Proms Are Canceled Due To COVID-19, DOE Says
The superintendent issued the new guidance to schools in a memo but said a decision on graduations will be made later.
Teachers Shift Lessons to Focus on US Capitol Attack
The mob-led insurrection at the symbolic and hallowed institution offers teachable moments in the classroom.
Hawaii Teachers Get Their Turn To Receive COVID-19 Vaccines
In an update to members on Friday, the state teachers’ union said schools will begin surveying employees on their desire to receive a vaccine.
Lawsuit: DOE Failed To Help Hilo Student Who Was Harassed And Bullied
The federal lawsuit is directed against the Hawaii department and board of education for failing to intervene and stop the nearly yearlong bullying.
After ‘Egregious’ Delay, Education Nonprofit Scores DOE Finance Data
Education Institute of Hawaii only obtained complete financial accounting records from DOE in October after a two-and-a-half-year quest.
Ige’s New Budget Proposal Would Wipe Out The Jobs Of 149 State Workers
The proposed spending cuts may result in the first state government layoffs in more than a decade.
Eric Stinton: How We All Survived A Semester Of Zoom Classes
A lot of challenges were both expected and inevitable. And there have been bright spots and silver linings that I couldn’t have predicted.
Schools Provide A Critical Safety Net For Kids. Can They Do That Via Zoom?
Youth advocates and school staff worry students are not getting the proper counseling or basic social services available in a regular school setting.
Teachers Balance Need To Cater To In-Person, Online Students Simultaneously
Some students have returned to campus only to find themselves studying online with the rest of the class.
Hawaii Schools Food Services Administrator Steps Down
The head of the school food services branch oversees the handling and distribution of school meals and other programs statewide.