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Volcano, HI · Education
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UH Mānoa ranks in top 27 nationally across 10 academic subjects
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa ranked in nearly 20 academic subjects in the 2026 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects released in September 2026, including four subjects that placed among the top 16 in the country and another six placed in the nation’s top 27. Oceanography ranked...
KITV.com
Kalihi school renamed Saint Damien School after 17 years
Damien Memorial School in Kalihi officially became Saint Damien School today, marking 17 years since the school's namesake was canonized — with students, alumni and community members gathering to honor his legacy of courage and service.
hawaiinewsnow.com
Na’alehu Elementary students welcomed back after nearly two months away
Na’alehu Elementary School students returned to their campus after storm damage displaced them for nearly two months.
KITV.com
Kaimuki High School football team gives special needs student a birthday touchdown
Chase Michael Carter is turning 22 and preparing to age out of Hawaii’s public school system. To celebrate, his Kaimuki High School football teammates arranged a special touchdown for the special needs student who once served as the team’s manager.
bigislandnow.com
Briefs for Oct. 12: University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics asks for support during Giving Week
Kānaka Foundation launches $1.5M Kuʻupau Endowment to support UH student-athletes. A $1.5-million gift from Kānaka Foundation comes at a timely moment as University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Athletics builds momentum on its annual Giving Week (October 9–19) campaign. The historic gift has established the...
bedrocksportshawaii.com
That night Kahukucame amazingly closeto an enormous upset
Editor’s note: Since Bedrock’s relaunch on Sept. 1, we are looking back at some big moments from the archives while preparing to publish all-new stories for our readers. This one is about a player’s next-day reaction to a major national high school football near-upset on Oahu’s North Shore.
KHON2
Duke’s Dawg Pound: Campbell’s Dallas Carter
Campbell quarterback Dallas Carter is the latest high school football standout to earn a spot in the Cover2 Duke’s Dawg Pound. Carter stepped into the starting role after an injury to Jalen Kimble and has helped the Sabers win three of their last four games. Campbell’s only loss during that stretch came against top-ranked Mililani […]
KHON2
Built Ford Tough Matchup: Kapolei vs. Mililani
Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly previews a battle for first place in the OIA Open Division as top-ranked and undefeated Mililani travels to face No. 3 Kapolei on Saturday night. The matchup is this week’s Built Ford Tough Game of the Week and features two of the state’s top teams closing out their regular […]
hoodline.com
Windward CC Students Stage Original Plays on ICE Raids, Medal of Honor Hero
Student actors at Windward Community College are about to put a deeply topical subject center stage: immigration enforcement. Among seven original scenes making up Everyday Heroes of Hawaiʻi, a new theatrical showcase opening next month at Palikū Theatre in Kāneʻohe, one vignette called Reuben at Ruby Ridges confronts enforcement actions and immigration violations tied to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement head-on.
honolulumagazine.com
Welcome to B+HARI Brain Class
We’re standing like storks in a Downtown office space, balancing on one leg. About 20 of us—mostly kūpuna, but some business folks too—are then instructed to close our eyes, which brings on wobbling. “We welcome the wobbles,” our teacher, Ma Ry Kim, tells us enthusiastically.
hawaiipublicradio.org
Student-produced podcasts earn NPR's honorable mention
Every year, HPR’s colleagues at National Public Radio host the Student Podcast Challenge, where students across the country get the chance to produce their own podcast. This year, several entries from Hawaiʻi earned spots on the honorable mentions list, including entries from students at Kauaʻi High School and Punahou School.
The 74
Low Test Scores: For Hawaiʻi High Schoolers, The Math Isn’t Mathing
When Hawaiʻi elementary students are tested on division, multiplication and fractions — the fundamentals of math — about half of them score proficient on the state’s standardized tests. But later in high school, when they’re contending with more complex subjects such as algebra and geometry, their scores drastically fall. Fewer than a third pass. Educators […]
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Damien Memorial School to celebrate name change with special mass
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Damien Memorial School will celebrate its new name, Saint Damien School, with a special Mass next weekend. The Mass will be held Sunday, Oct. 11, at 11 a.m. at the school’s Houghtailing Street campus. The celebration coincides with the 17th anniversary of Saint Damien’s canonization on...
Honolulu Civil Beat
Low Test Scores: For Hawaiʻi High Schoolers, The Math Isn’t Mathing
When Hawaiʻi elementary students are tested on division, multiplication and fractions — the fundamentals of math — about half of them score proficient on the state’s standardized tests. But later in high school, when they’re contending with more complex subjects such as algebra and geometry, their scores drastically fall. Fewer than a third pass.
bigislandnow.com
New biosecurity academy seeking students to become inspectors in the fight against invasive pests in Hawaiʻi
The Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity is on the hunt for new biosecurity inspectors to help in the fight against invasive species across Hawaiʻi. The department is partnering with Leeward Community College’s Office of Workforce Development to accept up to 20 students in the college’s first Biosecurity Academy, which starts in November and ends in March 2027.
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Parents demand answers after 12-year-old leaves Nanakuli campus unattended
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The parents of a 12-year-old Nanakuli student who requires one-on-one supervision are demanding answers after their daughter left campus unattended and was later found walking along Nanakuli Avenue. Chloe Kahiamoe, a seventh grader, left school Aug. 11 and was found by a relative who happened to be...