Pandemic impacted vulnerable populations of class of 2022
The College and Career Readiness Indicators report shows how the pandemic affected the class of 2022’s post-high college enrollment and more.
Hawaiʻi P–20, Exec. Office on Early Learning awarded $19.9M
The federal grant is a renewal of the Preschool Development Grant—“Our Keiki, Our ʻOhana, Our Future Project”—originally awarded to the state in 2018.
GEAR UP Hawaiʻi urges families to learn about college, scholarships and more
GEAR UP Hawaiʻi will be hosting a series of webinars to help thousands of island families prepare for college as part of the National GEAR UP Week 2022.
Free classes, summer advising, scholarships for Hawaiʻi’s class of ‘22
2,700 students received free college advising since the launch of Next Steps in 2020.
Grants help Maui students advance to college, develop leadership skills
$50K to UH Foundation helped Maui seniors with post-high school plans.
Class of 2022 can apply for free with UH “Fast Pass”
Acceptances and invitations to apply to UH campuses are going out to qualified students.
UH merges career and technical education efforts
The Office of the State Director for Career and Technical Education and the Hawaiʻi P–20 Partnerships for Education was merged effective July 1, 2021.
Hawaiʻi educators can apply for innovation grants
Gov. David Ige expands a grant program to educators and educational institutions around the state.
Free classes, summer advising and scholarships to UH for Hawaiʻi’s class of 2021
Next Steps to Your Future will engage and guide graduating seniors in transitioning to their post-high school plans.
Report shows college enrollment disrupted for Hawaiʻi’s class of 2020
Hawaiʻi's public school graduates enrolled in college at higher rates than students across the nation.
