Hawaiʻi has held back high school freshmen at a higher rate than nearly any other state. 

A new book explores the decades-long educational system that separated students based on how well they could speak English.

Hawaiʻi is one of at least 20 states that offer in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants who reside in the state.

An infusion of scholarship money could help families pay for private school tuition and other educational expenses. But Hawaiʻi will have to cross political lines to get it. 

As the school year begins, Civil Beat talked to high school students about the rollout of the state’s new cellphone policy.  

Like so many of the problems that teachers must cope with, the root of the problem lies at home.

The public may never know key details about how Sina Pili was able to keep working with children as police investigated her for her daughter’s death.

The state’s elementary schools had the greatest number of students and teachers feeling safe and satisfied.

Families say the school has played a critical role in preserving their cultural and linguistic ties to the Forbidden Isle for nearly two decades.

Hawaiʻi has one of the nation’s biggest shortages of licensed childcare programs, according to a national study.