Lee Cataluna: A Long Day On The Job With Hawaiʻi’s Head Of Schools Superintendent Keith Hayashi really gets around the district in one 12-hour day. We tagged along.
Lee Cataluna: A Long Day On The Job With Hawaiʻi’s Head Of Schools
Education
Hawaiian immersion schools are standing firm in uncertain times
Hawaiian immersion schools are standing firm in uncertain times
Hawaiʻi School Libraries Are Shrinking When Students May Need Them Most The number of school librarians in Hawaiʻi has declined dramatically over the past 20 years, despite an increased need to help students navigate misinformation and digital learning.
Hawaiʻi School Libraries Are Shrinking When Students May Need Them Most
Not So Public: Why Does UH’s New President Need A $250,000 Adviser? Kim Siegenthaler has previous ties to President Wendy Hensel.
Not So Public: Why Does UH’s New President Need A $250,000 Adviser?
Hawaiʻi’s Smallest Elementary Schools Could Face Closure The education department is looking for ways to reduce costs as enrollment continues to decline statewide.
Hawaiʻi’s Smallest Elementary Schools Could Face Closure
Hawai‘i students turn local ingredients into unique products through entrepreneurial program
Hawai‘i students turn local ingredients into unique products through entrepreneurial program Hawai‘i public schools students…
Hensel visits Hawaii Community College
Hensel visits Hawaii Community College
Up to the Challenge
Up to the Challenge
VIDEO: Hawaiian language children’s book joins global collection
VIDEO: Hawaiian language children’s book joins global collection University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo I Kanaka…
Hawaii public schools rank 4th in math recovery 2nd in reading recovery national report finds
Hawaii public schools rank 4th in math recovery 2nd in reading recovery national report finds…
National award for Windward CC recognizes institutional transformation
National award for Windward CC recognizes institutional transformation Windward Community College Rio Salado College President…
Windward Community College Expands Hawaiian Studies To Arizona Prison The college launched a Hawaiian studies program at Halawa Correctional Facility in 2022, but found many students dropped out because they were sent to an Arizona prison.
Windward Community College Expands Hawaiian Studies To Arizona Prison
Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Want To Make It Harder For Kids To Skip Vaccines Roughly 1 in 5 students in Hawaiʻi were missing required vaccines last year. Doctors say that’s a growing health threat, but efforts to toughen state law are drawing intense criticism from parents opposed to vaccines.
Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Want To Make It Harder For Kids To Skip Vaccines
UH Mānoa launches new early childhood education degree
UH Mānoa launches new early childhood education degree University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Responding to…
25 years of conservation education at Hawaiʻi CC
25 years of conservation education at Hawaiʻi CC Hawaiʻi Community College Second-year TEAM student…
Hawai‘i’s 4th graders post math gains on ‘The Nation’s Report Card’….Hawai‘i was one of only 15 states to post a statistically significant improvement in fourth-grade math scores, surpassing the national average by 2 points for a second consecutive NAEP assessment.
Hawai‘i’s 4th graders post math gains on ‘The Nation’s Report Card’ Hawai‘i was one of…
Kamalani Academy Was Struggling Long Before State Opted To Shut It Down Hawai‘i’s latest charter school closure highlights longstanding challenges in state oversight.
Kamalani Academy Was Struggling Long Before State Opted To Shut It Down
HIDOE releases after-action report on Maui wildfire response and recovery efforts
HIDOE releases after-action report on Maui wildfire response and recovery efforts The report outlines 10…
Eric Stinton: Of Course Schools Should Provide Free Meals To Students Feeding hungry children is important even if it doesn’t improve their academic performance.
Eric Stinton: Of Course Schools Should Provide Free Meals To Students
End Of Free Summer School Is A ‘Huge Equity Issue’ In Hawaiʻi Hawaiʻi summer school has been free for students over the past four years, but the end of federal funding means schools must find other ways to pay for the programs.
End Of Free Summer School Is A ‘Huge Equity Issue’ In Hawaiʻi