The playground at ʻAikahi Elementary School is perfect for Maya Childress’ three kids. The slides and climbing structures are small enough for toddlers to safely play on weekends, and the large monkeypod trees and benches offer parents a shady spot to watch their kids.    The only problem: Childress and her kids need to jump the … Continue reading Hawaiʻi Parents Are Hopping Fences To Sneak Into Playgrounds