Lahaina Parents Struggle to Find Options for Displaced Students

Parents and teachers in Lahaina, Hawaii, are struggling to find suitable options for their children's education after schools were destroyed by fires. Many families cannot afford to replace the computers that burned in the fires, and transportation to schools on the other side of the island is a challenge for those without cars or addresses. Parents and teachers are advocating for their children to stay in Lahaina, surrounded by friends who have experienced the same trauma. Some are proposing temporary satellite campuses in West Maui resorts as an alternative to online schooling. The government's role in supporting the community and rebuilding the schools is being questioned.