Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• 子育て奮闘ママ
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• 2024/03/29 12:58

I learned that public schools in Hawaii have large differences in academic achievement and environment depending on the area, and many people choose to go private.
I wish I could send my own children to a private school, but the tuition barrier is still too high and I have given up.　
I am thinking of trying a charter school, although the chances of getting in are low.
Each school has its own characteristics and is very appealing, but I was wondering if anyone who is currently attending a charter school could share their thoughts on how it is really going. Thank you in advance.

• GEについて
• 2024/08/21 15:05

Hello. I am looking at applying for GE cross-border commuting when I enroll in Kinder and have a few questions.
I am considering Manoa, Nuuanu, Waikiki, Wilson Elementary, etc.


1 ． Regarding the "Reason for Application" on the GE application, I am supposed to check either Physical residence, Program of study (describe), or Other (describe), Program of study is the information about the study program of the school, but where can I get information about the characteristics of each school ・? ？

I could not find any detailed information on the website of the school of my choice, and I could not find any special features of the school.


2 ． Do public schools have a school information session before admission ？

3. If you have chosen GE, what did you base your choice on if not location ？

I have only heard about each elemental from others, and I have also checked quantitative data on school evaluation websites, but I am having trouble understanding the detailed programs and such. I would be glad if I could use your experience as a reference.

• Hana
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• 2024/08/22 22:09

I have a renewal acceptance letter for 24 months
If I don't receive my new card after 24 months
what will happen ？ I checked the USCIS website
. I got a message saying that my acceptance letter will expire next April but it is being processed so don't inquire until November.
I don't understand.
I wonder if I will receive a new application acceptance letter ？
Please let me know if you know anything about this.

• Unicorn
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• 2024/08/02 19:34

Co-workers with no family in Hawaii to rely on. I know most fathers are full time, but I am interested in what kind of work the mothers do. I think full time is pretty difficult without the understanding of the company. I know you are busy with the new school year in public schools starting next week, but I would be happy to hear your comments.

• Honey bee
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• 2024/08/14 13:49

Hello ！
I would like to ask if anyone using HT internet in the Waikiki, Kaimuki, or Diamond Head area has any problems with connection or speed. I am currently using Spectrum, but I am wondering if I should switch to Spectrum to save money since it costs $90 for internet alone. However, I know that the price of HT is going up every year. Please let me know if you are using it ^_^.

• マナ
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• 2024/08/11 04:06

About living in Hawaii. I have a question for those who live or have lived in Hawaii. In comparing life in Hawaii and Japan, what do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of Hawaii over Japan, and what do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of Japan over Hawaii ？ Would you like to live in Hawaii again ？ If you currently live in Hawaii, would you like to stay in Hawaii or return to Japan? If you live in Hawaii now, do you want to live in Hawaii forever?

• アジア
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• 2024/07/23 16:44

8% annual interest rate, no taxes to pay.
I've been getting solicited from many places recently to move all my savings to a bank in the U.S. ？
I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm sure I'll be able to get a good deal.

If you listen carefully,

only Japanese can open an account.
Residents of the U.S. cannot open an account.
It seems to be that.
Why can't US residents open an account even though the bank is in the US ？
I wonder.

Anyone who has been solicited or knows this information
would like to share information ？?

• あやちん
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• 2024/07/24 20:03

I am a Japanese living in Japan and I am pregnant with a 14 week old child.
The father of the child is an American living in Hawaii.
I was in a relationship with him, but when he found out I had a child, he said he would raise it and that he loved me
but eventually ran away.
So at the very least, I am going to force him to acknowledge and pay child support and raise the child on my own.

I know what to do under Japanese law, but
does anyone know if it is possible for a Japanese living in Japan to use Hawaii's child support authorities
to make the American father pay ？
child support? 966> I would like to know if you have any other good information or advice ・ ・ ・.

• チャーリー漕ぎ夫(こぎおっと)🚲
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• 2024/08/05 12:39

Question.
I received a bicycle, and
I would like to know
where I can go to get the "yellow sticker" that everyone else has
on it.
I would also
appreciate it if you could tell me what I need for the procedure.
Please let me borrow your wisdom, everyone.

• Azuki
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• 2024/07/09 15:38

Nice to meet you, my name is Azuki.
I am looking for a place to play badminton in Honolulu.

I would like to
・Honolulu area
・Indoor facilities （ Clubs are fine ）
・Hours until around 6:00p.m.（ We do not have a car, we travel by bus and train, and would like to avoid traveling at night which can be dangerous ）
・Private rental places （ We are not thinking of renting out one court, etc. ）
We are not interested in renting out a court

We could not find a gymnasium etc. to rent on the internet, and the clubs only allow participation until 9:00p.m., etc., which is late, so we gave up on the idea. I had given up on it because it seemed that I could only join the club during late hours, such as until 9:00p.m.

If you have any advice or information, I would like to know 🙇🏼

Thank you.