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Departing the board after June 30 will be chairwoman Catherine Payne and Ken Uemura.

A House bill now in the Senate that would create affordable rentals for teachers in Ewa Beach could be a model for Hawaii, its proponents say.

Public school students have been eligible for free breakfast and lunch during the pandemic through a program that is set to expire in June.

Native languages are disappearing in the U.S. and beyond. Hawaii’s efforts to promote the Hawaiian language could serve as a model elsewhere.

The resistance makes the road to passage more difficult for Senate Bill 2819, which proposes a one-time salary adjustment for veteran teachers whose pay does not reflect their years of experience.

A veteran deaf educator — hired to lead the Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind in 2016 — was demoted by the area superintendent in 2019 without proper cause.

There are easy ways to help teachers — and students — succeed.

Conflicting guidance from the Department of Health had caused confusion on the outdoor school mask mandate.

Lawmakers are considering programs to boost the pay of child care workers and offer stipends to early childhood educators.

The appointed board approved a revised job description on Thursday after lengthy debate over whether to require a master’s degree for eligibility.