HI SB1096

Authorizes the Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) to facilitate redevelopment of public school lands identified by the Department of Education to generate revenue for modernizing and constructing twenty-first century schools.

Establishes "public school lands" as lands under Department of Education management used for kindergarten, elementary, secondary schools, and public libraries, excluding federally-owned or privately-owned lands.

Requires new schools to incorporate energy efficiency, sustainability measures, modern technology, flexible classroom designs, and community engagement processes in accordance with Department of Education specifications.

Directs proceeds from leasing or redeveloping public school lands to be deposited into the school facilities special fund, less HCDA administrative costs not exceeding 15 percent of collected sums.

Expands HCDA board membership to include seven voting members for public school facilities redevelopment decisions, including the superintendent of education, school design specialist, Hawaiian cultural specialist, and four at-large members, with effectiveness date of July 1, 2013.