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One measure would fund Preschool Open Doors Program, which was inadvertently left out of the governor’s budget.

State Ethics Commission ruling nixes public school educational travel.

Funding to continue the Preschool Open Doors Program passes out of two Senate committees.

Proposal would establish a public preschool program giving priority to low-income children. The estimated price tag is $33 million.

Hawaii high school students who qualify academically could get tuition-free dual credit at community colleges if Senate Bill 374 becomes law.

As the Legislature debates sexual assault and harassment on campus, UH makes public a new zero tolerance policy.

Local councils can have input just at their school as well as on a statewide level.

Dozens of students and faculty members speak against the measure to eliminate smaller degree programs, and hundreds submit written testimony.

Bill would also increase the terms of board members to four years, with most running concurrently with the term of the governor who appoints them.

You’d think the state’s Department of Education and Board of Education would be all for keeping students and staff safe from chemical spraying.