This book provides an insightful discussion of the role of moral and ethical values in the public schools of Hawaii, and explores the different challenges and opportunities faced by educators in small-town Hawaii. The book also includes practical strategies and inspiring case studies that can help educators navigate contemporary moral and ethical issues in the classroom.

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