A great article; to bad that this article only focused on what they are doing for the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders. I barely read anything that is being done to assist the native population and read absolutely nothing on what they are trying to do for the children that experience disabilities. When I moved my "native" family out here; I was warned of the dangers that came along with that decision. Children who come from the village have a different set of coping and structure skills. They struggle with what most who live in the city as the "norm."  They want to fit in and fail. As for students who experience disabilities; for the most part they want inclusion. So what if they are in a wheelchair; let them dance, so what if they can barely hold a pencil, let them paint, so what if they can barely talk; let them sing. Ask them what they want to do. That is population that gets told so much what they can't do; but rarely gets to show what they can do.