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  • 11/04/2026
    Staff Spotlight: Shane Myers (Leilehua-Mililani-Waialua Complex Area)

    Shane Myers Title: School PsychologistJob site: Leilehua-Mililani-Waialua Complex AreaYears in the HIDOE: 17Years in the position: 17 Q: Briefly describe your career path.A: I graduated from the University of Toledo… E sili atu

  • 10/29/2026
    Two Kealakehe High School graduates earn prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholars honor

    HONOLULU — U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced Daniel Chen and Zachariah Smith, both Kealakehe High School Class of 2026 graduates, as two of three Hawaiʻi U.S. Presidential Scholars.… E sili atu

  • 10/28/2026
    Kaʻū High & Pāhala Elementary, Molokai High first schools in the country to earn national designations for academy programs

    Nine Hawai‘i public schools were recognized for their outstanding career academy programs at last week’s 30th annual National Career Academy Coalition conference in Orlando, Fla. E sili atu

  • 10/28/2026
    Alumni Spotlight: David Odo (Kailua High)

    David Odo Occupation: Director and CEO, Honolulu Museum of ArtCollege: Columbia University, University of OxfordWhat school you grad? Kailua High ‘83Location: Honolulu, HI As Director and CEO, David Odo leads… E sili atu

  • 10/27/2026
    HIDOE brings more local beef to school meals through regional partnerships

    HONOLULU — The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) is expanding efforts to bring more locally sourced food to school meals by building regional partnerships that connect school cafeterias with… E sili atu

  • 10/26/2026
    Soaring with Pride: Under the Friday Night Lights at Waiʻanae High School

    A “Soaring with Pride” micro-film capturing the sounds, sights and spirit of our Hawai‘i public schools. E sili atu

  • 10/21/2026
    Fa'amatalaga Autū a le Aufaigaluega: Courtney Suma (Kapolei High)

    Courtney Suma Title: Career Academy & CTE CoordinatorJob site: Kapolei High SchoolYears in the HIDOE: 16Years in the position: 5 Q: Briefly describe your career path.A: I started my career… E sili atu

  • 10/15/2026
    Ua faʻalauteleina le Direct2UH i lotoa uma e 10 o le UH, ua oʻo atu i le toʻatele o tamaiti aʻoga sinia i Hawaiʻi

    The University of Hawaiʻi and Hawaiʻi State Department of Education (HIDOE) are expanding Direct2UH in its second year, giving Hawaiʻi public high school seniors a streamlined pathway to all 10… E sili atu

  • 10/14/2026
    Ua amata fausia e le HIDOE se a'oga tulagalua fou e auauna atu ai i le alalafaga o lo'o tuputupu a'e i East Kapolei

    The school is being developed to accommodate 750 students in kindergarten through grade 5 and is expected to welcome them for the 2029-30 school year. E sili atu

  • 10/14/2026
    Ua toe foʻi atu tamaiti aʻoga o le Aoga Maualuga o Nāʻālehu i le lotoa ina ua maeʻa le toe faaleleia o le afa o Lala

    Newly repaired classroom ceilings, fresh flooring and, most importantly, cleared and restored playgrounds greeted students back to a vibrant campus. E sili atu

  • 10/14/2026
    Student Voice: How homecoming shapes community and where everyone has a place

    By Sienna Sandoval, Moanalua High School The final bell rings, but the school day is far from over. Music booms out of classrooms, students covered in paint put the finishing… E sili atu

  • 10/14/2026
    Alumni Spotlight: Sydney Patanapaiboon (James Campbell High)

    Sydney Patanapaiboon Occupation: CarpenterCollege: Leeward Community College, University of Hawai‘i at West O‘ahuWhat school you grad? James Campbell High ‘22Location: ‘Ewa Beach, HI Inspired by home improvement shows on HGTV,… E sili atu

  • 10/08/2026
    Hawaiʻi public schools continue post-pandemic recovery, with gains in math and attendance

    Among the eight states with 2025–26 results available to date, Hawaiʻi has the second-highest language arts proficiency rate and the third-highest mathematics proficiency rate. E sili atu

  • 10/06/2026
    Nāʻālehu Elementary campus to reopen Monday following extensive Hurricane Lala repairs

    School and facilities staff have been preparing classrooms and the campus for students’ return, with final preparations and finishing touches being completed this week. E sili atu

  • 09/30/2026
    Kapaʻa Elementary custodial team highlights community effort to restore campus after Hurricane Lowell

    With National Custodian Day coming up on Oct. 2, we are taking a moment to recognize and celebrate the many dedicated custodians who work hard every day to keep our… E sili atu