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Technology
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Community Resources
Technology
Multilingual Tech Support
Waipahu High School students created websites and tutorials on how to use Google Classroom, Google Drive, Google Meet, Google email, and Infinite Campus.
These tutorials are available in Chuukese, Ilokano, Tagalog, Marshallese, Samoan, Tongan, and English.
Ohana Help Desk
Students and parents can receive technology assistance for online learning.
Phone: 643-DESK (3375)
Chat: chat.ohanahelpdesk.org
Monday - Friday 7 am - 8 pm (HST)
Sunday 4 pm - 8 pm (HST)
Closed on Saturdays and holidays
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Application Support (Gsuite)
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Connectivity Support (Wifi)
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Device Support (Chromebooks and iPads)
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Video Conferencing Support (Webex and Google Meets)
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Other Technology Support (Cybersecurity, Anti-bullying)
Student and Parent Tutorials
Did you ever want to learn how to use a Chromebook, Make a Slide show, Create a Document, Meet with your friends on Google Meet or just use your computer to create art?
Here is a link that will take you to a collection of "How To Tutorials" to help you on your way to become more familiar with your computer and assist you with all different types of functions.
Have fun and enjoy!!
Ho'ohiki Pilina Program
Malamamentalhealth.org is a comprehensive mental health directory website aimed to improve the accessibility of mental health resources for Hawai'i's Gen Z. This site covers topics such as common problems, self-help, help through loved ones, how to get help confidentially, how to get help with and without insurance, and much more. These topics were highly requested in a survey sent out to high school students in Honolulu and there is a Google Form on the homepage where people can submit feedback for improvement. This site was created by high school students under the guidance of Dr.Trina Orimoto, a licensed clinical psychologist from the Child Adolescent Mental Health Division of the Hawaii State Department of Health, and its content will be regularly updated as needed.
Health
Malamamentalhealth.org is a comprehensive mental health directory website aimed to improve the accessibility of mental health resources for Hawai'i's Gen Z. This site covers topics such as common problems, self-help, help through loved ones, how to get help confidentially, how to get help with and without insurance, and much more. These topics were highly requested in a survey sent out to high school students in Honolulu and there is a Google Form on the homepage where people can submit feedback for improvement. This site was created by high school students under the guidance of Dr.Trina Orimoto, a licensed clinical psychologist from the Child Adolescent Mental Health Division of the Hawaii State Department of Health, and its content will be regularly updated as needed.
If you, a friend, or a family member need help with making healthy decisions, here are some community resources.
Remember, you can always talk to your parent, caregiver, and other trusted adults, such as your teacher, counselor, school administrator, and other school staff, to get the help you need.
Scroll down to find resources to support you.
Learning/Workshops
Hawai'i Statewide Family Engagement Center
Their website offers many resources that equip families with knowledge and skills to effectively support and advocate for their children's learning with the purpose to implement high impact family engagement strategies, programming and policies that build powerful partnerships among family, school, and community. They promote Family Engagement as a learning equity strategy to improve student academic success and school improvement.
Please visit their website for more information.
English language learner program
Hawaii Literacy offers free classes in English and gaining language skills related to real life situations. Our program is designed to be an open environment supporting anyone needing assistance from a variety of skill levels, backgrounds and commitment levels. Students may come one time only, as needed, or on a consistent basis. Services are available for speakers of all abilities - from beginners to advanced.
Please note, only virtual classes are being offered currently due to COVID-19. Hope to see you in our online class soon!
The Child Mind Institute provides resources, and effective ways to respond to challenges and concerns from parents. They provide expert guidance and offer ways you can help get the best care for your child and family.
This website includes:
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Common Concerns
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Parent Guides for developmental milestones, getting good care, and support for children with special needs
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Common questions answered by an Expert
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Parent Workshops
