What Happened to the Hawaii Teachers Union Preschool Ballot Campaign?
The HSTA spent more than $142,000 on its campaign against the constitutional amendment for preschools — and then yanked its communications effort.
Common Core Criticisms Miss the Mark
The common core standards facilitate equity in education, allow us to speak the same language and move toward the same goals.
Aiona, Ige Largely Like-Minded on Needed Education Reform
But the top Hawaii gubernatorial candidates disagree about giving public money to private preschools.
Study: Hawaii the 5th Worst State for Teachers
The Aloha State ranked worst in the nation for average starting salaries and median annual salaries.
New Disclosure Law No Problem For These UH Regents Applicants
Despite a new law requiring public financial disclosures for more state board members, there seems to be no shortage of people interested in serving.
Lava Flow Threatens Pahoa Schools
The Department of Education is preparing for the potential loss of Keonepoko Elementary School.
New Education Think Tank: Let’s Overcome Hawaii’s DOE Bureaucracy
The Education Institute of Hawaii is focused on school empowerment.
National Campaign to End Campus Assaults Doesn’t Involve Hawaii Students
The White House’s “It’s On Us” campaign enlists students from nearly 200 colleges and universities across the country to engage their peers and communities in preventing sexual assaults on campus.
UH Manoa Faculty Senate Censures President Lassner
The resolution contends that David Lassner fired former UH Manoa Chancellor Tom Apple without consulting faculty, students and others.
Chemical Odor Sends 50 Honokaa Students, Staff to Hospital
Today’s outbreak is the fifth such incident to affect Hawaii public schools over the past year.