Ho‛okāko‛o operates a network of public conversion charter schools.  While our schools reside in different communities throughout the State, what unifies our school leaders is a mutual sense of purpose.  Ho‛okāko‛o's leaders have a fundamental belief in all of our students' ability to succeed in the right educational environment.  To this end, we are responsible for a number of leadership and management functions to guide our work as described below.

 

Ho‛okāko‛o "Leadership" Structure consists of the HC Governing Board, Executive Director, and School Principals.  The Leadership conducts strategic planning, defines the vision, and establishes strategic goals to achieve the vision.  The leadership has the primary responsibility for financial, organizational, and academic viability under the statute.

 

Ho‛okāko‛o "Management" Structure consists of the HC Executive Director, Principals and Vice/Associate Principals, and the Ho'okāko'o Corporate Professional Staff.  Management is responsible for implementation of the vision and goals, assuring compliance with, and accountability for, policies, procedures, collective bargaining, agreements, statutes, and laws.

 

Click on the boxes below for specific leadership roles, responsibilities and functions.