HSTA offers Professional Learning Community for ELL micro-credential stack
Sessions for the first PLC will run December through February
HSTA seeks presenters for 2021 conference for ‘new educators’
HSTA is currently looking for members who can present a virtual workshop on a technique, tool, approach, and/or tips that are successful in your classroom or with your students.
Sign wave for HSTA’s recommended 2020 general election candidates
Sign-wave for candidates recommended by the Hawaii State Teachers Association! Please join us and show your support while staying safe.
HSTA offers new social justice-oriented PD courses
All three courses are developed in partnership with Leeward Community College and are designed around the standards of professional development.
HSTA Pau Hana Live! with Pomaikai Keawe Lyman
Join us for the second installment of HSTA’s Pau Hana Live!, a series of free virtual events for educators and the community. This week, we welcome Pōmaikaʻi Keawe Lyman and ʻohana.
HSTA’s Pau Hana Live! premieres Oct. 2
Our premiere event takes place this Friday, Oct. 2, at 5 p.m., and features performances by two bands with teachers and school employees among their ranks.
Submit a ‘tiny float’ for the 2020 virtual Honolulu Pride parade
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Honolulu Pride’s 2020 event will be celebrated virtually on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. with a live stream hosted by Candy Shell and DJ My Friend George that includes a ‘tiny float’ parade.
HSTA recommends these candidates for the 2020 general election
The HSTA has announced its recommended candidates for the November general election. Don't forget to register to vote by Oct. 5 and send in your ballot as soon as possible for the Nov. 3 election.
HSTA members set to receive raises in the 2nd quarter
Hawaii public school teachers are scheduled to receive negotiated pay increases this fall. Effective the first day of the second quarter, educators will receive a 3.5 percent across-the-board pay raise, which will show up in their paychecks starting Nov. 5.