Moanalua Middle teacher receives Milken Educator of Promise Award
During a ceremony amongst family, colleagues, and lawmakers, a Moanalua Middle 7th-grade history teacher was honored as the 2024 Hawaiʻi State Milken Educator of Promise.
Institute keynote speaker shares inspirational ways to connect, grow
In her keynote, Kumu Hula Kekuhi Kealiʻikanakaʻole shared a mele moʻokū, a song that allows participants to use their foundations to introduce and center around their personal relationship to spaces.
Resources to help you plan for retirement
Are you thinking about retirement? Do you have questions about how it works and, more importantly, will you have enough money to retire? Our resource page and workshop sessions will help you prepare.
Hawaiʻi educators urged to take part in presidential selection process
Teachers across the islands are encouraged to participate in the Democratic and Republican primary process here in March.
Celebrate Black History Month with HSTA
On Saturday, Feb. 12, the HSTA Human and Civil Rights (HCR) Committee invites fellow educators to a virtual gathering to share Black History Month resources. Join us for an overview of these resources and how to share them with your students.
2024–25 Teacher Assignment and Transfer Program (TATP) Posting #1 available
Tenured teachers who are interested in applying for vacancies must submit an online application for each position. Probationary teachers in their fifth or sixth semester of probation, and National Board Certified Teachers (NBCT) serving in their last semester of probation, may only apply for vacancies in the first TATP posting.
HSTA president addresses thousands of members at 2024 Teacher Institute Day
In his Institute Day address, HSTA President Osa Tui, Jr. reflected on the year’s major highs and lows, and what’s ahead for Hawaiʻi educators and our union.
New educators, attend upcoming HSTA webinars hosted by SHiNE
The Supporting Hawaiʻi’s New Educators (SHiNE) Committee of the Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association invites new teachers to attend a series of informational webinars on various topics.
Lawmakers advance bill to collect surcharge on luxury investment properties for public education
A bill that would give the public the chance to amend Hawaiʻi’s constitution to collect a new property tax on pricey investment properties in the islands for public education is advancing in the state Legislature.