Hawaii Education Association

Apply now, the Hawaii Education Association (HEA), in partnership with Pi Lambda Theta-Beta Zeta Hawaii Chapter, is offering $200 grants to Teaching As A Career (TAAC) Clubs or Hawaii public schools that participate in the CTE Education Pathways.

To apply, visit hawaiieducationassociation.org/programs/taac/

Don't forget to apply for our $200 Teaching As A Career (TAAC) grant by end of day today! The TAAC program supports both student clubs and the Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways at the Hawaii Department of Education public schools. Visit our website to apply now: hawaiieducationassociation.org/programs/TAAC.

There is still time to apply for the Hawaii Education Association (HEA), in partnership with Pi Lambda Theta-Beta Zeta Hawaii Chapter $200 grants to Teaching As A Career (TAAC) Clubs or Hawaii public schools that participate in the CTE Education Pathways.

To apply, visit hawaiieducationassociation.org/programs/taac/

Today is the last day to make a donation to support the Hawaii Education Association at any Foodland - Hawaii or Sack N Save. Foodland will make a matching donation through the Program! At the register, use HEA’s code 77193. for your support!

This year, Hawaii Education Association is excited to participate in Give Aloha, Foodland’s Annual Community Matching Gifts program! This program runs during the month of September and it’s easy to participate. Simply make a donation to our organization at Foodland this month, and Foodland will match a portion of your gift.

We're proud to partner with the Pi Lambda Theta Beta Zeta Hawaii Chapter to offer $200 grants to local educators. These awards will help them inspire and develop the next generation of teachers. Selected educators will receive $200 to support their TAAC and CTE programs in the 2024-25 school year.

Apply at hawaiieducationassociation.org/programs/TAAC..

Now through September 30, you can make a donation to support the Hawaii Education Association at any Foodland - Hawaii or Sack N Save. Foodland will make a matching donation through the Program! At the register, use HEA’s code 77193.

Congratulations to this year's HEA Scholarship Recipients!

Congratulations to this year's Hiroshi & Barbara Kim Yamash*ta/HEA Scholarship Recipient!

Congratulations to this year's HEA Scholarship Recipients!

Congratulations to this year's HEA TAAC Scholarship Recipients!

The Hawaii Education Association (HEA), in partnership with Pi Lambda Theta-Beta Zeta Hawaii Chapter, is proud to continue its support for the next generation of educators by offering $200 grants to Teaching As A Career (TAAC) Clubs or Hawaii public schools that participate in the CTE Education Pathways.

To apply, visit hawaiieducationassociation.org/programs/taac/

Supporting HEA is as easy as shopping for groceries! You can make a donation to our organization at any Foodland - Hawaii or Sack N Save during September, and Foodland will make a matching donation through the Program! If you want to contribute, use HEA's code 77193 at the register. for your support!
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The Hawaii Education Association is participating in Give Aloha, Foodland’s Annual Community Matching Gifts Program. You can make a donation to our organization at any Foodland - Hawaii or Sack N Save during September. Use HEA’s code 77193. Mahalo for your support!

📣 Join Us August 7th! We’re partnering with Chaminade professors Dr. Denise Dugan and Dr. Christopher Padesly to offer a series of FREE professional development sessions on Universal Design Learning for Hawaii classrooms. Sessions will be held every other Wednesday.

These sessions are perfect for all grade levels, both general and special education. Join us at Chaminade’s Brogan Hall Room 103 or on Zoom! 📚💻

🔗 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86316854827?pwd=ibbIA9UvMc49dXBwtwygeN6XonlXx2.1

Meeting ID: 863 1685 4827
Passcode: 532323

📣 Join Us July 3rd! We’re partnering with Chaminade professors Dr. Denise Dugan and Dr. Christopher Padesly to offer a series of FREE professional development sessions on Universal Design Learning for Hawaii classrooms. Sessions will be held every other Wednesday.

These sessions are perfect for all grade levels, both general and special education. Join us at Chaminade’s Brogan Hall Room 103 or on Zoom! 📚💻

🔗 View event info or see link in bio: https://www.hawaiieducationassociation.org/summer-series-on-neurodivergent-learning/

Join us for a practical, hands-on series of sessions on how to effectively use Universal Design Learning principles to help you prepare your lesson plans for the upcoming school year. Led by Chaminade University faculty well versed in neurodiversity. Chaminade Brogan Hall, Room 103 and on Zoom.

June 19, 2024 04:00 PM Hawaii

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84090627810?pwd=kRaacMibawPsB6pQL5Fj3HRohOu4TT.1

Meeting ID: 840 9062 7810
Passcode: 557344

For info, contact Dr. Dugan at [email protected]

Join us for a practical, hands-on series of sessions on how to effectively use Universal Design Learning principles to help you prepare your lesson plans for the upcoming school year. Led by Chaminade University faculty well versed in neurodiversity. Chaminade Brogan Hall, Room 103 and on Zoom.

• June 5 and 19, 2024: 4 pm – 5 pm
• July 3, 17 and 31, 2024: 4 pm – 5 pm
• August 7, 2024: 2 pm – 3 pm

Registration link: https://www.eventbee.com/v/incorporating-the-art-and-science-of-universal-design-for-learning-in-your-classroom/event?eid=266510181

For info, contact Dr. Dugan at [email protected]

MADD Power of Parents presentation is done to empower parents and guardians to check in with their children and have these important conversations to ultimately develop a closer bond. Parents and guardians are said to be the biggest influence on teens choices to drink underage and what they do behind the wheel. They want to educate parents on how to address these topics and why it is necessary to consistently have these conversations.

MADD Power of You(th) presentation is for middle and high school aged students. Their goal is to establish a relationship with all of the middle and high schools on Oahu as well as any youth groups so that they can reach as many youth as possible. This presentation goes over the dangers and consequences of underage drinking, resisting peer pressure, how it impacts their health, not riding with an impaired driver, and a few other important topics.

Don’t forget to register! Free professional development sessions focused on incorporating the art and science of Universal Design Learning into Hawaii classrooms. Offered in a hybrid model, both at Chaminade in Brogan Hall Room 103 and on Zoom.

Registration link: https://www.eventbee.com/v/incorporating-the-art-and-science-of-universal-design-for-learning-in-your-classroom/event?eid=266510181

For info, contact Dr. Dugan at [email protected]