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Nearly one in four say they’ve at least considered killing themselves. Can teaching kids about mental health earlier change that?

The Department of Education wants to levy fees on new developments to help offset school construction costs near several planned rail stations.

Faculty members say their health is being affected by odors and fumes from air vents at the St. John Laboratory Complex.

The move by the Hawaii governor follows federal legislation that replaced No Child Left Behind.

The former chair steps down June 30, something he said he’d do a year ago when he resigned as Board of Education chair.

The Department of Education is in the midst of implementing big changes. Will the new policy make a difference?

Education leaders and advocates agree special education students need to spend more classroom time with peers. But how?

A ruling in favor of the California teacher suing her union could have had major ramifications for organized labor in Hawaii.

The Ways and Means Committee approves 22 measures, but April negotiations regarding the Legislature’s financial priorities await.

Low salaries and limited training options stymie efforts to recruit special education workers in Hawaii schools.