There are good reasons to support pre-K education without resorting to unsupported claims.

Growing enrollment and providing mental health services remain a top priority for schools, although teachers believe students are better positioned to learn this year.

While new transparency measures are proposed, some groups want more input.

Additional security will be on the high school campus for the remainder of the week.

Conservatives will probably try to use federal funding to change local school policies.

The state introduced plans to provide affordable housing to West Maui teachers in 2022, but limited funding and the wildfires halted progress.

The state continues to build more preschool classrooms for 3- and 4-year-olds, but researchers and educators say low-income families need more support to prepare their children for school.

Tutoring centers helping students with private school admissions have become more popular in recent years, but not all families can afford them.

A first-of-its-kind project would create over 100 units of affordable housing on Mililani High School's campus, but some teachers and families say the planning process needs more community input.

Schools will be required to post rules for campus visitors, but some teachers say the Department of Education needs to develop more internal procedures to keep workers safe.