Hawaii School Suspensions: Are They Fair? Can They Be Reduced?
The state has low overall suspension rates, but still has disparities in which students are getting sent home. Meanwhile, some data has been missing.
Hawaii Public Schools Must Offer Sex Education, Board Decides
Comprehensive聽and age-appropriate sex ed will be required, although parents can opt out for their children.
What Does it Take to Get a Traffic Light in Pahoa?
Pahoa residents say kids are facing unsafe conditions along Pahoa Bypass Road, more than two years after the state appropriated funding for the work.
BOE to Address Sexual Health, Student Discipline on Tuesday
The board is expected to weigh in on whether to make schools offer sex education and make suspensions a last resort for discipline problems.
New Union Leaders Face Challenge Uniting Teachers
Challengers swept the Hawaii State Teachers Association election, but must now work to heal divisions created during the weeks-long voting process.
Teacher Who Sued to Block Union Election Wins Presidency
Corey Rosenlee will head the Hawaii State Teachers Association starting next month, after garnering the most votes in a June 2 election.
Lack of School Nurses in Hawaii Contributes to High Absentee Rates
School officials are trying new programs to increase the number of health professionals and improve student access to health care.
UH Ready to Move Quickly on Ige’s Mauna Kea Proposals
UPDATED: UH President David Lassner and UH Hilo Chancellor Donald Straney said they are prepared to “stop talking, start doing.”
Hawaii Teacher’s Bid to Halt New Union Election Fails in State Court
UPDATED: Claiming he already won a legitimate vote, a presidential candidate had sought a restraining order against plans for a new election Tuesday.
East-West Center President to Vacate Post Next Summer
The Honolulu research and education institution has been run by Charles Morrison since 1998 and now faces significant funding questions.