New teachers: You need a license or permit to teach in Hawaii
All teachers, librarians and counselors serving at least half time in a Hawaii Department of Education or Charter school are required to hold a valid license or “Emergency Hire” permit.
DOE, UH offer scholarship stipend to emergency hires, substitutes and EAs
The state offers a scholarship stipend opportunity for emergency hire teachers, substitute teachers, and educational assistants on all islands at a secondary school with a bachelor’s degree.
HSTA’s new website is here; Members, please register for members-only content
The new website is fast, easier to navigate and compatible with any kind of device, from smart phones and tablets to desktops.
HSTA and NEA back Doug Chin for Congress
“Throughout his tenure as Hawaii attorney general, Doug Chin showed he has the courage to fight for the education our keiki deserve and stand up against bullies,” said HSTA President Corey Rosenlee.
Teacher leaders gather to learn how to better serve their members
HSTA hosted faculty representatives from around the state on Oahu for two days of training.
HSTA raises kick in this fall; How to increase your pay further
Teachers receive a 3.5% pay hike this fall.
Why our teachers are grateful for HSTA
HSTA's members explain what they appreciate about their union.
HSTA Primary Election action alert!
As the Aug. 11 primary election draws near, the political candidates who've earned HSTA endorsements need your grassroots help. See where and when you can volunteer. Mahalo.
HSTA lava update: Leave, health and safety information
Since the beginning of the Kilauea eruptions in the east rift zone in early May and throughout the summer, the HSTA has continually consulted with the state-level DOE officials to make sure the needs and concerns of our teachers are met.
Hawai‘i science teachers named Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellows
Two Hawai‘i State Department of Education science teachers have been named awardees of the prestigious Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program, an honor that comes with a one-year federal research appointment in Washington, D.C.