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Hawai’i Educators Explore Global Learning in Costa Rica
This past summer, Hawai‘i educators Jonathon Medeiros of Kaua‘i High School and Laura Cummings of Kaʻōhao Public Charter School participated in an inspiring field study in Costa Rica as part of the NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship. The field study abroad was the culmination of a year-long professional collaboration with about 50 outstanding educators from across the United ...
Artificial Intelligence Sessions for Hawaii’s Independent Schools
Keep pace with the rapidly changing artificial intelligence landscape! Back by popular demand, Frederick Lane is offering new AI courses for Hawaii educators, with flexible scheduling to accomodate your school's needs.Courses range from $50 to $150 per person. For group discounts for your school, contact Lynn Hammonds, Ed.D, Hawaii Education Associations's Program Manager, at ...
Educator Connection Q3 Newsletter Now Available
The latest issue of our quarterly newsletter, Educator Connection, is here! This issue includes our 2025-26 scholarship recipients and find out about applying for TAAC grants and much more. Look out for your copy in the mail, arriving this week!
Kanoe Haneberg: Following in Her Family’s Educator Footsteps
Kanoe Haneberg
Following in Her Family's Educator Footsteps
Providing scholarships to graduating high school students who show great promise is HEA’s way of helping to create a steady pipeline of educators for Hawaii. Kanoe Haneberg, who is this year’s recipient of a $2,000 high school student scholarship, is proud that she comes from a family of teachers, starting with her ...
A Message from the President: Greetings from the School Zone!
As this new school year approaches, I find that my rest infused enthusiasm has been overshadowed by news headlines that include “...gutting of the Federal Department of Education”, “...state DOE loss of $33 million in Federal Funding”, “...devastating cuts to Medicaid & SNAP benefits” and the list goes on.
HEA Awards Grants to 13 Aspiring Teachers in Statewide UH Licensure Programs
HEA has proudly awarded $1,000 awards to 13 teacher candidates enrolled in University of Hawaii’s educator preparation programs that lead to state licensure. The HEA Scholarship Committee had the difficult task of selecting the recipients from among more than 30 applicants.HEA supports students who are pursuing teaching careers by participating in state-approved preparation programs in ...
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Hawai’i Educators Explore Global Learning in Costa Rica
This past summer, Hawai‘i educators Jonathon Medeiros of Kaua‘i High School and Laura Cummings of Kaʻōhao Public Charter School participated in an inspiring field study in Costa Rica as part of the NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship. The field study abroad was the culmination of a year-long professional collaboration with about 50 outstanding educators from across the United ...
Artificial Intelligence Sessions for Hawaii’s Independent Schools
Keep pace with the rapidly changing artificial intelligence landscape! Back by popular demand, Frederick Lane is offering new AI courses for Hawaii educators, with flexible scheduling to accomodate your school's needs.Courses range from $50 to $150 per person. For group discounts for your school, contact Lynn Hammonds, Ed.D, Hawaii Education Associations's Program Manager, at ...
Educator Connection Q3 Newsletter Now Available
The latest issue of our quarterly newsletter, Educator Connection, is here! This issue includes our 2025-26 scholarship recipients and find out about applying for TAAC grants and much more. Look out for your copy in the mail, arriving this week!
Kanoe Haneberg: Following in Her Family’s Educator Footsteps
Kanoe Haneberg
Following in Her Family's Educator Footsteps
Providing scholarships to graduating high school students who show great promise is HEA’s way of helping to create a steady pipeline of educators for Hawaii. Kanoe Haneberg, who is this year’s recipient of a $2,000 high school student scholarship, is proud that she comes from a family of teachers, starting with her ...
A Message from the President: Greetings from the School Zone!
As this new school year approaches, I find that my rest infused enthusiasm has been overshadowed by news headlines that include “...gutting of the Federal Department of Education”, “...state DOE loss of $33 million in Federal Funding”, “...devastating cuts to Medicaid & SNAP benefits” and the list goes on.
HEA Awards Grants to 13 Aspiring Teachers in Statewide UH Licensure Programs
HEA has proudly awarded $1,000 awards to 13 teacher candidates enrolled in University of Hawaii’s educator preparation programs that lead to state licensure. The HEA Scholarship Committee had the difficult task of selecting the recipients from among more than 30 applicants.HEA supports students who are pursuing teaching careers by participating in state-approved preparation programs in ...
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