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By Loren Moreno, The Honolulu Advertiser
The state Board of Education last night approved 95 schools' requests to convert teacher training days into instructional days, an action that restores as many as six classroom days that would have been lost because of staff furloughs.
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By B.J. Reyes, Honolulu Star-Bulletin
House leaders again resisted calls for a special legislative session to deal with public schools, asking instead for a reopening of the state teachers' contract to restore classroom time being lost to furloughs.
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Vaccine push
By Helen Altonn, Honolulu Star-Bulletin
About 75,000 children and at least 10,000 staff and faculty members have been vaccinated in this year's seasonal flu school clinics, and state health officials hope to see the turnout repeated in H1N1 school clinics starting next Friday.
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Fort Hood massacre shocks Hawaii troops
By Suzanne Roig, The Honolulu Advertiser
Hawaii soldiers reacted with a mixture of shock and sadness as news of the shooting spree at Fort Hood unfolded yesterday, and some thought that it could just as easily happen here.
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