SUN Youth℠
Hawaii
Empowering students ages 12–17 across Hawaii to earn, learn, and build real-world skills — with FLSA compliance, guardian oversight, and Title I alignment.
SUN Youth℠
Hawaii
Student income. Community impact.
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What's true in Hawaii
Sourced figures — reported years and methods differ, noted on every card.
195
Title I schools
NCES CCD, SY2021-22
295
Public schools
NCES CCD, SY2022-23
1
School districts
NCES Digest 214.30, SY2021-22
$73M
Annual Title I Part A
CRS R48607, FY2023
$64M
Annual Perkins V (CTE)
Approx. — state Perkins V plan
$5M
State CTE appropriation
Approx. — state CTE budget
Yes
Charter schools permitted
HRS Section 302D-1, 1999
Eligible students ≈ 77K is a modelled estimate built from NCES grade-band averages (CCD SY2022-23) — not a counted figure. Title I funding is the FY2023 state allocation, rounded. School and district counts are drawn from different reported years, as shown above. CTE funding figures are approximate planning numbers from the state's Perkins V plan and CTE budget — useful for scale, not audited allocations.
Work rules in Hawaii
The limits your teen's gigs are held to. SUN Youth enforces these automatically on every job.
Ages 12–13
Federal baseline- Max per week during school
- 10 hrs
- Max per week in summer
- 15 hrs
- Must stop by, school nights
- 7 PM
- Must stop by, summer
- 9 PM
- Work permit
- Required
Federal FLSA baseline for 12-13. No federal min wage requirement for casual neighbor-type work. State rules may be stricter. Uses Federal FLSA baseline — no stricter HI state rules found for this age band.
Source →Ages 14–15
- Max per week during school
- 18 hrs
- Max per week in summer
- 40 hrs
- Must stop by, school nights
- 9 PM
- Must stop by, summer
- 9 PM
- Work permit
- Required
HI Rev. Stat. 390-1 et seq. Work permit required from labor division.
Source →Ages 16–17
- Max per week during school
- No limit
- Max per week in summer
- No limit
- Work permit
- Not required
HI 16-17: No restrictions. No permit required.
Source →Why SUN Youth℠
Guardian approves every gig. Hour caps auto-enforced by age. Prohibited jobs blocked — no exceptions.
Paid to a youth financial account with spending controls. Savings goals, tax records, and SUN Rewards built in.
Documented work history, financial literacy certification, and Academy℠ credentials that follow them into adulthood.
Your school's PTA, your church, your Scouts troop, your YMCA — trusted organizations your families already belong to are compliant hiring opportunities today.
Available to families and schools in Hawaii and nationwide.