticket within 48 hours.

HAWAII MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN

Hawaii DOE: Hazel Health

The Hawaii Department of Education has expanded its mental health services, including telehealth provided through Hazel Health.

Hawaii Mental Health Resources for Children

For crisis situations that are not life-threatening, find mental and behavioral health resources and other information. While these resources are general, the best resources is your family's medical provider.

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