HI HR301

Honors Mun Lun School on its 100th anniversary, recognized as the oldest and largest daily Chinese language school in Hawaii and likely the entire nation.

Acknowledges the school's founding on February 4, 1911 by Mo Hock Ke Lock Bo, which was incorporated on October 14, 1908 with a mission to educate Chinese immigrants.

Recognizes Mun Lun School's students for achieving top honors in Chinese writing competitions in Beijing with six million participants from twenty-three countries over the last four years.

Commends the school's contributions to Hawaii's Chinese community through Mandarin language immersion, curriculum focused on Chinese culture and values, and partnerships with sister schools in Zhongshan, China.

Expresses the House of Representatives' appreciation for the school's role in preserving Chinese language and heritage in Hawaii's Chinatown and broader community.