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Title	Author(s)	Year	Age band	Type	Topics
Native Hawaiians in Public Schools: Implications of AYP Status in Predominantly Native Hawaiian Schools	Wendy Kekahio	2007	K-12	Brief	Demographics Education (general)
Kikī Nā Wai: Swiftly Flowing Streams. Examples of ‘Ohana and Community Integration in Culture-Based Education	Brandon Ledward, Brennan Takayama, and Walter Kahumoku, III	2008	K-12	Brief	Demographics Families, Communities, and Systems Hawaiian Culture-based Education
Getting the Word Out: A Look at KS Recruitment Activities	PASE Research Team	2003	K-12	Brief	Education (general) Families, Communities, and Systems

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