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Reader Rep: Focus On Where You Went To High School Is Misleading

Reader Rep: Focus On Where You Went To High School Is Misleading

Hawaii’s elitist class and a counterculture response can get complicated, especially for the news media.

Search For New Schools’ Chief Continues To Raise Concerns Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Search For New Schools’ Chief Continues To Raise Concerns

Most people testifying at an education board meeting Tuesday questioned the process.

School Chief Search Resumes After Candidate Withdraws Cory Lum/Civil Beat

School Chief Search Resumes After Candidate Withdraws

The Board of Education says grant money to help pay for the search is also back on track after Darrel Galera backed out.

The Search For A New Hawaii Schools Chief Just Suffered A Major Setback Cory Lum/Civil Beat

The Search For A New Hawaii Schools Chief Just Suffered A Major Setback

The state has delayed the superintendent search amid worries that a former school board member might be getting favorable treatment.

Foundation Suspends $50K Grant For Superintendent Search Courtesy: Governor's Office

Foundation Suspends $50K Grant For Superintendent Search

The money to hire a search firm is pulled over concerns that a former school board member has the inside track to the job.

Hawaii School Board Member Wants Top State Education Job Courtesy: Governor's Office

Hawaii School Board Member Wants Top State Education Job

Darrel Galera is seen as a favorite for the superintendent position because of his relationship with Gov. David Ige.

State To Schools: Customize Your Hawaiian Education Approach Cory Lum/Civil Beat

State To Schools: Customize Your Hawaiian Education Approach

The Na Hopena A’o program encourages new approaches to helping students appreciate the “Hawaiian perspective.”

Hawaii Hopes To Pick Up The Pace In Cooling Classrooms Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Hawaii Hopes To Pick Up The Pace In Cooling Classrooms

The Department of Education has started to make a dent in Gov. David Ige’s promise to cool 1,000 classrooms — but at what cost?

How Waianae Coast Schools Are Growing Their Own Teachers Noelle Fujii/Civil Beat

How Waianae Coast Schools Are Growing Their Own Teachers

High school juniors and seniors are learning about the teaching profession with the hope they’ll stay close to home.

Mainland Students Could Be An ‘Economic Driver’ For Hawaii PF Bentley/Civil Beat

Mainland Students Could Be An ‘Economic Driver’ For Hawaii

Some lawmakers want the University of Hawaii to attract more out-of-state students who pay higher tuition as well as diversify the campuses.