Education Department Report Calls for Change in Oversight
A Honolulu inquiry into the educational department uncovers weak practices and possible misuses of funds. The report cites the Davison matter on voucher 6473, questionable contracts, and lax recordkeeping. It urges Attorney General review and stronger internal controls to prevent private gain from public funds.
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Mike Davison
D. Kamahana
Thip
Mina Davinon
Kali ‘Mahans
David ‘Eltmahane
Dave
David
D. Kalimahana
David Kalimahana
Miss Davison
Kalimahane
Witaeawes
House Committee On
Dunne
Woneherwood
Minx Davison
Mr. Allinson
House Committee
Mise Davison
Mims Davison
Mina Davison
Thiu
Bax
Honolulu
Mise Daymon
Joontue Mony
Sigpartment
Lierofor
Administrative critique of department leadership and methods
A report argues for a more energetic secretary and revised laws, noting current inspector roles and incomplete records. It highlights Dr. Rodgers’ partial transcripts, recommends simplifying files, and suggests amending school law to match evolving conditions and duties.
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Prouer
Atkinson
Dr. Rodgers
Rodgers
Young
Davison
J.C. Davie
Kavai
Oahu
Chas ‘King
Maui
Molokai
Lanai
C. W. Baldwin
Island of
Hawaii
Misa
Dayman
Honolulu
W. Alexander
Elmo
Vaehers
Beeneluey
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