The DOE Has A New Strategic Plan. Now Education Officials Need To Implement It
The blueprint lays out priorities including boosting math and reading skills as well as recruiting more teachers.
FBI Arrests Ex-Punahou Coach On Child Pornography Charges
The FBI is asking potential victims to come forward.
Daniel K. Inouye Elementary Assistant Principal Wins $25,000 Award
Esther Kwon joins more than 2,900 K-12 educators who have won the Milken Educator Award.
Hawaii Legislature: Inside The Push To Make School Meals Free In Hawaii
A growing number of states are looking for ways to make free meals a permanent part of public education.
Why School Enrollment Declines Are A ‘Significant Concern’ In HawaiiÂ
Hawaii is on track to have fewer students enrolled in state-run schools by 2027 than at any point since the early years of statehood.
The Clock Is Running On Plan To Finally Meet Family Demand For Pre-K
The ambitious public-private blueprint has drawn positive reviews from early childhood education advocates but questions over the lengthy timeframe.
Opening Of New Maui High School Delayed Amid Safety Concerns
Maui County officials declined to give the state Department of Education permission to open the school next week.
Hawaii Kids ‘Connect These Dots’ To Understand Climate Change
From public schools on the Westside to private schools in Honolulu, teachers are finding creative ways to educate — and empower — students facing the effects of a warming planet.
Hawaii Agency Is Racing ‘Against The Clock’ To Build New Preschools
The School Facilities Authority says it needs help to meet a June 2024 deadline to build and renovate up to 200 preschool classrooms.
Lawsuit: State Failed To Help Severely Disabled Boy
Hawaii still lacks long-term secure facilities for students with behavioral issues who can end up being housed on the mainland.Â