Education officials began providing $10 million in incentives for special ed and rural teachers without a guarantee the Hawaii Legislature will fund the pay increases in the future.

The school’s day camp supervisors did a number of things wrong the day a 5-year-old boy and a camp supervisor drowned during a beach outing, a new lawsuit says.

The immediate goal of the five-year plan is to increase the number of pre-K classrooms in the state by 100 a year.

The plan, aimed at reducing the teacher shortage by enticing senior educators to remain in the classroom, is the next phase of a broader teacher recruitment and retention plan.

The Charter School Commission voted Thursday to reinstate the $75,000.

Donna Lum-Kagawa, who was assistant superintendent in the Office of Curriculum and Instructional Design, retired at the end of 2019.

The Department of Education is expected to identify the criteria it uses in deciding how to divide the money it gets to repair and maintain school facilities.

A recent legislative directive that forces state agencies to cover the costs of legal claims could have a big impact on charter schools.

A group of students, aided by alumni at the William S. Richardson School of Law, are setting up a food pantry to ensure fellow students have a steady supply of food.

Carol Young says her troubles began when she blew the whistle on faulty payments to a DOE office worker.

Some members were skeptical about the plans to pay for proposed pay differentials for teachers in areas like special ed and Hawaiian language immersion.

Updated: The governor said he will include the salary differentials in his executive supplemental budget request to the Legislature.