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Votes Count: Hawaii
Hawaii 2

Governor: Republican
Control of Legislature: Democrat
(during FY10 budget process)

Percentage Change Change to Budget,
FY08 to FY09 1
Policy/Notes
N/A No state pre-k program or investment in Head Start. The legislature appropriated $230,000 to support the Early Learning Council, which will add a Head Start representative.

Action in Other States
State Percentage Change
Alaska +41%
California +2
Oregon +6%
Washington -3%

 

1 Some pre-k program experienced mid-year cuts during FY09. Budget changes are based on final FY09 appropriations. Additionally, information on pre-k funding in biennial budgets reflects changes in those budgets from FY09 to FY10 only.
2 State has a biennial budget. FY10 is the first year of the biennium.
3 State has a biennial budget. FY10 is the second year of the biennium.

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"Redefining ESEA" Webinar
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