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Ka Leo is hoping for a proposed student fee increase after it revamped its smartphone app to recapture students’ attention.

With some rides suspended when classes start Monday, the district is offering free monthly Maui Bus youth passes.

Hawaii’s public education landscape is changing, and a new openness is far superior to the one-size-fits-all approach.

The $7 million structure will house the school’s legal aid program, where students provide pro bono assistance to clients.

Christina Kishimoto plans on visiting all the islands in her first six months to talk with educators and students.

“This is not only a Hawaii phenomenon, this is a national phenomenon,” says a state researcher.

The father of a special needs student who wasn’t allowed to attend is complaining to the Department of Education.

We’re expanding our coverage of education and schools in Hawaii, thanks to a grant from the Chamberlin Family Foundation.

To address its perpetual revolving door of teachers, Hawaii is experimenting with some new strategies.

Some people think the internet will ruin young minds, but it’s a tool that teachers must learn to use properly.