Ewa Beach Elementary/ Keone`ula Elementary Schools

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Welcome

• Ewa Beach Elementary/ Keoneula Elementary
  Schools
• Community Informational Meeting on
• Re-zoning
• 9/15/11

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Presenters

• Annette Nishikawa,
• Complex Area Superintendent
• Sherry Kobayashi, Principal
• Ewa Beach Elementary School
• Eileen Hirota, Principal
• Keoneula Elementary School

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Purpose of meeting

• Inform the community about the need to re-zone
  the area schools
• Share data from both schools
• Inform the community about the affected area and
  the effective date
• Inform the area of future changes

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Logistics

• Begin at 700 p.m.
• End 800 p.m.
• Bathroom facilities

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Ground Rules of Participation

• Listen to understand
• Speak to be understood
• Be respectful of all

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Grandfather Clause

• Created in May,2007
• Allowed certain areas to attend either Ewa Beach
  Elementary School or Keoneula Elementary

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Ewa Beach, Ewa Beach / Keoneula, and Keoneula
Service Areas
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EBES Student Residency

• Ewa Beach 320
• Ewa Beach / Keoneula 240
• Keoneula 19
• Other 59
• Total 638 (as of 8/1/11)
• Today 589

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Keoneula Student Residency

• Ewa Beach 6
• Ewa Beach / Keoneula 144
• Keoneula 676
• Other 22
• Total 848 (as of 8/1/11)
• Today 886

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Summary of Total Enrollment

• EBES (today) 589
• Capacity 759
• Difference - 170
• Keoneula (today) 886
• Capacity 738
• Difference 148

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New Zone

• Residents who live in the grandfathered area
  southwest of Ewa Beach Elementary will attend
  EBES in SY 2012-13
• Kealohi Kai 3D, 3E
• See colored map

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Exception

• 6th graders who will complete their 6th grade
  year in SY 2012-13 will be allowed to remain at
  Keoneula

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Ewa Beach, Ewa Beach / Keoneula, and Keoneula
Service Areas
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Campbell Complex Elementary Enrollment/Capacity/Di
fference (today)

• Ewa Beach 589 759 -170
• Ewa 1086 964 122
• Holomua (MT) 1381 1107 274
• Iroquois Pt. 740 1128 -388
• Kaimiloa 668 861 -193
• Keoneula 886 738 148
• Pohakea 578 738 -160

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Classroom Shortages (rounded)

• Ewa El -2
• Holomua -12 (no space for construction)
• Keoneula -5 (4 portables are in planning stage
  and may be available next year)

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The Future

• Development depends on the economy
• Unit sales depends on the economy
• Number of families per household depends on
  economy (seeing multi-generational households)
• Number of children predictable if 1 family per
  household
• Next re-zoning depends on numbers

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Gentry Developments
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Future Options

• Continue to re-zone EBES Keoneula periodically
• Build classrooms to end shortages on elementary
  campuses
• Look at the entire Campbell Complex elementary
  schools to re-zone the entire complex K-6
• Build 3rd wing of EMMS add grade 6 from all
  schools
• Convert Ilima Intermediate to MS (Gr. 6-8)
• Elementary K-5
• Holomua to regular calendar

• Disruptive to families
• Money ?? lt(
• Another disruption to families
• Legislative support needed
• No cost for facilities

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JCHS Concern

• Current enrollment 2768
• Facility capacity 2022
• Difference 746
• There is no land for further construction.

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CAS/DOE Recommendation 1

• Convince the Legislature to finance completion of
  EMMS (2 - 3 yr)
• Move all grade 6 students to EMMS and Ilima
  (middle school)
• Re-zone entire complex for equity in elementary
  schools
• Return Holomua to regular calendar

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CAS Recommendation 2

• Convince the Legislature to finance completion of
  EMMS
• Move all grade 6 to EMMS and Ilima
• Re-zone entire complex for equity in elementary
  schools
• Close Pohakea facility to JCHS.
• Return Holomua to regular calendar

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What You Can Do

• Write comments/suggestions
• (paper provided)
• Lobby the Legislature to complete EMMS
• Email
• Annette_Nishikawa_at_notes.k12.hi.us
• Sherry_Kobayashi_at_notes.k12.hi.us
• Eileen_Hirota_at_notes.k12.hi.us

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Tonights Information

• School web sites
• Ewabeach.k12.hi.us
• Keoneula.k12.hi.us or Keoneulaes.org