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After the hurricanes comes homecoming — listen to another installment of 'Homeroom Hawaiʻi' (opens the original)
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Recent hurricanes have created a cascade of challenges for communities and businesses across the islands. For students and educators, it’s made it difficult just to get to school each day. And now, as the weather subsides, something new is taking schools by storm: homecoming week. Listen to another installment of Homeroom Hawaiʻi to hear how schools are gearing up for the beloved early autumn tradition and to learn how students and staff are dealing with the challenges around AI. A new segment o
'Homeroom Hawaiʻi' checks in on Kauaʻi classrooms after the storms (opens the original)
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Tropical Storm Nolo is on its way to the Hawaiian islands, following multiple storms over the last several weeks. These storms mean challenges for schools across the state. In this week’s installment of Homeroom Hawaiʻi, we hear about the consequences that classrooms are facing as we check in on Kauaʻi students and educators just days after Hurricane Lowell. A new segment of Homeroom Hawai‘i can be heard every week on HPR’s The Conversation. To catch more and listen to full-length roundup episod
What goes into a school lunch? Find out on 'Homeroom Hawaiʻi' (opens the original)
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As the months roll by, do you ever have the feeling that your daily responsibilities are piling up so fast that you can’t keep up? That’s what some students and educators are experiencing as they hit their stride in the second month of the school year. Administrators across the islands are facing the challenges of running schools in an archipelago, and the chefs who feed our keiki are facing serious constraints when it comes to making an ono lunch. Take a listen to see how things have carried on
Homeroom Hawaiʻi: September 2026 (opens the original)
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Remember that first day of school? – the newness of it all?Step into the start of the school year with the first episode of Homeroom Hawai‘i, a new monthly podcast.Voices from campuses across the state will take you from the opening week pep rally to mid-quarter grades. Along the way there will be challenges, including a hurricane, as everyone works to set themselves up for success throughout the year, in the classroom and beyond. Homeroom Hawaiʻi is sponsored by HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union
See how schools are handling hurricane season on 'Homeroom Hawaiʻi' (opens the original)
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With hurricane season still going strong in Hawaiʻi, students and educators across the state have been struggling to keep up with the school year. For many, keeping up with their demands amid the storms has meant moving their workloads to the weekend. And as mid-quarter grades are being released, challenges beyond the weather have begun to emerge — like how to manage student use of AI. Listen on to hear voices from across the state share their thoughts on these themes and more in the latest inst
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