The school can’t stay open without a governing board, but it may have few options for recruiting a new one. The Hawaiʻi State Public Charter School Commission will decide what happens next on Thursday.

Education advocates worry that proposed rule changes to Head Start could reduce families’ access to education and developmental programs for young children.

Hawaiʻi has fewer preschool seats than it did six years ago when lawmakers set out to fulfill their promise of universal preschool access. What did families and providers gain — and lose — from the state’s multimillion-dollar investment?  

The state is also facing a severe shortage of teachers for Hawaiian language immersion programs.

A new poll shows that only 32% of Americans are satisfied with the quality of K-12 education in the country. 

A lawsuit seeks to end Hawaiʻi’s 13-year policy of providing in-state tuition benefits to undocumented immigrants living in the state.

To comply with a Trump executive order, the federal government deleted data collected from the nation’s schools

David Kalahiki and a neighbor turned to the Pacific Legal Foundation to stay in their homes. Now they are the face of a broader push by conservatives to upend programs serving Native Hawaiians.

Conservative groups and the Trump administration have taken aim at programs supporters say are foundational to making amends for Hawaiʻi’s history.

State leaders are grappling with how to handle shrinking school enrollment amid low birth rates and families moving out of state.