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Ige reduces budget cut for public schools

February 10, 2021 0

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HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION..BOE Metrics Reporting Dashboard

February 7, 2021 0

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COVID-19 Was ‘The Last Straw’ For Hawaii’s Oldest Catholic School…St. Ann School has been a fixture in Kaneohe for more than a century but couldn’t overcome pressure from declining enrollment and growing expenses.

February 7, 2021 0

t. Ann School, the oldest Catholic school in Hawaii, persevered through some of the most turbulent chapters of Hawaii’s history,...

Federal funding to provide for extra academic support

February 2, 2021 0

U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz announced Monday that Hawaii K-12 schools will receive more than $56.5 million in new federal funding...

Teaching telescope project to proceed at Halepohaku

January 25, 2021 0

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Ige: DOE budget cuts won’t be as steep as anticipated

January 22, 2021 0

While the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic will require the state Department of Education to make wide-ranging budget cuts during...

DOE To Present Grim Staffing Plan But Says Teacher Layoffs Are A ‘Last Resort’…The Department of Education will present the schools’ proposed reorganization plans to the state Board of Education on Thursday.

January 20, 2021 0

Consolidated classrooms, no security guards and the disappearance of Hawaiian studies programs: these are the kinds of cuts Hawaii public...

University of Hawaii and Department of Education brace for budget cuts

January 19, 2021 0

Millions of dollars in budget cuts to the state Department of Education and University of Hawaii system are expected to...

Big Isle pediatricians to DOE: ‘Open our schools’

January 19, 2021 0

In a letter sent to Superintendent Christina Kishimoto and local complex area superintendents, six East Hawaii pediatricians — Lauren Stuart,...

Why more kids aren’t back at school; Despite low COVID case counts, administrators say numerous hurdles remain

January 19, 2021 0

Despite relatively low COVID-19 infection rates on the Big Island, some schools have opted to continue with distance learning this...

Tutoring could help reverse loss of learning in Hawaii public middle schools

January 17, 2021 0

The state Department of Education plans to offer special one-on-one tutoring and continue expanded summer school programs this year to...

The DOE Plans To Use Private Tutors To Help Struggling Students Catch Up…Hawaii’s Department of Education requested private tutoring proposals in October to address “unprecedented issues related to student learning” due to the pandemic.

January 13, 2021 0

Help is on the way for Hawaii students who are struggling academically during the pandemic. In what appears to be...

Schools Provide A Critical Safety Net For Kids. Can They Do That Via Zoom? …Youth advocates and school staff worry students are not getting the proper counseling or basic social services available in a regular school setting.

December 16, 2020 0

When a student shows up in class with a bruise or another possible sign of abuse, staff are required to...

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Education

Ige reduces budget cut for public schools

HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION..BOE Metrics Reporting Dashboard

COVID-19 Was ‘The Last Straw’ For Hawaii’s Oldest Catholic School…St. Ann School has been a fixture in Kaneohe for more than a century but couldn’t overcome pressure from declining enrollment and growing expenses.

Federal funding to provide for extra academic support

Teaching telescope project to proceed at Halepohaku

Ige: DOE budget cuts won’t be as steep as anticipated

DOE To Present Grim Staffing Plan But Says Teacher Layoffs Are A ‘Last Resort’…The Department of Education will present the schools’ proposed reorganization plans to the state Board of Education on Thursday.

University of Hawaii and Department of Education brace for budget cuts

Big Isle pediatricians to DOE: ‘Open our schools’

Why more kids aren’t back at school; Despite low COVID case counts, administrators say numerous hurdles remain

Tutoring could help reverse loss of learning in Hawaii public middle schools

The DOE Plans To Use Private Tutors To Help Struggling Students Catch Up…Hawaii’s Department of Education requested private tutoring proposals in October to address “unprecedented issues related to student learning” due to the pandemic.

UH-Hilo chancellor responds to criticism from Faculty Congress

No decisions yet about how UH-Hilo will address governor’s proposed $5.7M budget cut

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES PIVOT TO DELIVER LEARNING SAFELY

Ige’s budget includes $5.7M reduction for UH-Hilo

‘Village’ secures KeikiDesks for Waimea Middle students

Details of Hawaii Department of Education finances released after long tug of war

UH system anticipates financial challenges as it navigates pandemic

Schools Provide A Critical Safety Net For Kids. Can They Do That Via Zoom? …Youth advocates and school staff worry students are not getting the proper counseling or basic social services available in a regular school setting.

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.

Honolulu Officials Accept Raises Without Hearing Public Opposition Members of the public had little opportunity to comment on the raises, which are paid for with their tax dollars.

Artificial Intelligence Is Here To Stay. Are Hawaiʻi Schools Ready? From preschoolers to high school seniors, Hawaiʻi students share how artificial intelligence is shaping their learning and plans for the future.

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