Book Trust presents The Sock Hop—a fun-filled evening with a “sock hop” theme featuring 50s music, food, and dancing—all in
Courtesy of Four Seasons Resort Maui Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea has launched a student mentorship program for young aspiring
With the recent pandemic, there has been a huge surge in the interest of nature-based learning, primarily because it happens
Hawaii Technology Academy (HTA), a tuition-free public charter school with statewide campuses, recently acquired a new campus space located in
The Mamoru & Aiko Takitani Foundation (Takitani Foundation) seeks high school seniors and schools to apply for its 2022 scholarship
Seabury Hall is now accepting applications for the Maunalei Hawaiian Ancestry Scholarship, which provides four years of full tuition for
The Preschool Open Doors (POD) program is a statewide child care program that provides subsidies to eligible low- and moderate-income
A free presentation called “Spying on Spinners: What We Can Learn from Listening” will take a look at research conducted
In May 2021, Maui Huliau launched their first “Careers in Conservation” virtual event featuring 25 Maui professionals from a range
We’re gearing up to bring you the 16th Annual Whale Tales – A Virtual(+) Experience! This year’s event will feature online presentations
Teachers and staff at Haʻikū Elementary School worked collaboratively and judiciously to meet the challenge of quickly realizing a blended
Tune in live for HCAN’s special virtual screening of No Small Matter on Saturday, June 5 from 4-5:15pm! You’ll be
Choosing a preschool is an exciting time as you watch your child develop. However, preschool is not inexpensive and many families find themselves struggling to cover the cost associated with this big first step of preparing your child for the future.
While Hāna was closed to non-residents, Hāna High & Elementary School leaders, non-profit organizations, and families pulled together to ensure
Olivia & Anjolina Rivera, King Kekaulike High School juniors, deepen their understanding of the role that students can play in
Like many student athletes throughout the state, Teani Arakawa, incoming senior at King Kekaulike High School and 2019-20 Gatorade Hawaiʻi