LĀHAINĀ CAMPUS
MAUI
grades K-8
Mahalo for stopping by our Lāhainā campus. We offer unique schedules and a focus on hands-on opportunities and a close-knit, supportive community.
Thank you for your interest in our school. Our campus was established in the aftermath of the wildfires to offer a caring, supportive environment for our keiki. Our unique blended schedule allows us to provide an individualized learning structure. Starting right from elementary, we focus on hands-on learning. This is emphasized even more in our middle school, which operates our place-based program, or pbHTA. Our pbHTA students spend more time outside the classroom as they work on community-based projects.
WHAT MAKES HTA LĀHAINĀ AWESOME
THE HANDS-ON PROJECTS
& FIELD STUDIES
We definitely learn by doing. The hands-on projects start in the elementary grades and our middle school exclusively runs our place-based program — pbHTA — where students dive even deeper into projects and learning in the field with community partners. They have contributed to the restoration of a local watershed with Kaiāulu Inititatives and partnered with the Young Entrepreneurs Program to create sustainable products that they have then sold at the Kapi‘olani Community College Farmers market.
A CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY
HTA is not just about academics. From our caring teachers, supportive parents and community partners, everyone plays a pivotal role in creating a warm, safe, and welcoming atmosphere. Our small size and blended model allow us to truly focus on our students’ social and emotional development.
92 percent of HTA parents and teachers reported a positive and safe school culture in the School Quality Survey (SY 23-24).
CLUBS & ENRICHMENT
After-school clubs are formed each semester based on student interests. Think ‘ukulele, art, chess, gardening, tennis and pickleball, I.M. Power, or gymnastics. This is a great time to explore and socialize.
OUR NEW CAMPUS
MORE THAN A PARENT.A LEARNING COACH
One of the key differences at HTA is the close relationship between family and school. All HTA students must have a Learning Coach. This is typically a parent or guardian, but can be another designated adult.
A QUALITY EDUCATION
FROM OUR
‘OHANA
Our schedule is UNIQUE
How and where HTA students learn is different than a traditional brick and mortar school or homeschool.
SCHOOL IS FIVE DAYS A WEEK, BUT IT’S NOT ON CAMPUS EVERY DAY.
Blended learning enables students to follow their passions, it enhances relationships between students, families, and school, and allows students to engage in hands-on, experiential learning. Our unique model fosters independence and equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the 21st century.
IN CLASS
There are days when our blended program students are on campus and in class working with their teachers and peers.
ONLINE
INDEPENDENT
And there are days when students are engaged in independent assignments or out in the real world engaging in Field Studies, experiential opportunities, or career-based learning.
LEARN MORE
WEEKLY SCHEDULES
Check out what a blended week looks like — what days students are on campus or online or learning independently.
LEARNING COACH ROLE
Parents/guardians play a vital role at HTA. Learn more about what a Learning Coach does and read advice from our families.
DOING SCHOOL DIFFERENTLY
Watch this video to see how we do school differently so you can make the best decision for your child’s education.
GOT HTA QUESTIONS?
Read about our computer loan program, school lunches, social opportunities, special education support, and more.
NAVIGATE TO HTA LĀHAINĀ
78 ULUPONO STREET
Lāhainā HI 96761
Mailing: 5095 Napilihau St, Ste 109B, PMB 239
Lāhainā, HI 96761-8809
808-676-5444 option 3, 4