Education
Updated: YMCA of Honolulu and Public Schools Add More Free Meal Distribution Sites For Keiki
Keiki are not going hungry while schools are closed, thanks to nonprofit and education groups who continue serving free meals during the stay-at-home order.
Education Cheat Sheet: Embracing the Challenge of Distance Learning
There is no question that turning your home into a classroom is not easy; especially when it's also become an office, campground and everything else for your family. So here are some tips from Hawai‘i educators.
How Are Hawai‘i Universities and Students Coping with COVID-19?
Most classes going online and the University of Hawai‘i canceled commencement ceremonies, but not all private campuses have closed.
Education Cheat Sheet: What is a Makerspace?
It’s not just arts and crafts. This is what maker-centered learning really teaches your keiki.
Education Cheat Sheet: How to Win at Homework
If homework becomes a battle, how can you help while keeping your child an independent learner?
Hawaiʻi Department of Education Wants Your Opinion About Your Kids' Schools
Don't miss the deadline for HIDOE's School Quality Survey.
This Honolulu Teacher Challenged His Students to a Digital Detox—Here’s What Happened
The no-screen experiment.
Education Cheat Sheet: Matching Family and School Values
Education is about more than academics. So how can you make sure a school matches your family values?
Education Cheat Sheet: Advice for Parents of the Quirky Kid
Every child is unique. But when should you let offbeat habits thrive and when should you rein it in.
2020 Hawai‘i College Guide
(Sponsored) Your guide to navigating the admissions process, financial aid applications, preparing for college, building a network and more.
Education Cheat Sheet: When Do You Need a Tutor?
When homework challenges become homework struggles is it time to find outside help?
Hawai‘i’s Private Schools Offer a Variety of Settings, Experiences and Opportunities
think private school and you may conjure images of sprawling learning centers and a sea of graduation gowns. But parents often turn to independent schools to give their kids the opposite experience—small classes, more personal attention and greater access to opportunities.
Hawai‘i Association of Independent Schools Celebrates its 50th Anniversary This Year
A look back at some of HAIS’s significant milestones.
