WE DO SCHOOL DIFFERENTLY.
HTA is K-12. tuition-free. statewide. innovative.
Hawai‘i Technology Academy is an innovative learning community that empowers students to become creative, critical thinkers, and enables them to determine their unique paths to success.
aloha
Welcome to HTA, Hawai‘i’s largest public charter school. Here, we do school differently.
Because we are a public charter school, we are tuition-free, and we have the flexibility to create an educational experience that fits the needs of our community. Our goal is to help every student find their own unique path to success.
We do this with an innovative schedule that gives students and teachers more time to focus on those things that matter to them.
We focus on experiential opportunities within our unique Island communities. This sets students up for success in an ever-changing world.
And families play an integral role at HTA, resulting in close relationships and a caring, supportive, and friendly environment.
Mahalo for your interest in our school!
ON OUR SIX CAMPUSES AND IN OUR DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM
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Kaua‘i’s Leilani K had the trip of a lifetime this summer when she joined KIUC’s Youth Tour to Washington D.C....
Waipahu’s pbHTA students do science experiments. They compose music, create websites and videos, bake, protect the ‘āina, grow sustainable food,...
Do the countries of Adidas Union, Golexa, Plexania, and San Dania have what it takes to survive? As the leaders...
What’s it like to attend HTA? Just watch this awesome video that our Kaua‘i campus created using the 1 Second...
Honu Productions rock! Our students are so good they were commissioned to produce a feature documentary for the venerable Smithsonian....
Plastic pollution, invasive species, climate change, over tourism ... these were among the weighty issues tackled by our Distance Learning…
Elementary school, accomplished! Oʻahu grade 5 students from our ʻEwa Beach campus and our Distance Learning program celebrated the milestone.
Waipahu grade 7 & 8 students walked — and ran — to raise more than $9,000.
