HSTA government relations specialist brings lobbying, labor relations experience
The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association is pleased to welcome Jason Bradshaw as its new government relations specialist.
We’re hiring! HSTA seeks government relations specialist
The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association has an opening for a government relations specialist position located on the island of Oʻahu.
HSTA identifies key government relations priorities
The Hawaiʻi State Teachers Association encourages the community and decision-makers to ensure our public schools receive proper funding and resources to foster positive learning experiences for our students and bolster teaching as a respectable and viable career for educators.
HSTA identifies top educational priorities for 2023 Hawaii State Legislature
The Hawaii State Teachers Association’s Government Relations Committee identified key priorities to advocate for during the 2023 legislative session, which convenes Jan. 18, 2023.
HSTA’s Government Relations Committee spotlights priorities for the 2022 Legislature
The Hawaii State Legislature will convene on Jan. 19. Here are the priorities we will be advocating at the Legislature. HSTA members are encouraged to attend their chapter’s legislative reception to share these priorities with their area lawmakers.
Take part in your chapter’s virtual legislative reception
Are you concerned about the impact of budget cuts, pay cuts, and furloughs? Let our state legislators know how these types of cuts have, and will continue to, hurt our students and our schools.
HSTA’s 2020 Government Relations Priorities
We encourage the community and our decision-makers to join HSTA in advocating for our students and teachers to transform Hawaii’s public schools.