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The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association, in partnership with Kamehameha Schools, has provided more than 1,000 backpacks to Lahaina students affected by wildfires.

Hundreds of families have sought alternative learning opportunities on Maui and beyond.

The number of public school students who showed up for their first day back at Lahaina’s three remaining public schools as they reopened this week was almost 500 short of the schools’ latest official enrollment, according to data presented Thursday to the state Board of Education.

KAHULUI — In just over two hours on Aug. 8, the Lahaina fire had jumped over two major roadways, engulfed multiple structures and set roofs on fire, miles awa

Lahaina’s two elementary schools reopened to hundreds of students today on a shared campus that faculty and staff from both schools have worked hard to make as inviting and familiar as possible for their communities impacted by the August wildfires.

Gov. Josh Green plans to meet with President Joe Biden at the White House next week, along with meetings with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and Hawaii’s congressional delegation.

Both schools are holding classes on the Nahienaena campus until an temporary school can be built in Palelehua to replace King Kamehameha III Elementary, which was lost to the Lahaina fire.

More than two months after a wildfire killed at least 98 people on Maui, the three surviving public schools are set to reopen Monday. Traumatized families are facing an emotional

The Maui News Hundreds of students from Lahaina’s two elementary schools arrived on a shared campus Wednesday after the Aug. 8 wildfire destroyed one of th

Lahaina Intermediate School faculty and staff cheered and waved signs as they welcomed approximately 400 students back to their West Maui campus for the first time this academic year.