Reid Ginoza at 22:11, 13 June 2006

2006-06-13T22:11:56Z

Jennifer Wada at 11:30, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T11:30:39Z

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In FY 1982 five local Head Start
projects were funded in Hawaii.
Comprehensive child development
services were provided to 11,010
children for a total of $3,190,180
Head Start dollars. Approximately
2,092 staff are employed.
Higher Education: Adult and
Vocational Education
Special Services for Disadvantaged
Students (84.042)
Office of Assistant Secretary for
Postsecondary Education, Department of
Education.
Objectives: To identify qualified
low-income, first-generation college
students or physically-handicapped
students, who are enrolled or accepted
for enrollment by institutions that
are recipients of grants, and to
provide supportive services for these
students who are pursuing programs of
postsecondary education. (Funds may
be used to provide eligible project
participants personal and academic
counseling, career guidance, tutoring,
instruction in reading, study skills,
and mathematics, and to facilitate the
entrance of project participants into
graduate and professional programs.)
Types of Assistance: Project
Grants.
Adult Education—State-Administered
Program (84.002)
Office of Assistant Secretary for
Vocational and Adult Education,
Department of Education.
Objectives: To expand educational
opportunities and to encourage the
establishment of programs for adult
education that will enable
educationally-disadvantaged adults to
acquire basic skills necessary to
function in society, to complete
secondary school, and to profit from
employment-related training. (Special
emphasis is given to programs of
instruction in computational skills
and in sfieaking, reading or writing
English for those adults who are least
educated and most in need of
educational assistance.)
Types of Assistance: Formula
Grants. (For FY 83, program proposed
for funding as part of a consolidated
block grant program.)
Vocational Education—Special
Programs for the Disadvantaged
(84.052)
Office of Assistant Secretary for
Vocational and Adult Education,
Department of Education.
Objectives: To provide special
vocational education programs for
persons who have academic, or
economic, handicaps and who require
special services and assistance in
order to enable them to succeed in
vocational educational programs.
Types of Assistance: Formula
Grants. (Note: This program is
proposed for funding as part of a
consolidated block grant program.)
Business: Economic Development *J
Economic Opportunity Loans for
Small Businesses (59.003)
Small Business Administration.
Objectives: To provide loans up to
$100,000 with maximum maturity of 15
years, to small businesses owned by
^J Native-born Hawaiians are
considered minorities and are e l i g i b le
for a l l minority programs as
socially-disadvantaged. However, to
receive minority a s s i s t a n c e , they must
a l s o demonstrate' that they are
economically disadvantaged. The Small
Business Administration has regional
offices and a d i s t r i c t office is
located in Honolulu. [Information
obtained from the Office of Management
and Budget, February 1983.]
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 Head Start dollars. Approximately
 ,092 staff are employed.
 Higher Education: Adult and
-Vocational Education
+===Higher Education: Adult and Vocational Education===
 Special Services for Disadvantaged
-Students (84.042)
+====Special Services for Disadvantaged Students (84.042)====
 Office of Assistant Secretary for
 Postsecondary Education, Department of
 Education.
 Objectives: To identify qualified
 low-income, first-generation college
@@ Line 29: / Line 31: @@
 entrance of project participants into
 graduate and professional programs.)
 Types of Assistance: Project
 Grants.
 Adult Education—State-Administered
-Program (84.002)
+====Adult Education—State-Administered Program (84.002)====
 Office of Assistant Secretary for
 Vocational and Adult Education,
 Department of Education.
 Objectives: To expand educational
 opportunities and to encourage the
@@ Line 47: / Line 52: @@
 emphasis is given to programs of
 instruction in computational skills
-and in sfieaking, reading or writing
+and in speaking, reading or writing
 English for those adults who are least
 educated and most in need of
 educational assistance.)
 Types of Assistance: Formula
 Grants. (For FY 83, program proposed
 for funding as part of a consolidated
 block grant program.)
 Vocational Education—Special
-Programs for the Disadvantaged
+====Vocational Education—Special Programs for the Disadvantaged (84.052)====
 (84.052)
 Office of Assistant Secretary for
 Vocational and Adult Education,
 Department of Education.
 Objectives: To provide special
 vocational education programs for
@@ Line 68: / Line 75: @@
 order to enable them to succeed in
 vocational educational programs.
 Types of Assistance: Formula
 Grants. (Note: This program is
 proposed for funding as part of a
 consolidated block grant program.)
-Business: Economic Development *J
-Economic Opportunity Loans for
+===Business: Economic Development <u>*</u>/===
-Small Businesses (59.003)
+====Economic Opportunity Loans for Small Businesses (59.003)====
 Small Business Administration.
 Objectives: To provide loans up to
 $100,000 with maximum maturity of 15
 years, to small businesses owned by
-^J Native-born Hawaiians are
-considered minorities and are e l i g i b le
+{{break}}
-for a l l minority programs as
+<u>*</u>/ Native-born Hawaiians are
 socially-disadvantaged. However, to
-receive minority a s s i s t a n c e , they must
+receive minority assistance, they must
-a l s o demonstrate' that they are
+also demonstrate that they are
 economically disadvantaged. The Small
 Business Administration has regional
-offices and a d i s t r i c t office is
+offices and a district office is
 located in Honolulu. [Information
 obtained from the Office of Management
 and Budget, February 1983.]
+{{p|421}}

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