Fall 2024 Newsletter

Nearly 30% of the 170,000 youth entering Hawaiʻi's workforce over the next decade will face a lack of viable opportunities to build a sustainable future here.

Enrollment in career and technical education pathways has surged in Hawaiʻi, but the programs aren't serving boys and girls equally across the state.

The federal poverty level for a family of four in Hawaiʻi is just under $36,000 — but the actual household survival budget is closer to $107,795.

College enrollment in the U.S. continued to rise last fall, surpassing prepandemic levels, new figures show.