HSTA demands bargaining on new professional development system
This year, Hawaiʻi voters have an opportunity to strengthen our state’s long legacy of protecting equal rights.
2024 Honolulu Pride Parade
The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association is proud to participate in the 2024 Honolulu Pride Parade on Saturday, Oct. 19. The parade begins at 4 p.m. at Ala Moana Regional Park, proceeds down Ala Moana Boulevard and Kalākaua Avenue, and ends at Kapiʻolani Park. HSTA members must RSVP to be eligible for limited-edition rainbow T-shirts, swag, bentos, and drinks. Learn more about the event at www.honolulupride.com. 3:15 p.m. Check in (look for HSTA signs) 3:45 p.m. Group photo 4 p.m. Parade begins Sign up here
Nearly 200 teachers gather for HSTA’s Start of the Year Conference
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.
National Education Association recommends Vice President Kamala Harris for 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.