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Even if the proposed constitutional amendment passes in November, it won’t automatically guarantee new money for schools.

A new report by the Food Research & Action Center shows Hawaii near the bottom in terms of serving an after-school supper to low-income students.

DOE takes steps to beef up its anti-bullying efforts, but it faces a lawsuit alleging schools didn’t stop the harassment of two students.

They’re studying water management issues and pushing for the release of water into stream beds for agricultural use.

A lot of public school teachers have been lured to private schools by modern facilities and smaller classes. Here’s what some said about their experiences.

The state Senate is scheduled to vote Tuesday on a teachers’ union-backed bill that would cap mandatory tests for students at four per year.

Catherine Payne wants the Hawaii Board of Education more involved in setting policy and more visible to the public.

The measure would establish a state corollary to the federal Title IX law prohibiting gender discrimination.

The Hawaii senator’s debt-free college plan is getting some attention nationally even though it’s unlikely to gain congressional approval any time soon.

Kamalani Academy teachers talk about their journey to the classroom, and the triumphs and pitfalls of starting a new charter school.