<transcript><audio_10>education can be the silver bullet or the lynchpin that can help solve problems like homelessness a drug addiction social division and income inequality and in hawaii where are many</transcript><transcript><audio_11>intertwined cultures cherish our keiki and do all we can to open doors for their successes we assume that a high priority is placed on having a</transcript><transcript><audio_12>world-class educational system but is it I'm the show we talk about the programs available to our keiki the quality of our facilities and infrastructure addressing deferred maintenance increasing the number of cool rooms for</transcript><transcript><audio_13>our keiki and teachers a more comprehensive curriculum approach as well as appropriately recognizing and valuing our teachers and administrative staff and perhaps most importantly what</transcript><transcript><audio_14>life and career opportunities are we providing for our ke to thrive today and into the future welcome to the show today's guest is miss Chelsea harder</transcript><transcript><audio_15>from Hawaii energy specifically Chelsea is a market transformation specialist we're gonna learn a bit what that means today we'll be talking about energy education for students and teachers from pre-k through PhD as well as the Rise Program in more so again welcome to the show and</transcript><caption><image_16>The image shows a man and a woman sitting at a desk in a room with bookshelves in the background. The man is wearing a Hawaiian shirt and glasses and is holding a pen in his hand. He appears to be deep in thought, with his hand on his forehead and his eyes closed. The woman is sitting next to him, wearing a white blazer and has curly hair. She is smiling and looking at the man. On the desk in front of them, there is a piece of paper with the words "Think Tech Hawaii" written on it.</caption><transcript><audio_17>welcome Chelsea Thank You Carl thank you for joining us appreciate that it's good to be here I'm losing my little ear phone but it's all right um all right so and also um thanks for joining us on this day when when we have to remember a representative mark Takai he meant a lot</transcript><transcript><audio_18>to a lot of people so I appreciate you being here today as well um all right so tell us a little bit about first let's talk about yourself what's what's your background and tell us a little bit then about your job sure um I'm a former</transcript> education can be the silver bullet or the lynchpin that can help solve problems like homelessness a drug addiction social division and income inequality and in hawaii where are many intertwined cultures cherish our keiki and do all we can to open doors for their successes we assume that a high priority is placed on having a world-class educational system but is it I'm the show we talk about the programs available to our keiki the quality of our facilities and infrastructure addressing deferred maintenance increasing the number of cool rooms for our keiki and teachers a more comprehensive curriculum approach as well as appropriately recognizing and valuing our teachers and administrative staff and perhaps most importantly what life and career opportunities are we providing for our ke to thrive today and into the future welcome to the show today's guest is miss Chelsea harder from Hawaii energy specifically Chelsea is a market transformation specialist we're gonna learn a bit what that means today we'll be talking about energy education for students and teachers from pre-k through PhD as well as the Rise Program in more so again welcome to the show and welcome Chelsea Thank You Carl thank you for joining us appreciate that it's good to be here I'm losing my little ear phone but it's all right um all right so and also um thanks for joining us on this day when when we have to remember a representative mark Takai he meant a lot to a lot of people so I appreciate you being here today as well um all right so tell us a little bit about first let's talk about yourself what's what's your background and tell us a little bit then about your job sure um I'm a former
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