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Law puts money back into community college students’ hands
Hawaiʻi students can now keep more of their earned grant money for communi...
One leader’s journey to strengthen literacy across Hawaiʻi
HONOLULU (HI Now) - David Sun-Miyashiro’s journey from a middle school sp...
Hawaiʻi Teachers Win Raises, But Some Schools Are Still Crumbling
House Bill 1891 requires schools to implement screeners that could flag kid...
Rising costs put Hawaii students under pressure; advocates back financial literacy, tuition help
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The cost of living in Hawaii continues to be amo...
Column: Hawaii can lead the world in literacy, again
In the 19th century, the Hawaiian kingdom achieved one of the highest liter...
Beth Fukumoto: Legislature Is Doing The Right Thing On Dyslexia
Forty-nine states have formally defined dyslexia in statute. We haven’t. ...
$100K Tab For Failed Hawaiʻi Island Charter School May Fall To Taxpayers
“It’s not going to change the whole state overnight,” said David Sun-...
‘Every kid is different’: State eyes universal dyslexia-sensitive screenings across Hawaiʻi public schools
Hawaiʻi is the only state that does not have laws that address dyslexia, a...
Construction bill advances amid support, labor concerns
A proposal to overhaul how Hawaii builds public schools is advancing at the...
Resilient Communities, Schools and Families Partnership – May 2023
May is always a momentous time, with the end of the school year and the leg...
Column: Create work pathways that enable locals to remain, thrive
A future in Hawaii — with my family, the ocean and the mountains, opportu...