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Megan Tagami

Megan Tagami

Author at civilbeat.org at Honolulu Civil Beat

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    Recent Articles

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    Hawaiʻi Is Failing Special Education Students. Federal Cuts Could Make It Worse

    Families and researchers say possible funding cuts and reduced federal oversight could make it harder for special education students to receive the services they need in schools.
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    Hawaiʻi Collected $20M To Build Schools. It Hasn’t Spent A Dime

    Lawmakers and housing advocates say the fee should be eliminated because the state hasn’t used the money. DOE says the rules on spending it are too restrictive.
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    Transgender Students Have Strong Protections In Hawaiʻi. That May N...

    A private school on Maui is restricting transgender students' access to bathrooms and sports teams. Some advocates are worried that more schools might follow.
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    Hawaiʻi School Libraries Are Shrinking When Students May Need Them ...

    The number of school librarians in Hawaiʻi has declined dramatically over the past 20 years, despite an increased need to help students navigate misinformation and digital learning.
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    Potential Closures On The Horizon For Hawaiʻi's Smallest Schools

    The education department is looking for ways to reduce costs as enrollment continues to decline statewide.
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    Hawaiʻi Kids Are Drowning Without Access To Swim Lessons

    Drowning is the leading cause of death for children in the state, but efforts to address the problem have been mostly left up to community organizations with limited funding and uneven reach.
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    Wahiawā Charter School Accepts Permanent Closure

    Kamalani Academy, a charter school in Wahiawā, will close in June after governing board members announced on Thursday night they will not appeal the Hawaiʻi State Public Charter School Commission’s decision to shut down the school. Kamalani will be the third charter school in Hawaiʻi’s history to be shut down by the state. The charter […]
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    Lawmakers Want To Make It Harder For Kids To Skip Vaccines

    Roughly 1 in 5 students in Hawaiʻi were missing required vaccines last year. Doctors say that's a growing health threat, but efforts to toughen state law are drawing intense criticism from parents opposed to vaccines.
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    Hawaiʻi Teens Report High Rates Of Racism In Schools

    Nearly half of white high school students and more than half of Black students in the state said they'd experienced racism in schools, according to a federal survey recently pulled from the internet by Trump administration orders.
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    Hawaiʻi Families Brace For A Big Jump In Summer School Costs

    Hawaiʻi summer school has been free for students over the past four years, but the end of federal funding means schools must find other ways to pay for the programs.
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    Charter Commission Votes To Close Down Kamalani Academy In June

    Kamalani Academy, a Wahiawā charter school serving 115 students in grades kindergarten through eight, is expected to close in June after the Hawaiʻi State Public Charter School Commission voted on Thursday not to renew its contract. The commission found the state-funded school failed to fulfill key components of its two-year contract, including submitting monthly financial […]