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  • GENERAL
    • Academic Plan
    • Health & Wellness
    • Library
    • Meal Program >
      • Meal Menu
      • Online Meal Payments
    • Registration
    • School Community Council
  • About Us
    • Alma Mater/School Song
    • School Staff
    • Maunaloa's Piko
  • ACADEMIC & BEHAVIOR
    • School Systems
    • Response To Intervention
    • Standards and GLO's
    • "Gotcha Store"
    • PSAP (Primary School Adjustment Project)
    • Health & Safety Updates
    • Media Highlights
  • PARENTS
    • Parent Involvement Survey
    • Attendance
    • Bell Schedule
    • Chapter 19
    • Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
    • Parent Compact
    • School Calendar
    • Student Privacy Booklet
    • Supply List
    • Uniform & Dress Code
    • Memos and Notices
  • STUDENTS
  • Comments/Suggestions
The Primary School Adjustment Project (PSAP)
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The Primary School Adjustment Project (PSAP) is a school-based early identification and intervention program which seeks to enhance learning and social skills.  PSAP is for children in grades Kindergarten through grade three.  PSAP supplements the educational experience and promotes the personal development of children so they become successful learners in the classroom, school, and community.  PSAP utilizes a Child Aide to work with each student in play and activity sessions.  These interventions help develop the students' self esteem and to promote social skills in a close, supportive relationship.  The Child Aide communicates with parents and guardians to encourage a positive, cooperative, and involved relationship with the school.

Contact information:
Phone: 774-8300

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