The Native Hawaiian Education Act is a federal law established in 1988 to support the educational needs of Native Hawaiian students. It aims to improve educational opportunities and outcomes for these students by promoting culturally relevant teaching and learning practices. The Act provides funding for various programs, including early childhood education, K-12 education, and post-secondary education initiatives. Additionally, the Act encourages collaboration between schools, families, and communities to enhance the educational experience for Native Hawaiians. It also supports the development of educational resources that reflect the unique culture and history of the Native Hawaiian people, fostering a sense of identity and pride among students.