Education

A ‘School Within A School’ Is Building Community And Food Security In Hana 0 A local nonprofit is helping train the next generation of agricultural leaders.

September 25, 2022 0

Earlier that morning, it poured in Hana. Now, with the sun creeping out from behind the clouds, the air is...

Missing school: Chronic absenteeism spikes across state

September 25, 2022 0

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Honolulu Zoo’s native snail and butterfly programs highlighted in accreditation extension

September 24, 2022 0

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Public school enrollment down

September 23, 2022 0

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Former principal sues Department of Education over threat case

September 22, 2022 0

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Chaminade’s state resident tuition rate to match UH Manoa’s

September 20, 2022 0

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Niu Valley Middle School on Oahu cools new building without air conditioning

September 20, 2022 0

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Kahakai Elementary School celebrates 40 years

September 20, 2022 0

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2022’s Best & Worst States for Teachers…Hawaii is WORST

September 19, 2022 0

Teaching can be a profoundly rewarding career, considering the critical role educators play in shaping young minds. Unfortunately, many teachers...

3 Honolulu schools receive National Blue Ribbon awards

September 17, 2022 0

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Hawaii public school enrollment dips slightly on decline in births

September 17, 2022 0

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Outmigration In Hawaii Is Expected To Drive Major Declines In Public School Enrollment 0 About half of students leaving public school in Hawaii are moving to the mainland.

September 16, 2022 0

Enrollment in Hawaii public schools declined for the third year in a row, with roughly 3,000 fewer students attending Hawaii’s...

School Choice: Hawaii Ranks Dead Last

September 13, 2022 0

Education is a top priority to millions of American families, and parents should be empowered to choose a safe and...

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Donations to University of Hawaii rise 65% to record $165 million

September 12, 2022 0

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Former employee says Department of Education hasn’t done enough to protect against threats

September 11, 2022 0

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Aggression against educational workers is growing

September 11, 2022 0

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Oak Foundation, an international grant-making organization founded by Duty Free Shopper originator Alan Parker, has donated $700,000 to the University of Hawaii to support students with learning differences succeed in college. What You Need To Know The grant was awarded to the Center of Disability Studies, part of UH Manoa’s College of Education, to develop innovative online modules to help faculty, staff and administrators improve their interactions with students with a range of learning differences The modules will also help improve interactions personnel have with indigenous students by reflecting on their current practices and shifting their attitudes toward and awareness of their differences The award also will enable faculty, staff and administrators to boost their knowledge of legal mandates and policies for accommodating such students, and increase their skills to support students with learning differences from diverse cultural backgrounds UH Manoa Provost Michael Bruno said the program will also be able to assess the impact of the pandemic on learning and use of technology by students with learning differences and those from Indigenous groups The grant was awarded to the Center of Disability Studies, part of UH Manoa’s College of Education, to develop innovative online modules to help faculty, staff and administrators improve their interactions with students with a range of learning differences.

September 8, 2022 0

Oak Foundation, an international grant-making organization founded by Duty Free Shopper originator Alan Parker, has donated $700,000 to the University...

Public-private initiative to give students cloud computing skills, job paths

September 1, 2022 0

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Hawaii Teachers Earn 18.7% More than Average–6th Highest in USA

August 31, 2022 0

In the US, teacher pay has declined over the past decade, but showed small growth between 2020 and 2021. Teachers earn...

Fewer Native Hawaiian Men Are Going To College. The Repercussions May Last Generations 3 The benefits of a college degree go far beyond increased wages. But a growing number of men are missing out on those benefits in Hawaii.

August 29, 2022 0

Miki Cook never really saw college as a path for himself growing up in Hana. Neither of his parents had...

Education

A ‘School Within A School’ Is Building Community And Food Security In Hana 0 A local nonprofit is helping train the next generation of agricultural leaders.

Missing school: Chronic absenteeism spikes across state

Honolulu Zoo’s native snail and butterfly programs highlighted in accreditation extension

Public school enrollment down

Former principal sues Department of Education over threat case

Chaminade’s state resident tuition rate to match UH Manoa’s

Niu Valley Middle School on Oahu cools new building without air conditioning

Kahakai Elementary School celebrates 40 years

2022’s Best & Worst States for Teachers…Hawaii is WORST

3 Honolulu schools receive National Blue Ribbon awards

Hawaii public school enrollment dips slightly on decline in births

Outmigration In Hawaii Is Expected To Drive Major Declines In Public School Enrollment 0 About half of students leaving public school in Hawaii are moving to the mainland.

School Choice: Hawaii Ranks Dead Last

Donations to University of Hawaii rise 65% to record $165 million

Former employee says Department of Education hasn’t done enough to protect against threats

Aggression against educational workers is growing

Public-private initiative to give students cloud computing skills, job paths

Hawaii Teachers Earn 18.7% More than Average–6th Highest in USA

Fewer Native Hawaiian Men Are Going To College. The Repercussions May Last Generations 3 The benefits of a college degree go far beyond increased wages. But a growing number of men are missing out on those benefits in Hawaii.

Hawaiʽi Home Energy Assistance Program applications accepted in June for Hawaiian Electric customers in need

Alert: Flood Advisory issued June 2 at 12:41AM HST until June 2 at 4:30AM

A Brown Water Advisory has been issued for Hilo bay and along the Hamakua coast on Hawai‘i.

Emergency Water Shut-Off Notice for Milo Street, Kea‘au Customers

Hawai‘i Police Department’s 104th Recruit Class Graduates

This 10-Year-Old Saved Up for a 3D Printer and Built a Business From Scratch

6-01-2026 06:15 AM: USGS HVO Volcano WATCH for Kilauea continues.

Beth Fukumoto: What High School Graduations Ought To Mean To All Of Us They’re a reminder of who we are and who we are still trying to be.

Hawaiʻi County Staffer Gets 4 Years In $11M Bribery Scheme Prosecutors say Alan Rudo, a former housing specialist on the Big Island, pocketed “the lion’s share” of proceeds from an affordable housing credit scheme.

Kaua‘i Wants To Expand Its Only Landfill — Again The island’s sole permitted landfill in Kekaha will fill up in just four years.

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