The mark consists of the letters KCAA spanned horizontally with a rectangular background that simulates paper from a lined children's writing tablet. Underneath that, appears the phrase, PRESCHOOLS OF HAWAI'I. Above the letters KCAA appear five animated children. None of the children have defined faces. Beginning on the left side: the first child wears shorts with flowers and wears slippers or sandals. This child's right arm is raised above its head, and its left is away from its body and pointed diagonally downward. Its head is tilted slightly toward the left. This child's right leg is slightly bent at the knee so that its heel is slightly off the ground. The second child is taller than the first, has shoulder-length hair, and wears a dress draping close to her knees. The dress has two horizontal wavy stripes or lines. This child is wearing slippers or sandals. This child's arms are raised in an upside down "T" formation, and her head is tilted slightly to her left. Her left foot is raised off the ground to about the ankle level of her right foot. The child in the middle is the smallest of the five and has hair overlapping the shirt. She is wearing a tee shirt with flowers and a skirt draping to slightly above the knees. This child wears shoes with tops no higher than her ankles. Both this child's arms are pointed upward in a "Y" formation, and she is leaning to her right. Both her feet are flat on the ground. The fourth is taller than the second child and has hair covering the ears. This child wears a tee shirt and shorts that drape near the knees. The child's left sided shorts contain a flower design. This fourth child is wearing slippers or sandals. This child's arms form a diagonal. The child's head is tilted left. Its right foot is raised to about the ankle level of the left; so that leg is bent at the knee. The fifth child is slightly taller than the third. This child is wearing a tee shirt with a horizontal band of flowers chest level across the shirt. This child's shorts extend past the shins so that only a very narrow band of the child's skin above the ankle shows. This child's shoes are high-tops above the ankles. This child's arms are raised in an upside down "T"position. The child is standing on only its right leg, with the left straight but extended out, so that the left foot is raised to about the lower calf level of the right.