Many students who earned college credits to get early degrees went on to have fulfilling careers, but data isn’t yet available on how the graduates fare after college.

For the first time, the state Department of Education is recognizing Hawaiʻi Creole as a language worthy of biliteracy.

Federal data shows a decline in students staying home for college. The University of Hawaiʻi is trying to reverse that trend.

Kids have been told the purpose of an education is to get ahead. Now is the time to rethink the value of classroom learning.

People who stopped paying their student loans during the Covid-19 pandemic could soon start facing reductions in their monthly Social Security benefits.

Cursive started falling out of favor in U.S. schools after 2010 when most states adopted Common Core academic standards.

State education leaders say creating a new assistant superintendent position could improve operations, but the department is close to doubling the number of top leadership posts since 2012.

Hawaiʻi has been recruiting teachers from the Philippines for several years to address the state’s ongoing teacher shortage.

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.