Will Hawaii’s Teacher Evaluation System Get Scrapped?
The Senate Education Committee is calling on the Board of Education to get rid of the current teacher evaluation system.
Hawaii’s Public Charter School Movement At A Crossroads
Big changes could be ahead, including how new schools are created and how they are overseen.
HSTA Tax Hike Dies, Support Doesn’t
Teachers made a strong show of support at the Board of Education on Tuesday for their union’s proposed education reforms.
Tax Increases For Education, Elderly Rejected In Hawaii Senate
A proposal pushed by the teachers union would have raised $850 million per year. Another bill would have helped pay for caregiver services.
Is Higher Education Less Valuable In Hawaii?
Hawaii聽has more residents with聽college degrees than the U.S.聽average, but they don’t seem to be earning as much money.
$100,000 Salaries Mushroom At DOE In The Last 4 Years
Superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi is the highest-paid Hawaii Department of Education employee at $200,000. At the other end, office assistants聽start at $22,824.
UH Manoa Has Failed To Cut Energy Use. So Now What?
The University of Hawaii is hoping a new focus on renewables will finally help it meet energy consumption goals it set years ago.
UH’s Top 25: Deans, Researchers, Professors And The Football Coach
Hawaii isn’t football-crazy enough to make the head coach our聽highest-paid public employee, but until he was fired Norm Chow was right up there.
DOE Struggles To Fill Positions That Serve Special Ed Students
One聽in three school psychologist positions and one in four speech pathologist positions are vacant聽within the Department of Education.
House Higher Ed Leader Takes Aim At UH
The nearly two dozen bills introduced by Rep. Isaac Choy may be indicative of a larger sense of frustration with the university.