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Aka`ula School
Home of the Voyagers


School Year 2020 - 2021

Learning and Leading Together Since 2003

PRISM 2020-21
Providing Resolutions with Integrity for a Sustainable Molokai

​Aloha,
As part of the PRISM Program, our middle and high school students are currently conducting STS (science, technology, and society) issue investigations.  Below you will find links to the data collection instruments that students wrote to answer their research questions. If you want to participate in any or all of their data collection efforts, please click on the links below.  We ask that you visit links that match your residency and please complete a questionnaire once started.  We also would appreciate your sharing these links with your contacts.  We look forward to, and appreciate, your participation in our studies.
​Aka`ula Staff and Students





Molokai Residents
Reforestation on Molokai
Meth use on Molokai

Wedge-tailed shearwaters
 
Hawaii residents
Thirty-meter telescope 

COVID19 vaccinations        

United States residents
COVID herd immunity
Meatless diet
Ethical use of social media
Health care in the United States
Climate change
Illegal wildlife trafficking
LGBTQ+ rights
GMO crops

 
Africa residents
COVID vaccines in Africa
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Added 4/5/21


Maui County residents

Tourism

Hawaii residents
Suicide in Hawaii

Ages 12-18 only

Anxiety and Depression Among Teens

Added 4/11/21
Molokai residents
Shark squalene


Methamphetamine Use

​Added 4/15/21
Deer Products


Stay tuned for information about our upcoming digital symposium where we will share the results of our research.  Mahalo.

Our small school has always had big dreams.  Aka`ula School was established in 2003 with the dream of creating a community of critical thinkers able to take informed action on social, cultural, and environmental issues.  
 
We dream of making the world a better place for ourselves and for others. Many in our community are marginalized and underrepresented, culturally, socially, and economically.  Through an educational program of academic rigor balanced with art, music, and physical education, students develop and hone the skills and abilities they need to pursue their individual dreams. In doing so, our students develop resiliency, strength, determination, and persistence.


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​Aka`ula School
P. O. Box 2098
Kaunakakai, HI 96748
(808)567-6980/567-6981
​Fax: (808)442-9393
dlukonen@gmail.com


Aka`ula School is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible.
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