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"i. — ^•*rr j I ~l~ Attention Kamehameha Schools Applicants for 2004 Education Programs and Financial Aid Register Now!

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All applicants who woulel like to be considered under Kamehameha Schools' preference policy* must verify their Hawaiian ancestry with Kamehameha's Ho'oulu Hawaiian Data Center. Kamehameha Schools gives preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law.* Kamehameha Schools' preference policy applies to all education programs and financial aid administered by KS. The registration process includes filling out an official Hawaiian Ancestry Registry form and submitting appropriate supporting documentation such as birth certificates. Applicants who do not submit a completed registry form and supporting documents by the respective program deadline will NOT be considered under the preference policy. To avoid delays in verification — REGISTER IMMEDIATELY! You do not have to be currently applying to a Kamehameha Schools program to verify your Hawaiian ancestry. Onee verified, you do not have to re-submit ancestry documents for any other Kamehameha Schools programs. Remember that Hawaiian ancestry registration is a separate process from program application, and does not guarantee admission to any of Kamehameha's programs. The Data Center's purpose is to ensure accurate and consistent verification of Hawaiian ancestry for applicants seeking to qualify for admissions preference to KS programs; as well as to develop a comprehensive database of the Hawaiian population to support planning for lifelong learning in the Hawaiian community.

Kalani and Chrlstopher Zarko have reglstered their children, Kawika and Pomai, in the Ho'oulu Data Center. Kawika, age four, is a current Pauahi Keiki Scholar. For more information or to request an off ieial registry form, please contact the Ho'oulu Hawaiian Data Center at: www.ksbe.edu/datacenter Email: registry@ksbe.edu 567 South King Street, Suite 130 Honolulu, Hawai'i 96813 Phone (808) 523-6228 Fax (808) 523-6286 Outside O'ahu 1 (800) 842-4682, press 9, then 36228 You may also visit these community locations for help with your Hawaiian ancestry registration: KS Community Learning Center at Nānākuli 87-2070 Farrington Hwy., Space C Pacific Shopping Mall Nānākuli, Hl 96792 (808) 668-1517 M - F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. KS Neighbor lsland Regional Resource Centers East Hawai'i 101 Aupuni St., #102, Hilo, Hl 96720 935-0116 West Hawai'i 78-6831 Ali'i Dr. , #232, Kailua-Kona, Hl 96740 322-5400 Kaua'i 2970 Haleko Rd., #101, Līhu'e, Hl 96766 245-8070 Maui 285 W. Ka'ahumanu Ave., #205, Kahului, Hl 96732 871 -9736 Moloka'i/Lāna'i P.O. Box 1047, Kaunakakai, Hl 96748 553-3673

Kamehameha Schools KS' policy is to give preference to appiicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law. Enrichment Programs— March 26, 842-8761 Post High Financial Aid— April 15, 534-8080 Pauahi Keiki Scholars— May 15, 534-8080 Outside O'ahu eall 1 (808) 842-4682, press 8211