Advocates for working families are concerned that bad things are coming with federal cuts and hoped the Legislature would do more to increase the state’s safety net.

The Department of Education wants more power over school construction and repairs, but some state leaders are skeptical of the change.

More than 20% of students in Hawaiʻi don’t have all of the vaccines required to attend school.

Rod Maghsoudlou says he wants to give scholarships to 50 kids before he retires. He’s about halfway there.

With limited space at city parks, communities are calling for the education department to make schools more accessible for recreational use.

Potential cuts to staff and construction funds for the state library system also come amid ongoing uncertainty around federal support.

Campbell High’s class action lawsuit has shown that female athletes in the state face real problems. We need help from readers to ferret out issues at other schools.

A lawsuit filed last year claims the education department violated a religious organization’s First Amendment rights by preventing the group from using school facilities.

Elsie Miyashiro has worked as a school traffic monitor at Kainalu Elementary for more than a decade.

Gov. Josh Green withdrew one of his nominees to the Board of Education the day before senators were set to vote on his confirmation.