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Amid complaints and the resignation of their director, Charter School Commission members face an uncertain future.

The relationship between the commission and charter school leaders has become increasingly contentious in the last year.

Measures before the Hawaii Legislature would create a unit for graduate student assistants employed at the University of Hawaii.

Legislative proposals would dramatically change public education in Hawaii, but paying for them is a problem.

A case heard Thursday by the Hawaii Labor Relations Board alleges the university didn’t honor key conditions of one professor’s hire letter and retaliated against another.

Bankers, former regents and contractors supported the measure while the Ethics Commission and University of Hawaii faculty union opposed it.

The cost of living weighs so heavily on schoolteachers that many fear they will never get ahead if they stay here.

A teachers union proposal to raise taxes for wide-ranging education improvements is a long shot, but just about everyone is talking about more air conditioning.

A decade after Act 51 mandated that each school in Hawaii have a school community council, it’s unclear how well the system is — or isn’t — working. 

The Legislature says it’s a management problem, but the university maintains it’s an issue of funding. Meanwhile, campus facilities continue to crumble to the detriment of students.