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Maui District Television Maui District Television produces content for the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education's public access TV Channel.

Maui District Television produces programming for the Hawaii State Department of Education's television channel (356/27.56) in partnership with TEACH TV on Oahu. Our mission is to engage, inform, and inspire our community with stories from Maui County's public schools.

11/08/2026

For students needing intensive learning supports, the Community Based Instruction classroom at King Kekaulike High School focuses on daily living skills. It encompasses functional skills, such as math used in making purchases and reading to follow recipe instructions. The learning priority is on how to live an independent life. And, parents recognize their children have grown tremendously under Ms. Annie’s guidance.

28/07/2026

Two students from King Kekaulike High School on Maui, share their experience working on their Senior Projects. It's an opportunity for students to explore their interests, challenge themselves, and think outside the box.

28/07/2026

Ian Chapital, a golfer at Lahainaluna High School, dreams of one day going pro. For the past 13 years, he's been training with coach Sutee Nitakorn of Kaʻanapali Golf Courses, who not only influences Ian's technical skills, but also his mindset, which benefit his life both on and off the course.

28/07/2026

Maunaloa Elementary School on Molokaʻi is one of the smallest schools in the entire DOE system. They have been learning about gardening with help from the University of Hawaii.

28/07/2026

At Kihei Elementary School, the deaf and hard of hearing program has a very unique method to build language skills. The students play specific games in an effort to start building relationships and to build social communication. The focus is on building students’ language skills and to make sure they have a solid foundation in those skills so they can participate along with their general education peers.

28/07/2026

For over 50 years, the Lahainaluna High School Hawaiiana Club has been teaching students the importance of perpetuating Hawaiian history and culture through mele and hula. Sixth generation Kumu Hula Pōmaikaʻi Krueger hopes that his students not only walk away with a deeper understanding of the place they call home, but also a strong sense of discipline and an awareness of the mana that they put out into the world.

28/07/2026

The 7th Grade Leadership Class at Lokelani Intermediate School celebrated Hawaiʻi's diversity through a food, culture, and diversity project, in which students used food as a gateway to understanding different cultures, and their own family backgrounds.

28/07/2026

After a two-year hiatus, the First Robotics Competition is back. Maui High School's robotics team, "The Blue Thunder", competed in the Hawaii regional competition on O'ahu in March.

Along the way, we chronicle the three month journey of students and teachers with a passion for robotics as they advance to the 2022 world championships.

28/07/2026

For Pōmaikaʻi Elementary School, thier Hōʻike is an annual celebration and showcase of learning. In May, the Hōʻike was held in person for the first time in two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For students and staff, it was a joy celebrating getting back to normal with a new beginning and hope.

28/07/2026

Haiku Elementary School has built a butterfly habitat, which can be used as an outdoor classroom space. In this space, kids have a safe and supportive environment. This unique space gives students additional opportunities for Social Emotional Learning and Project Based Learning through studying butterflies, plants and other creatures.

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