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End Of Free Summer School Is A ‘Huge Equity Issue’ In Hawaiʻi Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

End Of Free Summer School Is A ‘Huge Equity Issue’ In Hawaiʻi

Hawaiʻi summer school has been free for students over the past four years, but the end of federal funding means schools must find other ways to pay for the programs.

Charter Commission Votes To Close Down Kamalani Academy In June Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Charter Commission Votes To Close Down Kamalani Academy In June

The school has previously come under scrutiny for financial mismanagement and challenges with enrollment and funding.

What The Data Shows About Gender Inequality In High School Career Prep David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025

What The Data Shows About Gender Inequality In High School Career Prep

Use Civil Beat’s searchable database to see how your school is doing when it comes to closing gender gaps in career preparation programs.

Girls Are Losing Out In Hawai‘i’s Push To Train Kids For High-Paying Jobs David Croxford/Civil Beat/2025

Girls Are Losing Out In Hawai‘i’s Push To Train Kids For High-Paying Jobs

Career-based education has rapidly gained traction in Hawaiʻi schools, but not all programs are attracting boys and girls equally.

Data Dive: Hawaiʻi Teens Less Likely To Drink Alcohol — Or Use Sunscreen Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

Data Dive: Hawaiʻi Teens Less Likely To Drink Alcohol — Or Use Sunscreen

High school students in the islands reported lower rates of bullying and drug abuse than peers on the mainland, but fell behind them in other health measures.

BOE Votes Against Hiking School Meal Fees In  Hawaiʻi— For Now Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

BOE Votes Against Hiking School Meal Fees In Hawaiʻi— For Now

The governor says he is committed to providing more money for school food to avoid charging families more.

Hawaiʻi Families Could Face Big Price Hike For School Meals Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Hawaiʻi Families Could Face Big Price Hike For School Meals

Charging elementary and middle school students $4.75 for lunch would be a huge hit to working families, advocates say.

State Is Banking On Charter Schools To Help Expand Hawaiʻi’s Free Preschool Courtesy: Ben Naki

State Is Banking On Charter Schools To Help Expand Hawaiʻi’s Free Preschool

Some principals and state leaders are hopeful that a new preschool in Kapolei will chart a path for other nonprofits and private schools interested in operating public charter programs.

DOE Gets An F: Hawaiʻi Schools Miss Their First Local Food Target Office of the Lt. Governor/Farm to School Initiative

DOE Gets An F: Hawaiʻi Schools Miss Their First Local Food Target

The department has included bottled water in its accounting for locally produced food.

Fewer Kids In Hawaiʻi Are Getting Routine Vaccines Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Fewer Kids In Hawaiʻi Are Getting Routine Vaccines

The state health department is warning that more unvaccinated students could put children at higher risk for infections like measles.