Uniting Education leaders and organizations in the Pacific East to create lasting impact.
Pacific East Comprehensive Center provides support and training to help the educational jurisdictions and peoples of American Samoa, Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI), and Hawaiʻi improve education systems and outcomes for Pacifika students.
Our Islands
American Samoa
Supporting contextually grounded instructional leadership and system improvement.
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Addressing micro-enrollment and strengthening rural education systems.
Hawaiʻi
Advancing statewide priorities through data-driven and locally informed solutions.
What’s New in the Pacific East
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Grounded in Place and Community, Advisory Board Tackles High Leverage Education Problems in Pacific East
by Grace Cajski, Pacific East CC The Pacific East Comprehensive Center (Pacific East CC) advisory board gathered April 6–7, 2026, on Hawai’i’s Oʻahu island for discussion, reflection, and collaboration to…
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Advisory Board Looks to Solve High Leverage Education Problems With Local Solutions
Regional leaders collaborate to align strategies with jurisdiction-selected High Leverage Problems.
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Pacific East CC Launches Education Partnership Across the Pacific
The Pacific East Comprehensive Center officially launches its partnership with educators across American Samoa, Hawaiʻi, and the Republic of the…
Our Talanoa: A Pacific East CC Blog
A Pacific East CC Blog. “Talanoa” reflects Pacific storytelling and dialogue traditions – a space for sharing insights and experiences.
Events
Pacific East CC Advisory Board Meeting
April 06-07, 2026
Hawaiʻi
Resources
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Hawaiʻi Charter Schools Innovative Assessment Project
Learn about efforts to align assessment systems with mission-driven school practices in Hawaiʻi.
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Strengthening Science Education to Advance Student Achievement (2025-2029)
Pacific East CC partners with HIDOE to strengthen statewide science education through NGSS alignment, system improvement, and professional learning support.
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High Leverage Problem: Coping with Micro-Enrollment in Rural Atolls of the Marshall Islands
Rural schools face unsustainable staffing levels due to declining enrollment, with more than three-fourths serving small, dispersed communities.