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Report highlights impact of political considerations on humanities, social sciences research

A national report, co-authored by University of Hawaiʻi sociologist Ashley Rubin, examined concerns about declining public confidence in the humanities and the impact of ideological commitments on scholarship in some academics.

Two cases of whooping cough reported at 2 different Kona schools

Early symptoms of whooping cough look like a cold with a mild fever, runny nose and slight cough.

Five programs available to keiki during winter break this year

Parents and guardians can begin registering keiki for Hawaiʻi County’s 2025 Winter Fun Program on Wednesday, Nov. 12.

Free online portal provides secure access to official immunization records

Launched this June, HiSIS offers a convenient resource for residents to access and manage their official immunization records.

Hawaiʻi ranks second in the nation for school lunch nutrition

Hawaiʻi is setting the standard for other states in improving the quality of school meals, emphasizing local food sourcing, farm-to-school initiatives and fresh fruit and vegetable programs.

Three graduations likely to bring excitement, more people to Hawaiʻi Island this weekend

Graduates from the Hawaiʻi Community College Manono and Pālamanui campuses and the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo will celebrate commencement on Friday and Saturday.

‘Walking school bus’ helps reduce chronic absenteeism, increases student safety

New innovative initiative at Kealakehe Elementary and Intermediate schools not only improves attendance but ensures students have a safe, consistent way to get to school while fostering more connections between them.

HPD Urges Caution as School Year Begins

As the 2015-16 school year begins, Hawai’i Police Department Sergeant Robert Pauole provides tips on arriving to your destination safely.

Survey Reveals Teachers Better Understand EES

A joint survey conducted by the DOE and HSTA revealed public school teachers have a better understanding of the new Educator Effectiveness System.

DOE Announces 2015 High School Graduation Dates

Graduation dates and locations for all Big Island public and charter high schools.

Parker School Raises Over $235K at Fundraiser Gala

Record fundraising will provide students with financial aid.

UPDATE: Honoka’a Schools Evacuate Due To Chemical Odor

Honoka’a Elementary, Intermediate and High Schools are being evacuated and are closed for the day as a precaution from a chemical odor.