Education & EdTech

Is Now The Time For Reforming Hawaii Schools?

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Senate Bill 3334 proposes significant reforms to Hawaii's public school system by restructuring leadership and increasing local control, aiming to address systemic issues highlighted by lawmakers and criticized for inefficiencies and unspent funds. The bill faces strong opposition from principals and union leaders who argue it lacks community consultation and could destabilize the education department.

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