School Board To Revote On Superintendent’s Contract — This Time Publicly
Concerns were raised after the board voted in executive session to reward the state superintendent with an additional contract year.
Hawaii’s Schools Chief Could Get One-Year Contract Extension
The Board of Education wants to send a clear message it is pleased with Christina Kishimoto’s performance since taking over the DOE in 2017.
‘Top Secret’ Clearance Expected For UH Lab Doing Navy Research
The University of Hawaii Applied Research Laboratory is closing in on a new $80 million contract for cybersecurity and renewable energy research.
Senators Put UH Finances Under A Microscope
A proposal backed by Gov. David Ige to expand a community college scholarship program to four-year schools is met with skepticism.
State Education Board Plans To Lobby Legislature Directly
The BOE wants to help field questions about the byzantine inner workings of the budget for public schools.
The Fight Against Flight At Hawaii’s Public Middle Schools
Educators know they have to persuade parents that this isn’t the time to send their kids to private school — or a different public school.
More Burglaries, Fewer Rapes Reported At UH Manoa
Newly released statistics show the number of reported rapes dropped from 13 in 2016 to seven in 2017.
Hawaii Public Schools Sued Over Unequal Treatment Of Female Athletes
UPDATED: The ACLU lawsuit comes 10 months after the group sent a demand letter to the state Department of Education over the lack of a girls locker room at Campbell High.
Want To Teach In Hawaii? The Job Often Comes With A Big Pay Cut
Teachers from the mainland only get credit for a few years of seniority, creating another challenge in efforts to address Hawaii’s teacher shortage.
Lawsuit Claims State Denies Critical Therapy For Kids With Autism
The suit alleges the departments of Education and Human Services aren’t coordinating to provide legally required services at schools.