HSTA professional development PDE3 update
DOE has slowed HSTA PD; Union demands improvements
Lanai High students’ study published in prestigious medical journal
Their work was featured this month in the Hawaii Journal of Medicine & Public Health
Teacher Leadership Institute: Deadline extended until Sept. 25
Learn new leadership skills, meet like-minded teacher leaders, earn a stipend
Credit union doubles teacher grant program
$40,000 in grant money available until Oct. 31
Wear RedForEd Tuesday in solidarity with Arizona
This week, the Arizona Education Association's initiative (INVESTinED) to fully fund public schools in Arizona was knocked off the ballot in unprecedented fashion by the state’s Supreme Court.
Important update for Farmers Insurance policyholders
Each Farmer’s policy is being transferred from Farmers Insurance Hawaii, Inc. (FIHI) underwriting company to 21st Century Insurance Company (21CI).
As Olivia gets closer, know your rights
Here are some answers to commonly asked storm-related employment questions.
Hurricane Lane update; Oahu, Kauai schools closed Aug. 23 and 24
Teachers, parents, students and staff can go to the Hawaii public schools website to read storm-related information and get the latest updated lists of any schools that may be closed.
Wahiawa, Kailua teacher win primary state House races
"Public schools are at the heart of our community, because they are the sites where we cultivate our hopes and dreams about the future, and we are running for office because the Legislature is a place where the common good can be furthered," said Amy Perruso, winner of the primary race to represent Wahiawa and Whitmore Village in the state House.
Ige, Green thank HSTA for efforts that helped them win primary
"I really want to thank the teachers," said Gov. David Ige, while state Sen. Josh Green said, "This campaign ended up being a lot closer than we thought. And HSTA came on with a powerful endorsement for us."