Redistricting plans could take effect as early as fall 2026, according to a recent memo shared with the Board of Education.

A study found that the superintendents earn less than their counterparts on the mainland.

Backers say charter preschools can encourage more teachers to work in early education if the state increases their funding.

The intensive weeklong program will introduce high school students to the legislative process and give them the skills to participate in civic life at a “crucial moment” for Hawaiʻi.

The U.S. Department of Education terminated several grant programs on Wednesday supporting universities with high proportions of minority students, including Asians and Native Hawaiians.

Students’ academic progress since the 2018 California wildfires indicates that Lahaina schools may face a long road to recovery.

Public schools introduced flag football as an official sport last year to encourage more girls to participate in athletics.

The pandemic erased years of progress in erasing the performance difference between boys and girls nationally — and in Hawaiʻi.

An anti-affirmative action group wants the school to end its policy of giving preference to Native Hawaiians. The school promises a vigorous defense.

The cafeteria managers’ union is concerned the shortages will discourage students from purchasing meals and lead to possible cuts to school lunch staff.