Suevon Lee

Most of the National Rifle Association dollars flowing to schools throughout the country pay for competitive shooting programs.

Suzanne Mulcahy, who was an assistant superintendent on the central leadership team, was shifted to an interim principal position.

On campuses across the islands, youths gather to honor the victims of the Florida massacre and call for action on gun control.

The organization said it was “disappointed” by the Department of Education’s response to its Title IX demand letter.

Hawaii youths will join others around the country to honor the Florida shooting victims and demand changes in gun laws.

The Hawaii Department of Education says improvements have already been made, but the federal findings are bleak.

Honolulu police say there have been more than a dozen social media posts since January threatening violence at Oahu schools.

After another gun-related massacre on an American campus, lawmakers consider requiring interior door locks and intercom systems.

Getting eligible students to eat free or reduced-price morning meals is more of a struggle in the islands than on the mainland.

Federal law requires gender equity, but that’s not happening in places like Campbell High School.

The Hawaii teachers union is also pushing lawmakers to place a tax increase proposal on the ballot this year to pay for improving schools.