Christina Kishimoto received a positive evaluation from the state Board of Education.
The tuition cuts are part of a new tuition schedule that will also freeze other rates through 2023.
UPDATED: Proposed new tuition rates being considered by the Board of Regents seek to reverse declines in graduate student enrollment.
The Education Institute of Hawaii is trying to pressure the state into providing information for a financial database to shed light on school funding practices.
The teachers union president echoes the school superintendent footsteps by criticizing a monthly magazine’s annual ranking of public schools.
A new analysis compares how teacher salaries in the U.S. stack up against each other.
Legislation that bolsters the early learning office’s control over public pre-K also includes a substantial amount of funding to other DOE programs.
Some charter school leaders say the bill detracted from what’s most important: more funding for their schools.
A San Francisco company unveiled a new partnership with state education and business leaders to help school teachers afford to buy homes here.
The Education Institute of Hawaii is trying to pressure the state into providing information for a financial database to shed light on school funding practices.
The teachers union president echoes the school superintendent footsteps by criticizing a monthly magazine’s annual ranking of public schools.
A new analysis compares how teacher salaries in the U.S. stack up against each other.
Legislation that bolsters the early learning office’s control over public pre-K also includes a substantial amount of funding to other DOE programs.
Some charter school leaders say the bill detracted from what’s most important: more funding for their schools.
A San Francisco company unveiled a new partnership with state education and business leaders to help school teachers afford to buy homes here.
Legislation that bolsters the early learning office’s control over public pre-K also includes a substantial amount of funding to other DOE programs.
About 8% of the state’s public school students are “English learners,” with the most common first languages being Ilocano, Chuukese, Marshallese and Tagalog.
The statewide percentage of students exempted by their parents from being immunized is 8.1% at charter schools, 2.7% at private schools and 1.4% at traditional public schools.
A long-range DOE facilities plan has identified $7 billion in “top priority” capital needs, from adding more classrooms to repairing aging schools.
Christina Kishimoto mentioned the challenge of teacher retention in remote areas.
The fees on new residential developments in certain areas have proven controversial since they were authorized by the Legislature in 2007.
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