The Hawaii schools superintendent outlined some plans for a post-pandemic school system in a letter to Hawaii’s congressional delegation Monday.

Educators see the coronavirus as an opportunity to rewrite the education playbook.

The “Bag of Hopes” drive is supplemented by $20,000 from Bank of Hawaii Foundation.

The City and County of Honolulu is matching a $1 million donation from Hawaii Community Foundation.

Meals are being distributed to various remote sites around Oahu for now.

Many in the 2020 graduating class had big plans to go away to college on the mainland. But the prospect of online-only classes and living far from home is changing their minds.

The new Kahuku wind turbine project is at the heart of a dispute over Hawaii’s open meetings law.

With schools closed, parents are navigating a new reality in which they’re tasked with steering their children’s education.

The superintendent, in a memo to principals this week, also outlined the projected budget adjustments DOE will be forced to make.