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Lunch Debt And Book Fines Are The Last Barriers To Graduation Hawaiʻi requires high school seniors pay off school debts before donning a cap and gown. Not all families can afford to.

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Lunch Debt And Book Fines Are The Last Barriers To Graduation

Kamehameha Ending Scholarships For Students Attending Other Schools The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

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Hawaiʻi Is Making A Big Push To Increase College Enrollment. Will It Work? A new program offers Hawaiʻi seniors guaranteed admissions to nine University of Hawaiʻi campuses, but advocates say more needs to be done if UH really wants to reach more disadvantaged students.

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Viral Bullying Videos Are Sign Of Bigger Problem In Hawaiʻi Schools Social media is amplifying conflicts and normalizing bad behavior as teens film fights and post them online to draw hundreds of views and comments.

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Kamehameha Schools Sued Over Native Hawaiian Admissions Policy Updated: Students for Fair Admissions founder Ed Blum said he has received death threats over his attempt to strike down the policy.

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100TH PUBLIC PRE-K CLASSROOM OPENS IN HAWAIʻI, ADVANCING UNIVERSAL ACCESS FOR KEIKI Ready Keiki initiative marks major step toward statewide preschool for all

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Hawaiʻi DOE Wants Another $30M For A Facility That Hasn’t Been Built The Department of Education is pinning its local food buying goals on a central facility, and the budget is getting bigger and bigger.

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Hawaiʻi Parents Are Hopping Fences To Sneak Into Playgrounds Lawmakers have pushed schools to open their facilities for recreational use, but the education department has raised concerns about liability and safety.

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This School Wanted Officers On Campus. 3 Others Will Get Them First Representatives of Nānākuli High and Intermediate School say they have been left out of Oʻahu’s upcoming school resource officer pilot program.

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Viral Dog Video Sparks Law To Save Pets In Emergencies

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Federal Judge In Hawaiʻi Rules FDA Violated Law With Abortion Pill Restrictions The ruling instructs the FDA to consider relevant evidence the agency allegedly disregarded. In the meantime, the restrictions remain in place.

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A Revolving Door For Mentally Ill? Lawmakers Question Diversion Program Citing Civil Beat’s investigation of a jail diversion program known as Act 26, a group of senators is asking the health department to consider potential changes to the law.

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Disgraced Cops And Ex-Felons Are Among Hawaiʻi’s Licensed Security Guards The state board that licenses private security guards has broad authority to certify people who apply, even if their personal history raises red flags.

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Halloween futsal lights up Kona courts

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BIIF volleyball: State tournament continues with DII matches

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Hawaii’s aiports avoid delays seen on mainland — so far

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Public Astronomy Talk with 5-time Astronaut & Astronomer John Grunsfeld

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GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL COORDINATED RELIEF EFFORTS TO PROTECT HAWAI‘I FAMILIES FROM FEDERAL SHUTDOWN IMPACTS

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Lunch Debt And Book Fines Are The Last Barriers To Graduation Hawaiʻi requires high school seniors pay off school debts before donning a cap and gown. Not all families can afford to.

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Kamehameha Ending Scholarships For Students Attending Other Schools The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

Hawaiʻi Is Making A Big Push To Increase College Enrollment. Will It Work? A new program offers Hawaiʻi seniors guaranteed admissions to nine University of Hawaiʻi campuses, but advocates say more needs to be done if UH really wants to reach more disadvantaged students.

Viral Bullying Videos Are Sign Of Bigger Problem In Hawaiʻi Schools Social media is amplifying conflicts and normalizing bad behavior as teens film fights and post them online to draw hundreds of views and comments.

Kamehameha Schools Sued Over Native Hawaiian Admissions Policy Updated: Students for Fair Admissions founder Ed Blum said he has received death threats over his attempt to strike down the policy.

100TH PUBLIC PRE-K CLASSROOM OPENS IN HAWAIʻI, ADVANCING UNIVERSAL ACCESS FOR KEIKI Ready Keiki initiative marks major step toward statewide preschool for all

Hawaiʻi DOE Wants Another $30M For A Facility That Hasn’t Been Built The Department of Education is pinning its local food buying goals on a central facility, and the budget is getting bigger and bigger.

Hawaiʻi Parents Are Hopping Fences To Sneak Into Playgrounds Lawmakers have pushed schools to open their facilities for recreational use, but the education department has raised concerns about liability and safety.

This School Wanted Officers On Campus. 3 Others Will Get Them First Representatives of Nānākuli High and Intermediate School say they have been left out of Oʻahu’s upcoming school resource officer pilot program.

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Viral Dog Video Sparks Law To Save Pets In Emergencies

Federal Judge In Hawaiʻi Rules FDA Violated Law With Abortion Pill Restrictions The ruling instructs the FDA to consider relevant evidence the agency allegedly disregarded. In the meantime, the restrictions remain in place.

A Revolving Door For Mentally Ill? Lawmakers Question Diversion Program Citing Civil Beat’s investigation of a jail diversion program known as Act 26, a group of senators is asking the health department to consider potential changes to the law.

Disgraced Cops And Ex-Felons Are Among Hawaiʻi’s Licensed Security Guards The state board that licenses private security guards has broad authority to certify people who apply, even if their personal history raises red flags.

Halloween futsal lights up Kona courts

BIIF volleyball: State tournament continues with DII matches

Hawaii’s aiports avoid delays seen on mainland — so far

Public Astronomy Talk with 5-time Astronaut & Astronomer John Grunsfeld

GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL COORDINATED RELIEF EFFORTS TO PROTECT HAWAI‘I FAMILIES FROM FEDERAL SHUTDOWN IMPACTS

KOA Travel Advisory 10/30/2025

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