Crossing America In The Hunt For New Teachers
Hawaii school officials have a new strategy for filling teacher vacancies: Bring principals along on mainland recruitment trips.
Why College Now Starts In High School For So Many Hawaii Kids
As the number of college-level courses offered in high school soars, state officials hope it will lead to a better educated workforce in Hawaii.
A Tough First Year Comes To An End For This Innovative Oahu Charter School
Despite efforts to build a culture of collaboration, Kamalani Academy faced a multitude of challenges with staff turnover and figuring out exactly how the school should be run.
Hawaii Teacher: Hey Parents — It’s A New School Year For You, Too
Instructors try to come up with new approaches to inspire the family connections that are crucial to students’ success.
Chaminade Students Help Design Center for Homeless
ALEA Bridge hopes to break ground in November for a 12- to 16-unit transitional housing development in Wahiawa.
The Painful Demise Of A Big Island Charter School
Ka’u Learning Academy had its charter revoked after multiple violations, but there were plenty of red flags from the beginning.
Teachers Channel Frustrations Into Political Campaigns
Union leaders say the four teachers seeking House seats are the highest number of teacher-candidates in recent years.
State Revokes Charter Of Big Island School
Parents will have to find new schools for 93 students after the Ka’u Learning Academy is closed by the Charter School Commission.
How Hawaii Is Trying To ‘Grow Our Own’ Pipeline of New Teachers
In an effort to address the state’s chronic teacher shortage, a new initiative offers scholarships and support to help long-term subs become licensed teachers.
Charter School Principal Calls It Quits After A Year
Principal Jeff Vilardi is the latest in a series of staff departures at Kamalani Academy.