Hawaii school officials have a new strategy for filling teacher vacancies: Bring principals along on mainland recruitment trips.

As the number of college-level courses offered in high school soars, state officials hope it will lead to a better educated workforce in Hawaii.

Could younger Micronesian-Americans, many of whom will eventually have the right to vote unlike their parents, be Hawaii’s next big voting bloc?

Ka’u Learning Academy had its charter revoked after multiple violations, but there were plenty of red flags from the beginning.

Union leaders say the four teachers seeking House seats are the highest number of teacher-candidates in recent years.

Parents will have to find new schools for 93 students after the Ka’u Learning Academy is closed by the Charter School Commission.

In an effort to address the state’s chronic teacher shortage, a new initiative offers scholarships and support to help long-term subs become licensed teachers.

Compulsory union dues are a thing of the past due to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. But some say a pro-union culture in the islands will prevail.

While the Department of Education provides meals on summer school campuses, other efforts are afoot to deliver food to nonschool venues.

The last weeks of the school year were hard on some Big Island schools, and there’s concern about what’ll happen when they reopen Aug. 6.

The ongoing volcanic lava flow is raising many issues for students and their families.

Islander Scholars aren’t necessarily the highest academic achievers. They’re just good kids who define strong character.