A new program offers Hawaiʻi seniors guaranteed admissions to nine University of Hawaiʻi campuses, but advocates say more needs to be done if UH really wants to reach more disadvantaged students.

Staffers didn’t intervene or contact authorities after a 10-year-old boy complained he was sexually assaulted by another student in the program, the lawsuit says.

Social media is amplifying conflicts and normalizing bad behavior as teens film fights and post them online to draw hundreds of views and comments. 

Students for Fair Admissions founder Ed Blum said he has received death threats over his attempt to strike down the policy.

The Department of Education is pinning its local food buying goals on a central facility, and the budget is getting bigger and bigger.

The layoffs would cut the agency’s workforce by nearly a fifth and leave it reduced to less than half its size when Trump took office

Lawmakers have pushed schools to open their facilities for recreational use, but the education department has raised concerns about liability and safety.

Representatives of Nānākuli High and Intermediate School say they have been left out of Oʻahu’s upcoming school resource officer pilot program.

The low immunization rate at Kauaʻi schools is tied to a rise in easy-to-obtain religious waivers.

Five years after the pandemic upended attendance, many schools are still struggling to get kids to show up regularly.