Education Hawai‘i DOE Wants $83,000 To Provide Data On Gender Equity In Schools DOE has recently stepped up its oversight of high school sports, but parents say they want more information on how female athletes are treated. November 20, 2025 0 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send via Email Hawai‘i DOE Wants $83,000 To Provide Data On Gender Equity In Schools Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading… What do you feel about this? 0% Love 0% Funny 0% Wow 0% Sad 0% Angry Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send via Email Post navigation Previous: OHA Chair Kahele urges Congress to include Section 2831 in final FY 2026 NDAANext: Hawaiʻi’s New Remote Weather Stations Boost Wildfire Risk Assessment The state has installed 16 new weather stations across Maui County since the deadly fires in August 2023 and plans to install more soon on other islands. Related Stories Education ‘Imiloa preschool slated to open in 2028 October 11, 2026 0 Education Naʻalehu Elementary reopens Monday following repairs October 7, 2026 0 Education Low Test Scores: For Hawaiʻi High Schoolers, The Math Isn’t Mathing Elementary schoolers do OK in math, but by junior year, many students start falling behind. Educators say they need to catch struggling students earlier. October 6, 2026 0 Education Navigating a New School Year: Preparing Hawaiʻi’s Youngest Learners to Thrive October 2, 2026 0 Education Half Of Keiki Are Chronically Absent At Some Schools. See How Yours Compares At some Hawaiʻi public schools, more than 50% of students regularly skip school, state data shows. September 30, 2026 0 Education Community Voices: The widespread implications of the demographic cliff for Hawai’i HPU Provost and Senior Vice President Alan Shoho believes the demographic enrollment cliff is here. The question remains: what will Hawai’i do to mitigate its adverse effects and ensure a softer landing? Shoho shares why this is worrisome for local leaders, and how taking notes from other states could help. September 17, 2026 0 Education Hawaiʻi Spent Millions On More Preschool Seats. Now, There Are Fewer Hawaiʻi has fewer preschool seats than it did six years ago when lawmakers set out to fulfill their promise of universal preschool access. What did families and providers gain — and lose — from the state’s multimillion-dollar investment? September 16, 2026 0 Education More Unlicensed Teachers Are Filling In Gaps In Hawaiʻi Classrooms The state is also facing a severe shortage of teachers for Hawaiian language immersion programs. September 15, 2026 0 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ