The ‘Forgotten War Revisited Exhibit’ will be at Nisei Veterans Memorial Center until Friday, December 27th. The show is presented by the Korean War Veterans Association, Maui No Ka Oi Chapter 282, and the Maui Korean Community Association. There’ll be panels detailing the history of the Korean War, artifacts, and personal collections on display. Free. […]
Department of Education to Review Teacher Pay, Seeks Public Input
Teachers provide a foundation for our youth through constant dedication in and before class, and long after students head home. There’s material to prepare, grading to complete, creative teaching methods to explore, research to stay on top of, and a rapidly evolving school environment to continuously adapt to. It’s a great responsibility that often comes […]
Introduction to Public Access TV Class at Akaku Community Media
Check out the Introduction to Public Access TV Class at Akaku Community Media on Monday, September 23rd. All Maui County residents are invited to learn more about public access television at this free class. Students will learn about how public access came to be, how it works, and the valuable role that it plays in […]
Hawai‘i Department of Education Seeks Public Feedback on ‘2030 Promise Plan’
Children are our future – it’s a well-known truth – and culturally relevant and location-based education strategies can help students lead better lives and make an impact on society. Hawai‘i’s public school system has been steadily evolving in order to keep up with the current trends, new technologies, and an increasing volume of information. The […]
Ke Alahele Education Fund Benefit at Wailea Beach Marriott Resort
The Ke Alahele Education Fund Benefit will be at Wailea Beach Marriott Resort on Saturday, August 31st. For this year’s event, MEDB’s annual fundraiser is themed “Pathways to Our Future.” Enjoy Labor Day weekend by supporting STEM education, and celebrating student’s achievements with a dinner, silent auctions, entertainment, and more. $200. 4:30pm. Wailea Beach Resort–Marriott, […]
Phone Smart for the 50s Workshop at Akaku Community Media
The Phone Smart for the 50s Workshop will be at Akaku Community Media on Thursday, August 29th. Presented in partnership with AARP Hawaii and Akaku, attendees can learn some basic cell phone training for Maui residents 50 and older. Feel confident with technology, learn how to use Androids and iPhones to connect to people, and […]
Hawaii Technology Academy Maui Campus Awarded Grant for Student-Led ‘MindfulNEST’
Anxiety and stress are rampant in high schools across the country, and here on Maui a group of high school seniors is looking for a solution. When the senior class at Hawaii Technology Academy was asked to create a project that included writing a grant proposal, the teens developed a mindfulness project that includes a […]
UH Maui College Courses Offered for Students on Maunakea
It’s back-to-school season, and as keiki statewide brush the sand off their slippahs and head to class, college students in the University of Hawai‘i system are registering for courses and preparing for a new semester. But with the timeframe for the start of construction of the contentious Thirty Meter Telescope project extended into September of […]
Punana Leo O Maui Hawaiian Language Immersion Preschool Talk at Akaku Community Media
There’s a Punana Leo O Maui Hawaiian Language Immersion Preschool Talk at Akaku Community Media on Thursday, August 8th. The talk will be led by Kili Namau’u, the preschool director at Punana Leo O Maui. She’ll discuss the impacts that an early education in the Hawaiian language can have on students, families, and the community. […]
Jazz Camp for Maui Youth
Aspiring tween and teen musicians often don’t have a creative outlet for their art. Fortunately for them, this summer they do with Kihei Charter School hosting the Jazz Maui Camp on June 24, 25, and 28. Jazz Camp will be at King Kekaulike High School on June 26, 27. Jazz Maui Camp is a new […]
UHMC Graduate Gives Back
University of Hawai‘i Maui College graduate Carla-Mae Bailey is among those who created new scholarships for UHMC students. Bailey, this year’s UHMC commencement student speaker, shared much more than words of wisdom as she graduated with her accounting degree. Bailey announced the creation of a new scholarship to assist students who are going through a […]
UH Maui College Professor Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
UH Maui College professor Elaine Yamashita is among 15 UH faculty members from across the state that have been selected as recipients of the University of Hawaii Board of Regents’ Medal for Excellence in Teaching; three received the Regents’ Medal for Excellence in Research. In addition, seven UH teachers have been recognized with the Frances […]
Maui Schools Win at State Video Contest
Maui was well represented at the 2019 Awards Gala for the 16th Annual ‘Olelo Youth Xchange Statewide Student Video Competition. Winning videos in a variety of divisional categories were created by students who attended public, charter, and private schools all across O‘ahu, Hawai’i Island, Kaua‘i, and Maui County. Ten student videos from Maui County were […]
UH Maui College Holding Registration Sessions at High Schools
Graduating high school seniors attending the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College in the fall can conveniently register for classes and plan educational and career goals during outreach events at Maui high schools in May. UHMC’s counselors alongside admissions and financial aid staff will be on hand to help students plan their college journey at the […]
Roots of Empathy Talk at Montessori School of Maui
Attend a Roots of Empathy Talk at Montessori School of Maui on Wednesday, May 1st. Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based social and emotional learning program delivered in elementary school classrooms. It’s been proven to increase pro-social behaviors and decrease aggression (including bullying). There’ll be a special presentation by Mary Gordon, the founder and president […]
Students Sought for Conservation Leadership Program
Applications are now being accepted for Na Hua Hoʻohuli i ka Pono, a service-learning program designed to help develop the county’s next generation of conservation leaders. The ho‘oilo 2019-2020 term will include 19 hours per week from October 14-June 6, 2019. Participants will earn a bi-weekly living allowance of $475 and are eligible to earn […]
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