‘The Kids Feel Miserable’ But There’s No End In Sight For Hawaii’s School Bus Shortage
Lawmakers are weighing several proposals to address the lack of school bus drivers, but it’s unlikely that any routes will be restored next year.
UH Regents Interim Chair Vows To Fight For His Job
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Senate Bill Would Boost Salary Cap For Hawaii Schools Chief To $300K
Lawmakers have to address the superintendent’s pay range this year before the current law expires.
Senate Panel Rejects Confirmation Of Interim UH Regents Chair
The fate of Alapaki Nahale-a is now in the hands of the full Senate, barring a withdrawal of the gubernatorial nomination.
Teenager Arrested After 3 Maui Schools Receive School Shooting Threats
MPD is still investigating the threats, which were circulated on social media.
New School Will Welcome Lahaina’s Hawaiian Immersion Students In April
A temporary campus being built to replace the destroyed King Kamehameha III Elementary School will also accommodate Hawaiian immersion students.
Settlement Aims To Ensure Gender Equality For Student Athletes In Hawaii
The U.S. District Court upheld an agreement reached last year to settle a federal class-action lawsuit brought by female athletes at Campbell High School.
University of Hawaii Hilo To Train Undergraduates To Become Teachers
A new major would create an undergraduate program in education studies that would license elementary school teachers.
Gender Inequalities Persist In Hawaii High School Sports 6 Years After Locker Room Scandal
A class-action lawsuit over problems at Campbell High School has been settled, but the state still has a lot of work to do to comply with a federal anti-discrimination law.
The Hawaii Department Of Education Is Nowhere Close To Meeting Its Mandate To Buy More Local Food
The DOE has also failed to deliver a required annual update to state lawmakers on progress so far.