Category: Education Front
Hawaii’s public schools bridge gap on national report card
The National Center for Education Statistics recently released results of the annual National Assessment of Educational Progress, or NAEP.
Hawaii schools get National Math and Science Initiative
Between multiple moves, changing schools and differing levels of education, some military children may believe they don’t quite measure up to their peers when it comes to college prep.
BOE approves new high school diploma
New high school diploma requirements for all Hawaii public school students were approved, recently.
Native Hawaiian plants featured in new outdoor classroom garden
A new outdoor classroom at Hale Kula Elementary School, here, was officially dedicated, here, Oct. 25.
Hale Kula Elementary School hosts cross-country meet; Soloman wins event
More than 220 third- through fifth-grade students from five elementary schools within the Leilehua Complex participated in the seventh annual Hale Kula Invitational Cross-Country Meet, Sept. 29, here.
Engineers conduct PT with Mililani Uka Elementary students
With smiles on their faces, sweat on their backs and leg muscles burning, it’s no wonder why students, here, at Mililani Uka Elementary School are in shape.
Hale Kula eligible for educational grant
The Department of Defense released results of an Educational Facilities Review, Aug. 30, which assessed the physical condition and capacity of 157 of 160 public schools on military installations.
Online program helps military children SOAR in school, life
The School Age Center, here, recently hosted a presentation about the Student Online Achievement Resource, or SOAR, Program.
Interstate Compact eases school transitions for military keiki
An interstate compact is spurring improvements to the school transition process for military parents and their children, while also making inroads into addressing parents’ education-related concerns, a Department of Defense official said, recently.
Federal Survey Cards worth millions for Hawaii schools
An important date for Hawaii public schools is just days from now, Sept. 7.
