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Newspaper Article
HAWAII'S GOVERNOR WANTS A MAKEOVER FOR STATE'S SCHOOL SYSTEM
2003
Overview
\"There are a lot of different indicators that Hawaiian education is not working very well,\" said Randy Roth, a law professor on leave from the University of Hawaii who serves as [Linda Lingle]'s senior adviser on education. \"We're not remotely close to where we should be.\" While the details aren't set, the state's role under Lingle's plan would be to set general standards for education, perform audits and publish school report cards. While Lingle would prefer elected local boards, there's been support for at least some appointed members, Roth said. Whether the state board would be elected or appointed also hasn't been worked out. Though Lingle has been criticized by some political opponents for moving too fast on education reform, Roth said many Hawaiians agree with Lingle that changes can't wait any longer.
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The Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism
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