HSTA joins Marriott boycott as hotel strike drags on
Teachers union will not use Marriott facilities until strike is settled
DOE extends deadline for computer, school design grants
Nov. 9 is deadline to apply for $1.4 million worth of grants
HSTA looks for members negatively impacted by DOE’s recent PD changes
Had trouble with DOE professional development in the last year or so? Please tell us specifics
Con Am illuminated school funding crisis
Gov, schools superintendent call for more school resources, better pay
Look for pay hikes in Nov. 5 paycheck
Educators received a 3.5% pay hike in the second quarter
HSTA seeks nominations for Pono and Friend of Youth awards
Committee wants to recognize a teacher or non-teacher who goes above and beyond
State Supreme Court invalidates Con Am proposal; HSTA continues fight to improve schools
The Hawaii Supreme Court on Friday invalidated a question on general election ballots asking voters if they want to amend the Hawaii Constitution to allow the state to tax property in support of public education. Ruling in favor of Hawaii’s four counties, the court found that the wording of the question wasn’t sufficiently clear. Hawaii law requires that the language of a constitutional amendment be “neither misleading or deceptive.” “The Chief Election Officer shall issue a public proclamation stating that the ballot question is invalid and that any votes for or against the measure will not be counted and will have [...]
Ige supports Con Am; Pledges to assure it will NOT raise cost of living
Governor says he'll veto any proposal that would raise residents' property taxes or raise affordable rents
Coalition urges no vote on Con Con ballot question
Preserve Our Hawaii, a diverse coalition of organizations representing the business community, labor unions and environmental groups, is taking a stand to urge residents to vote no on the General Election constitutional convention ballot question. Our constitution protects rights that the people of Hawaii value including those for the environment, water and agricultural lands, Native Hawaiian rights, collective bargaining, and individual, civil and privacy rights and much more. Completely opening the constitution puts these rights and protections at risk. It’s too expensive, too dangerous and there are too many unknowns. "In Hawaii, you have a right to a clean and healthy [...]