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Olomana High & Intermediate School
Olomana High & Intermediate School part of Hawaii Department of Education, is an alternative-education school which offers classes for students in seventh grade through twelfth grade.〔(School information )〕 Located at 42-471 Kalanianaole Highway Kailua, Hawaii 96734, the school has about 250 students attending.〔(Olomana School in Kailua, HI | Education.com )〕
==History==
In Hawaii, the practice of youth incarceration dates back to the period of the Hawaiian monarchy. In 1864, on the island of Oahu, King Kamehameha V created the Keoneula Reformatory School for boys and girls in Kapalama, the first juvenile facility of its kind in the islands.〔(Kamehameha School Archives )〕 In 1903, 75 of the boys were relocated to farmland in Waialee (near Pūpūkea) on Oahu's North Shore. Then in succeeding decades various types of facilities and locales were used to house, train, and educate the youths. Finally in 1961 the boys’ and girls’ operations were combined to form the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility (Hawaii Department of Human Services) now based in Kailua. The facility later experienced its own series of moves as it went from one agency’s headship to another. In 1987, the Legislature created a juvenile justice interdisciplinary committee to study and determine the appropriate placement of the youth corrections program. The committee report, made in January 1989, recommended that a youth services agency be created and attached to the Department of Human Services for administrative purposes.〔(Olomana High & Intermediate” State.hi.us. 02 Apr. 2009 )〕
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