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	RAP Fees in Hawaii RAP Fee: $6,750.00 - $9,750 (depending upon school population) (Cost for a Title 1 school who has not had RAP within the last 5 years, the cost is $600 - $1000 depending on school population. ) ** Please note, up to 25% of our RAP schools may receive the reduced cost even if they have had RAP within the last 5 years. This amounts to approximately 1 school per semester. If a school does not fall within this context, it may pay our standard RAP fee. Upon signing a contract with RAP, each school is entitled to the following professional services and program components: one faculty presentation six-nine classroom presentations, depending on school size six family RAP sessions read-alouds for children, toddlers to teens dinners for all participants snacks and drinks for all participants Family Reading Handbook binder for each participating family handout masters flyers and reminder memos Parents' Bookshelf (lending library) Book Swap seed books RAP banners book door prizes all necessary registration materials, flyers and reminders neighbor islands schools call 531-1985 for more information additional classrooms $125 each.	Steps to becoming a RAP school: 1. Contact Read Aloud America Click here to fill in a scheduling form, or contact Jed Gaines at: Phone: (808) 531-1985 Fax: (808) 593-1984 Email: jedgaines@readaloudamerica.org 2. Make a $1,500.00 deposit. This non-refundable deposit secures your school's position in the RAP schedule. 3. Set up a planning meeting: The school team, usually consisting of the Principal. Librarian, PCNC and/or PTA President, meets to discuss necessary agreements and schedules. 4. Schedule a RAP Implementation Meeting: The school team meets with the RAP Coordinators to review program logistics. Topics include: Schedules and responsibilities Flyers and notices Registration procedures Volunteer needs
	Students sign in for a RAP session
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