Re-elected Governor David Ige is a mixed bag when it comes to bucking the education establishment, but does seem to have an open mind on some issues. He was endorsed by the NEA, almost never a promising sign. But as Governor he expanded the Early College program so Hawaii public high school students can take courses to earn high school and college credits simultaneously. He also supported the development of the new STEM education building at Waimea Middle School, offering a new educational approach that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics.CER will keep lines of communication open to encourage his openness to new ideas.
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Governor David Ige (D)
