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Hawaii students are more likely to be bullied and attempt suicide than the national average. House Bill 819 would change the way we approach this challenge.

State’s chief academic officer will be the deputy assistant secretary for policy and programs at the U.S. DOE.

New research shows that cyberbullying is becoming a serious problem on college campuses, especially for female students.

Preschool Open Doors helps hundreds of Hawaii families but was left out of the budget mix. Lawmakers are working to fix the mistake.

Commission says candidates for the Hawaii State Teachers Association can’t use school mailboxes to campaign.

The Sustainable Hawaii Youth leadership Initiative’s spring break in the workplace featured future engineers, a prospective lawmaker and an aspiring journalist.

As Hawaii moves forward with anti-bullying efforts to protect our children, we should not move backward on anti-harassment protections for workers. 

Honolulu teachers have the lowest median salary of 60 major U.S. metropolitan areas when adjusted for the cost of living.

A new federal grant will help, but for now the focus remains on serving children from low-income families.

At the same time, the state Department of Education needs to make sure it participates in federal grant programs that help pay for early education opportunities.