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University Of Hawaii Report Finds ‘Discriminatory Policing’ In Honolulu Schools Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

University Of Hawaii Report Finds ‘Discriminatory Policing’ In Honolulu Schools

Researchers said Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and Black students were disproportionately cited for offenses like running away from home or truancy.

Did Unions’ Lack of Support Spell Trouble for School Superintendent? Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Did Unions’ Lack of Support Spell Trouble for School Superintendent?

Some education insiders said while union opposition was damaging, it was not “as simple as unions throwing their weight around.”

DOE Doesn’t Expect Schools To Fully Reopen Until Next Year Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

DOE Doesn’t Expect Schools To Fully Reopen Until Next Year

The latest reopening plan for public schools was unveiled after education officials struck a new agreement with the teachers’ union.

How One Private School Is Trying To Help Public Schools Catch Up Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

How One Private School Is Trying To Help Public Schools Catch Up

Hanahauoli School, a private elementary school, said its tuition-free virtual summer school for DOE kids is made possible by a donation from a local family.

From The Philippines To Lanai: State Hopes New Teaching Recruits Will Fill A Gap Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

From The Philippines To Lanai: State Hopes New Teaching Recruits Will Fill A Gap

Three Filipina teachers are working on one of Hawaii’s smallest inhabited islands, while a fourth is on Oahu after a journey interrupted by COVID-19.

Hawaii Schools Superintendent To Step Down After Her Contract Expires In July Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

Hawaii Schools Superintendent To Step Down After Her Contract Expires In July

Christina Kishimoto faced intense criticism from the teachers’ union and principals over what they said was a failure to present a clear strategy for dealing with the pandemic.

Hawaii Aims To Reopen Elementary Schools After Spring Break Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Hawaii Aims To Reopen Elementary Schools After Spring Break

The guidance comes after several behind-the-scenes meetings involving the Department of Education and other state leaders.

Hawaii Preschools See Declines In Enrollment And Available Seats Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Hawaii Preschools See Declines In Enrollment And Available Seats

Private pre-kindergarten programs have lost $7 million in tuition as fewer families send children to school, according to the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools.

Eric Stinton: The DOE Is Looking In The Wrong Places To Trim The Fat Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Eric Stinton: The DOE Is Looking In The Wrong Places To Trim The Fat

If we cut teacher differentials for special education teachers, those who suffer the most will be the ones who need teachers the most.

Hawaii Gives Green Light To Limited In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Allan Parachini/Civil Beat/2020

Hawaii Gives Green Light To Limited In-Person Graduation Ceremonies

The ceremonies must be held outdoors or in a place with “adequate ventilation” and adhere to other strict COVID-19 safety protocols.