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Megan Tagami

Megan Tagami

Author at civilbeat.org at Honolulu Civil Beat

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    Recent Articles

    msn.com

    Staffing shortages persist as Hawaii's effort to expand preschool moves forward - MSN

    <p xmlns=“http://iptc.org/std/NITF/2006-10-18/”>HONOLULU (AP) — When the new school year begins in August, more than 800 Hawaii children will gain access to free public preschool. </p><p xmlns=“http://iptc.org/std/NITF/2006-10-18/”>In its largest push yet to <a href=“https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/06/staffing-shortages-persist-as-hawaiis-effort-to-expand-preschool-moves-forward/”>expand public preschool</a>, the Executive Office on Early Learning plans to open 44 new classes serving 3- and 4-yea…
    civilbeat.org

    Hawaii's New School Board Chair Has Played A Big Role In Public Edu...

    Roy Takumi initiated significant changes in school funding and oversight during his time in the Legislature.
    civilbeat.org

    How Much Should People Know About A School's Safety Plan? Officials...

    The Department of Education is at odds with the teachers union and some Lahaina parents over how much information the public should have access to when it comes to safety plans.
    civilbeat.org

    New School Will Welcome Lahaina's Hawaiian Immersion Students In Ap...

    A temporary campus being built to replace the destroyed King Kamehameha III Elementary School will also accommodate Hawaiian immersion students.
    wsj.com

    The Top U.S. Colleges for Student Experience - The Wall Street Journal

    Dalton State College in Georgia is No. 1, according to the WSJ/College Pulse rankings
    the74million.org

    In Hawaii, Some Lahaina Families Are Torn Between Distance ... - Th...

    The state’s distance learning program faced overwhelming demand in August. What will happen now that students can go back to schools in Lahaina?
    civilbeat.org

    Some Lahaina Families Are Torn Between Distance Learning And ... - ...

    The state’s distance learning program faced overwhelming demand in August. What will happen now that students can go back to schools in Lahaina?
    wsj.com

    The Top U.S. Colleges for Career and Learning-Related Opportunities...

    Several small to midsize private colleges made the top 10, according to a student survey conducted for the WSJ/College Pulse ranking
    wsj.com

    Pay $300 an Hour to Have Your College Mascot Attend Your Wedding - ...

    Mascots, who have their own fans, are getting invited to personal events. ‘It was definitely the highlight.’
    wsj.com

    As Pandemic Funds Expire, Child-Care Centers Struggle to Survive - ...

    Providers are seeking state solutions and funding to avoid closures.
    wsj.com

    More States Try—and Fail—to Raise Teacher Salaries - The Wall Stree...

    Half of the states across the U.S. have proposed legislation this year to increase teacher pay, but only a handful has been successful.
    redbluffdailynews.com

    UC disability services understaffed, students say - Red Bluff Daily...

    The UC Student Association is calling for California to spend millions more on disability services at the university, as disabled students report long wait times to access the academic accommodatio…
    calmatters.org

    UC disability services understaffed, students say - CalMatters

    The UC Student Association is calling for California to spend millions more on disability services at the university, as students report long wait times.
    timesofsandiego.com

    California Considers New Teaching Credential for Controversial ... ...

    Do educators need a special credential to teach ethnic studies? Some ethnic studies advocates say allowing any social science teacher to instruct the subject will lead to watered down and ineffective courses.
    mv-voice.com

    California high schools are adding hundreds of ethnic studies ... -...

    California high school students will be required to pass an ethnic studies class to graduate, starting with the class of 2030. That means the state needs lots of new ethnic studies teachers.
    the74million.org

    Why California Schools Are Adding Hundreds of Ethnic Studies ... - ...

    High school students in the state will be required to pass an ethnic studies class to graduate, starting in 2030. Are teachers prepared?
    lostcoastoutpost.com

    California High Schools Are Adding Hundreds of Ethnic Studies ... -...

    California high school students will be required to pass an ethnic studies class to graduate, starting with the class of 2030. But should educators need a special credential to teach those classes? Story from @CalMatters.
    calmatters.org

    California ethnic studies requirement: Are teachers prepared? - Cal...

    As California schools roll out new ethnic studies courses, educators debate whether a special credential is needed to teach the subject.
    calmatters.org

    California ethnic studies requirement: Are teachers prepared? - Cal...

    As California schools roll out new ethnic studies courses, educators debate whether a special credential is needed to teach the subject.
    calmatters.org

    California ethnic studies requirement: Are teachers prepared? - Cal...

    As California schools roll out new ethnic studies courses, educators debate whether a special credential is needed to teach the subject.
    calmatters.org

    California nursing schools: Why are they so hard to get into? - Cal...

    At a time when California desperately needs nurses, why is it so hard to get into nursing school?