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Hawaii Education

Association

To strengthen and support

excellence in education

AGENDA

1. Finance Committee - 8:30 a.m.

2. Call to Order by President June Motokawa - 9:00 a.m.

3. Moment of Silence for Ron Toma

4. Approve October 19, 2019 Board of Directors Minutes

5. Reports

   a.   HEA President (Motokawa)
   b.   HEA Treasurer (Wong)
   c.   HEA Staff Specialist (Togami)

6. Committee Reports

   a.   Finance Committee
   b.   Programs Committee
1)   Scholarship (Maeda)
2)   TAAC (Yanagi)
   c.   HEAIA (Husted)
   d.   HFE (Motokawa)

7. Unfinished Business

a. Executive Committee recommends that HEA join HE’E Coalition as a non-voting member.
b. _________________________________________________

8.   New Business

   a.   Executive Committee recommends the acceptance of the Scholarship Committee’s

recommendation to increase its budget from $12,000 to $17,000.
b. Executive Committee recommends that the HEA create an Emeritus Board Member Category.

9. Strategic Planning - Marketing Campaign

UPCOMING

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

Saturday, December 14, 2019

Hawaii State Teachers Association (HSTA)

1200 Ala Kapuna Street

9:00 a.m.

If you plan to attend, please call the HEA office. Thank you!

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ABOUT HEA

The story behind our association

The Hawaii Education Association (HEA)

HEA has an illustrious beginning. It was founded in 1921 to represent the educational community to the Territorial Legislature. Statehood in 1959, brought the importance of HEA to the forefront, becoming the “voice” of educators” by representing the welfare of all educators at the Legislature. In 1970-71, HEA was instrumental in establishing three educational collective bargaining units that are still in existence. This, however, altered the direct influence and impact HEA would have on Hawaii’s educational community.

Demographics and needs of the educational community have changed; however, HEA continues to support its vision of affirming the professionalism of Hawaii’s educators. In 1994, HEA acquired 501(c)(3) nonprofit status to continue their support for excellence in education. Throughout HEA’s history, loyal and committed members have supported the organization through generous annual donations to support Teaching As A Career (TAAC), scholarships for pre-service education and active teachers, and Excellence in Teaching and Learning (ExTL) initiatives.

HEA Vision & Mission Statements

HEA Bylaws

Articles of Incorporation