cschubert2024-09-26T12:24:31-10:00September 26, 2024|Categories: News|
Osa Tui, Jr., president of the Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association, spoke to future educators recently about the importance of teaching, sharing his own experiences growing up in a Kāneʻohe public housing complex and telling them how school became his "salvation."
cschubert2025-03-31T09:35:32-10:00September 18, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: delay, grievance, HIDOE, HSTA, paycheck, paychecks, settles|
The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education has agreed to conduct an audit and pay 500 teachers hundreds of dollars each for the financial harm they suffered because of paycheck delays, settling a grievance brought by the Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association.
cschubert2024-09-20T12:26:58-10:00September 18, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: HSTA, HSTA logo, logo redesign, new logo, strategic goals|
The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association unveiled a vibrant new logo this week, replacing the current 30-year-old design.
cschubert2024-09-18T13:35:00-10:00September 18, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: Director, HSTA, new hire, Stacey Chang, UD, Uniserv|
Stacey Chang began working at the Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association this week as a UniServ Director representing educators in the Pearl City, Waipahu and Campbell complexes of HSTA’s Leeward Chapter. Before that, she spent 33 years as a public school teacher, 31 of them at Mauka Lani Elementary in Kapolei, the last eight years as an academic coach.
cschubert2024-09-18T13:35:48-10:00September 13, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: Department of Education, grievance, Hawaii State Department of Education, HIDOE, Keith Hayashi, office of talent management, paycheck, paycheck delay, Records and Transcripts, superintendent, Teacher recruitment|
“While we appreciate the additional opportunity for dialogue with HIDOE early next week, our members grow weary of their continued lack of transparency, absence of immediate cooperation, and failure to address the needs of its workforce,” said Osa Tui, Jr., HSTA president.
cschubert2024-07-31T21:20:30-10:00July 25, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: cultural equity, equity, HCR, Hookaulike social justice summit, HSTA, human and civil rights|
Public school educators can participate in a new online program at Windward Community College to learn about Hawaiian music, integrate it into their student lessons, and earn professional development credits that can boost their salaries.
cschubert2024-08-01T12:23:41-10:00July 24, 2024|Categories: News|Tags: 2024, election, Harris, HSTA, Kamala, Kamala Harris, NEA, Recoomends, vice president|
Public school educators can participate in a new online program at Windward Community College to learn about Hawaiian music, integrate it into their student lessons, and earn professional development credits that can boost their salaries.
cschubert2023-03-24T15:32:13-10:00March 24, 2023|Categories: News|
Lawmakers this week broadened the eligibility for planned educator housing rentals, allowing public school employees besides teachers to take advantage of the units when they’re built.
cschubert2023-03-24T22:03:34-10:00March 23, 2023|Categories: News|Tags: Criticize, Criticizing, Ewa school, Flag, GOP, Lawmaker, rainbow|
A state lawmaker who raised concerns about pride flags on display at ‘Ewa Makai Middle School on his social media channels over the weekend faced strong criticism from teachers and from a fellow Republican who called him “rubbish” and a “hater” who should be voted out of office.
cschubert2023-03-22T15:23:08-10:00March 22, 2023|Categories: News|Tags: announcement, governor, High School, Maui, new school|
Gov. Josh Green announced Wednesday that students will be allowed to physically attend Maui’s Kūlanihāko‘i High School and access its state-of-the-art facilities after construction is completed and the Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) sets an opening date.
