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October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. The Honolulu City Council honored Assets School for being the only K-12 school in the state specializing in educating children who are gifted, dyslexic, or

Many independent schools are taking in new students affected by the recent wildfires, with some waiving tuition for at least a year.

Students on Maui headed back to the classrooms on Wednesday. In a heartwarming turn of events, some private schools on Oahu are extending a helping hand to students affected by

As Labor Day approaches, here are a few ideas to get—and keep—you in a summer state of mind.

Assets School is offering two free workshops for parents. One is on July 20th and the next is on August 10th.

“She taught us to live life fully, laugh often, and love deeply."

Catherine “Kitty” Yannone, the veteran public relations executive renowned for her ardent advocacy and ferocious but friendly sparring on behalf of Hawaii businesses and causes, died Friday at the age of 69.

While increases in the average tuition for Hawaii’s private schools statewide for this fall will be smaller than expected at about 2.3%, some prominent schools are raising their tuition by much more as they start to catch up with the past two years’ inflation and rate hikes that were delayed or cut back during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Summer activities for youth and family are just around the corner! From camps to summer school, there are plenty of places to let kids develop and grow new skills and make new friends.

The Assets School is Hawaiis only private, specialized-learning facility that caters to the unique needs and challenges of students with dyslexia, language based learning differences, and those who are gifted.