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Hawaii’s statewide school board needs to improve its own communication and technology capabilities if it wants schools to improve.

A product of public schools ponders what his work sharpening Punahou students’ speaking skills means for those left behind.

The head of a major land company will head the search for someone to turn around a program that is $3.5 million in the hole.

Common Core has sparked sharp debate among teachers and parents in the islands, but the standards offer clear learning goals to guide education, teachers and students.

UH agreed with many recommendations, but disputed the state auditor’s call to repeal six of the 65 funds reviewed.

Why is the $11 million interscholastic sports budget still treated as a sacred cow that can’t be trusted to the decisions of individual schools?

Free public discussions about improving education in Hawaii will cover teacher development and how the state should handle preschool education.

School officials are asking lawmakers for millions in taxpayer money over the next two years to cover increased operating costs.

The unfolding disaster on the Big Island was slow-moving enough to allow time for this evacuating schoolteacher to have an epiphany.

Some advice for the new governor as he presses ahead with his education agenda.