If the OIA (an organization comprised of Hawaii State institutions and employees)  is going to be allowed to cause under-valuation and basic disparate treatment  of private school achievement (either to take out jealousies or just to treat unequally), then there needs to be a meaningful re-examination of the philosophy and and approach to handling the interests of private school students and their families in this State.  Private school students and families, I think, are going to mostly be State residents and taxpayers.  I don't know why State institutions and employees are allowed to discriminate in this way so blatantly.  Maybe this is a good argument for some sort of tax credit or refund or voucher system to help out private school families.  They're already paying taxes to support public schools but then are being "punished" by the same schools they are paying for.  Maybe ILH families should get tax credits in exchange for their children getting punished.