Terri Inefuku2021-06-07T17:18:45-10:00June 3, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: 21 hours, Board of Education, catherine payne, contract, Hawaii State Department of Education, HIDOE, job-embedded professional development, office of talent management, professional development, sean bacon, settlement|
At Thursday’s Board of Education meeting, Sean Bacon, interim assistant superintendent, Office of Talent Management, and BOE Chair Catherine Payne, expressed their support for job-embedded professional development (21 hours).
Terri Inefuku2021-05-28T16:50:51-10:00May 28, 2021|Categories: COVID-19, News|Tags: air conditioning, Corey Rosenlee, coronavirus, COVID-19, HSTA President, James Campbell High School, leadership, pandemic|
Member educators at James Campbell High School in Ewa Beach pay tribute to HSTA President Corey Rosenlee, who taught social studies there for nine years before taking the helm of HSTA. His colleagues reflect on his impact as a leader at the school and across the state.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-27T18:34:44-10:00May 27, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: caucus, course, credits, DOE, EL, English learners, Hawaii State Department of Education, HIDOE, joint EL committee, requirement, Sheltered Instruction Qualification, SIQ, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, TESOL|
HSTA invites members across the state to take part in a newly formed caucus to increase educator voice and support for English learners.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-23T20:39:49-10:00May 23, 2021|Categories: Negotiations, News|Tags: bargaining, contract, employer, HSTA, HSTA Board of Directors, Negotiations, negotiations committee, Negotiations Team, ratification, settlement, vote|
We have reached a tentative agreement with the employer, and your bargaining team, the HSTA Negotiations Committee, and the HSTA Board of Directors overwhelmingly recommend your support in a vote of YES to ratify the agreement.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-21T14:38:08-10:00May 21, 2021|Categories: COVID-19, News|Tags: broadband, broadband service, computer, discount, Emergency Broadband Benefit, Federal Communications Commission, laptop, low income, tablet|
The Federal Communications Commission has launched a temporary program to help families and households struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-21T13:57:24-10:00May 21, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: algebra, classroom teacher, ELA, Hawaii Comprehensive Assessment Program, Hawaii State Department of Education, math, Performance Assessment Development Institute|
Participants will be provided training on the development of performance assessments that are aligned to the content standards and meet students’ needs.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-17T16:55:12-10:00May 17, 2021|Categories: COVID-19, News|Tags: 2021-22, christina kishimoto, Corey Rosenlee, coronavirus, COVID-19, distance learning, DOE, Hawaii State Department of Education, HIDOE, in-person learning, masks, pandemic, principals, school year, social distancing, sports, superintendent, vaccine|
As more residents get vaccinated and restrictions ease on public gatherings and other precautions, the Hawaii State Department of Education says all Hawaii public schools will fully reopen for in-person learning next school year.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-14T13:58:22-10:00May 14, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: Farrington High, HIKI NO, Kai Tsugawa, Leilehua High, Maui Waena Intermediate, Mental Health America of Hawaii, PBS Hawaii, Waiakea Elementary|
Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi (MHAH) is honoring five public school students for their courage to share their personal challenges and triumphs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-11T11:01:51-10:00May 10, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: HCR, human and civil rights committee, Kim Coco Iwamoto, racial justice, Rooms with a View, social justice|
This event is free and open to the public. Please join us as we work to shift views, create space, and inspire change.
Terri Inefuku2021-05-07T14:29:01-10:00May 7, 2021|Categories: News|Tags: David Ige, governor, HB613, incentive, payments|
HSTA is extremely grateful to state lawmakers for unanimously approving a school budget bill that includes one-time $2,200 payments to teachers to help combat the teacher shortage crisis and stabilize the state’s teaching force. Now, we have to convince Gov. David Ige to sign the measure into law.
