3,369 sections across 328 Hawaii regulatory chapters.
HAR 8-510-8 Answering brief
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Within ten days of being served with appellant's opening brief, the authorizer shall file with the board and serve upon the appellant an answering brief in response to the opening brief. Notes Haw. Code R. § 8-510-8 [Eff. APR 4, 2014] (Auth: HRS § 302A-1112) (Imp: HRS §§ 302D-15,…
HAR 8-510-9 Reply brief
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(a) Within seven days of being served with the authorizer's answering brief, the appellant may, but is not required to, file with the board and serve upon the authorizer a reply brief in response to the answering brief. (b) The reply brief shall respond only to arguments raised i…
HAR 8-517-1 Purpose
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This chapter governs the transfer of charter contracts between authorizers. Notes Haw. Code R. § 8-517-1 [Eff 2/18/2017] (Auth: HRS § 302A-1112) (Imp: HRS §§ 302D-11, 302D-20)
HAR 8-517-2 Definitions
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As used in this chapter, unless a different meaning clearly appears in the context: "Authorizer" means an authorizer as defined in section 302D-1, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and includes the state public charter school commission. "Board" means the board of education. "Charter cont…
HAR 8-517-3 Transfer application and process
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(a) The board shall develop an application form and process for charter transfers in accordance with this chapter. The charter transfer application and approval process shall provide for and include, at a minimum, the following elements: (1) The submission of a charter transfer a…
HAR 8-517-4 Transfers at the end of a charter contract term
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(a) The transfer of a charter contract that is in its final contract year shall only be allowed if the governing board has met the terms of its expiring charter contract with its current authorizer, including any performance requirements, to a degree that would have otherwise res…
HAR 8-517-5 Transfers before the end of a charter contract term
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(a) The transfer of a charter contract that is not in its final contract year shall only be allowed under special circumstances pursuant to section 302D-20, Hawaii Revised Statutes; provided that the requirements in section 8-517-3(b) are met. (b) An authorizer or a governing boa…
HAR 8-517-6 Transfers due to termination of authorizer's chartering authority
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(a) If an authorizer's chartering authority is terminated due to the revocation, nonrenewal, or voluntary surrender of its authorizing contract, the transfer of any charter contracts overseen by that entity shall be allowed; provided that the requirements in section 8-517-3(b) ar…
HAR 8-517-7 Computation of time
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(a) The time in which any act provided in this chapter is to be done is computed by excluding the first day and including the last, unless the last day is a Saturday, Sunday, or state holiday and then it is also excluded. When the prescribed period of time is less than seven days…
HAR 8-6-1 Definitions
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As used in this chapter: "Days" means working or school days. "Employee" means any individual employed by the department of education. "Library patron" means any individual who utilizes the state public library services. "Parent" means the natural or legal parent, guardian, or ot…
HAR 8-6-10 Conflict of law
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In the event of a conflict specifically regarding student education records, the provisions of chapter 8-34 shall prevail. Notes Haw. Code R. § 8-6-10 [Eff. AUG 22, 1983] (Auth: HRS § 302A-1112) (Imp: HRS §§92E, 302A-1112)
HAR 8-6-2 Employee, student, parent, or library patron access to own personal record
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(a) All accessible personal records shall be made available for inspection to the employee, student, parent, or library patron to whom it pertains, in a reasonably prompt manner and in a reasonably intelligible form. Where necessary the department shall provide a translation into…
HAR 8-6-3 Right to correct personal record
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(a) An employee, student, parent, or library patron has a right to have any factual error in that person's personal record corrected and any misrepresentation or misleading entry in the record amended by submitting a written request to the custodian of the personal record. (b) Wi…
HAR 8-6-4 Review procedures concerning access and correction
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(a) An employee, student, parent, or library patron who has been refused access to, or correction or amendment of, a personal record may submit a written request to the superintendent of education or the state librarian for a review of the refusal to allow access to, or correctio…
HAR 8-6-5 Exemptions and limitations on employee, student, parent, or library patron access
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The department is not required to grant an employee, student, parent, or library patron access to personal records or information when: (1) The disclosure would reveal the identity of a source who furnished information to the department under an expressed or implied promise of co…
HAR 8-6-6 Limitation on public access to personal record
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The Department may not disclose or authorize disclosure of personal records by any means of communication to any person other than the employee, student, parent, or library patron to whom the record pertains unless the disclosure is: (1) To a duly authorized agent of the employee…
HAR 8-6-7 Limitations on disclosure of personal record to other agencies
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The department may not disclose or authorize disclosure of personal records to any other agency unless the disclosure is: (1) Compatible with the purpose of which the information was collected or obtained; (2) Consistent with the conditions or reasonable expectations of use and d…
HAR 8-6-8 Access to personal record by order in judicial or administrative proceedings or as required by other law
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Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to permit or require the department to withhold or deny access to a personal record, or any information in a personal record: (1) When the department is ordered to produce, disclose, or allow access to the record or information in the re…
HAR 8-6-9 Violations
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A knowing or intentional violation of any provision of this chapter by any employee of the department shall be cause for disciplinary action, including suspension or discharge. Any person may file a complaint with the department alleging such a violation. Notes Haw. Code R. § 8-6…