Carbone Speaks Out About His Resignation From UH Cancer Center
Michele Carbone totes his successes while dismissing critics as “jealous.” He also says he’s been the subject of “false attacks” by the media.
Kim Coco: Hawaii’s 4-Year-Olds Adrift in Election’s Aftermath
After a promising start four years ago, the state’s effort to reform early childhood educations lies in ruins. What will rise from them?
Michele Carbone Steps Down as Head of UH Cancer Center
Numerous faculty members at the center had complained about Carbone, who was also implicated in the firing of UH Manoa Chancellor Tom Apple.
UH Officials Talk Budget Woes at Civil Cafe
Panelists were UH Manoa Chancellor Robert Bley-Vroman, Regent Jeff Portnoy, Faculty Senate Chair Ron Bontekoe, undergraduate student president Stephen Nishihara.
Meet the University of Hawaii’s Newest Lobbyists
Jennifer Sabas, the late U.S. Sen. Dan Inouye’s former chief of staff, will try to use her influence to scrape up more money for the university.
UH Commits to Keeping Teaching Assistants Amid Student Protest
University of Hawaii graduate students have a list of demands as officials work through the budget crisis.
Preschool Measure: Big Spending by Just a Few Groups
Question No. 4 asks whether the state should change the constitution and allow public money to be used for private preschools.
Teachers Blast TIME Mag for Cover Portraying Them as ‘Rotten Apples’
As of Wednesday afternoon, the American Federation of Teachers had garnered more than 90,000 signatures on a petition asking TIME’s editors to apologize for this week’s “misleading” cover.
Schatz Endorses Preschool Ballot Campaign
The campaign is advocating for Question No. 4, which would allow the state to spending public funding on private preschool programs.
New Report Finds “Testing Overload in America’s Schools”
The report from the Center for American Progress found that schools test students once per month on average.