Aloha and Welcome!
Whether you are a returning family or joining us for the first time, this Back to School 101 page is here to help you navigate the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES
REQUIRED learning coach TRAINING - new & returning families
You, as a Learning Coach, play an invaluable role in your child's academic life. You will work closely with teachers to ensure your child is receiving the guidance and support they need to succeed. We love our Learning Coaches! To help support you in your role, we have developed these orientation sessions.
All new Learning Coaches are expected to attend both LC 101 and LC 102.
All returning Learning Coaches should attend LC 102.
‘Oahu pbHTA and NuVuX families also have additional orientation sessions
All new Learning Coaches are expected to attend both LC 101 and LC 102.
All returning Learning Coaches should attend LC 102.
‘Oahu pbHTA and NuVuX families also have additional orientation sessions
- Learning Coach 101 An introduction to HTA, our school information platform, HonuHub, and the role of Learning Coaches. New Learning Coaches may participate in these sessions virtually or face-to-face. Please note: pbHTA families do not need to attend LC 101; you will attend LC 102 and a specific pbHTA training session (see below).
- Learning Coach 102 This is for all new and returning Learning Coaches and is an introduction to our curriculum platform, Canvas. We are excited to start the year with this new platform, which unites all of our curricular resources on one easy-access platform. This training will be conducted virtually only. Please note: this is also required for new pbHTA and NuVuX families.
- Learning Coach pbHTA 101 This is only for families enrolled in the pbHTA program in Grades K-5 at ‘Ewa Beach and Grades 7 & 8 at Waipahu. This training will be conducted in person only — all pbHTA students and LCs should attend and bring their laptop. Time slots are available on HonuHub and are listed below (teachers will communicate further details). pbHTA families must also attend LC 102.
- Learning Coach NuVuX 101 This is only for families registered for the ‘Oahu high school NuVuX program. NuVuX 101 will be conducted virtually and all NuVuX students and LCs are expected to attend. The instructor will provide an introduction to NuVuX’s design studio concept and learning model and review the technology and materials used in the program. Please note: new families must also attend LC 101 and 102; returning families should also attend LC 102.
Lc training dates & Times
Please click here to view Learning Coach training session dates and times for your campus,
then log on to HonuHub and sign up using the instructions below.
then log on to HonuHub and sign up using the instructions below.
computer loan program
All HTA students must have access to a laptop in order to complete schoolwork and attend virtual classes. Students are welcome to use a personal laptop, or they can participate in HTA’s optional Computer Loan Program.
You can review the complete Computer Loan Agreement in HonuHub (accessible via the Computer Loan Program tab). Families participating in the program need to sign up through HonuHub, using PayPal to pay the refundable deposit of $135 before they pick up their laptop.
Laptops are picked up on picture day (see details below).
Anyone with a missing deposit at the time of pickup will not be issued a computer, and must return to pick up a computer after the deposit has been made online.
For assistance, please email tech@myhta.org.
Families choosing not to participate in the computer loan program must ensure that each of their enrolled students has a personal laptop to use for school, both on campus and off campus.
You can review the complete Computer Loan Agreement in HonuHub (accessible via the Computer Loan Program tab). Families participating in the program need to sign up through HonuHub, using PayPal to pay the refundable deposit of $135 before they pick up their laptop.
Laptops are picked up on picture day (see details below).
Anyone with a missing deposit at the time of pickup will not be issued a computer, and must return to pick up a computer after the deposit has been made online.
For assistance, please email tech@myhta.org.
Families choosing not to participate in the computer loan program must ensure that each of their enrolled students has a personal laptop to use for school, both on campus and off campus.
PICTURE DAY + COMPUTER PICK-UP
You will take your school photo and pick up your computer on the same day. Please refer to your campus below for specific instructions.
If you are ordering photos, please be sure to order online before coming to campus.
Our school photos will be taken by Lifetouch. This photo is used for your required HTA photo ID and in the Yearbook.
If you would like to purchase these photos, visit the Lifetouch website before picture day on your campus. Students coming to campus for picture day should be dressed in appropriate attire that complies with the HTA dress code.
LIFETOUCH ID NUMBERS BY ISLAND (NEEDED TO ORDER PHOTOS)
O‘ahu: EVTJVF22W
Maui: EVTZMQDZH
Kaua‘i: EVT6D7RGC
Hawai‘i Island: EVTSBDQ44
DATES & TIMES by campus
OʻAHU
‘Ewa Beach and Waipahu students will both pick up their computers and take photos on the Waipahu campus.
Please schedule your computer pick-up in HonuHub. Once signed into HonuHub as the Learning Coach, you can schedule an appointment by clicking on the Computer Loan Program tab at the top of the page, followed by the “Step 3: Computer Loan Deposit Payment” tab on the left menu bar, and finally selecting "Schedule Pickup Appointment" to the right of your student's name.
Dates: August 3 & 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Room for computer pick-up: 16/17
Room for Photos: 6/8
Parking: Please see the parking map for information on where you can park. There are no reserved spots for the HTA Waipahu Campus.
Please pick up your computer first before returning to the photo line for pictures.
When only taking photos: You do not need to schedule in HonuHub if you are not picking up a computer. Students with the last name starting with A-M please come to campus for photos on Thursday Aug. 3. Students with the last name starting with N-Z please come to campus on Friday Aug. 4. (If families with multiple students are coming in for pictures only and the students have different last names, you may come on either day.)
KAUA‘I CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: 4370 Kukui Grove St., Suite 103
Parking: Any available parking stall at the Kukui Grove Executive Center
MAUI CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 3
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: 535 Lipoa Parkway Suite 200, Kihei HI 96753
Room for computer pick-up: 2nd floor lobby
Room for photos: Room adjacent to the lobby
Parking: Please park in any available stall in the center of the parking lot
HAWAI‘I ISLAND CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: All grades will pick up from the middle and high school campus
75-5995 Kuakini Highway, Suite 415
Parking: Any available stall at Pottery Terrace
DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM
Students pick up their computers on their home island campus. Please review the instructions for your home island campus above. Lānaʻi students will pick up from our Maui campus.
Students can take pictures on their home campus (see the dates and times above).
If you are ordering photos, please be sure to order online before coming to campus.
Our school photos will be taken by Lifetouch. This photo is used for your required HTA photo ID and in the Yearbook.
If you would like to purchase these photos, visit the Lifetouch website before picture day on your campus. Students coming to campus for picture day should be dressed in appropriate attire that complies with the HTA dress code.
LIFETOUCH ID NUMBERS BY ISLAND (NEEDED TO ORDER PHOTOS)
O‘ahu: EVTJVF22W
Maui: EVTZMQDZH
Kaua‘i: EVT6D7RGC
Hawai‘i Island: EVTSBDQ44
DATES & TIMES by campus
OʻAHU
‘Ewa Beach and Waipahu students will both pick up their computers and take photos on the Waipahu campus.
Please schedule your computer pick-up in HonuHub. Once signed into HonuHub as the Learning Coach, you can schedule an appointment by clicking on the Computer Loan Program tab at the top of the page, followed by the “Step 3: Computer Loan Deposit Payment” tab on the left menu bar, and finally selecting "Schedule Pickup Appointment" to the right of your student's name.
Dates: August 3 & 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Room for computer pick-up: 16/17
Room for Photos: 6/8
Parking: Please see the parking map for information on where you can park. There are no reserved spots for the HTA Waipahu Campus.
Please pick up your computer first before returning to the photo line for pictures.
When only taking photos: You do not need to schedule in HonuHub if you are not picking up a computer. Students with the last name starting with A-M please come to campus for photos on Thursday Aug. 3. Students with the last name starting with N-Z please come to campus on Friday Aug. 4. (If families with multiple students are coming in for pictures only and the students have different last names, you may come on either day.)
KAUA‘I CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: 4370 Kukui Grove St., Suite 103
Parking: Any available parking stall at the Kukui Grove Executive Center
MAUI CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 3
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: 535 Lipoa Parkway Suite 200, Kihei HI 96753
Room for computer pick-up: 2nd floor lobby
Room for photos: Room adjacent to the lobby
Parking: Please park in any available stall in the center of the parking lot
HAWAI‘I ISLAND CAMPUS
(No Appointment Needed)
Date: August 4
Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Place: All grades will pick up from the middle and high school campus
75-5995 Kuakini Highway, Suite 415
Parking: Any available stall at Pottery Terrace
DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM
Students pick up their computers on their home island campus. Please review the instructions for your home island campus above. Lānaʻi students will pick up from our Maui campus.
Students can take pictures on their home campus (see the dates and times above).
First week of school schedules
ELEMENTARY
**Campus Director/teachers will reach out and communicate further details during the week of July 24.**
ʻEwa Campus
Aug. 7 - 11 New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Monday, Aug. 14 Elementary students begin their first face-to-face (F2F) class.
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11 a.m. All students virtual orientation and troubleshooting
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Thursday, Aug. 10 Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Friday, Aug. 11 Elementary School ‘Ohana Day
Kona Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Face-to-Face New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11 a.m. First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 and Thursday, Aug. 10, 9 -1:30 p.m. Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Friday, Aug. 11, 9 - 1:30 p.m. Lā ʻOhana (Family Day)
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some in-person meeting opportunities.
Aug. 7 - 11 New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Aug. 14 Elementary students will begin their first virtual class.
Campus Directors/teachers will shortly reach out and communicate further details about the first week of school (Aug. 7 - 11).
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Waipahu Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Full day on campus; face-to-face classes
Thursday, Aug. 10: Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11: Face-to-face class
Kauaʻi Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Face-to-face class
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 Face-to-face campus-specific student orientation
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Face-to-face class
Kona Campus
Monday, August 7 (12:30-3:00pm): Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, August 8 (12:30-3:00pm): First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, August 9: First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, August 10: Virtual class
Friday, August 11: Face-to-face class
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some available in-person meeting opportunities.
Monday, Aug. 7 Virtual New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual classes
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual Classes
Thursday, Aug. 10 Middle School, Advisory
Friday, Aug. 11 Virtual class
HIGH SCHOOL
Waipahu Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face return to school for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Kauaʻi Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 8:30 - 3:05 p.m. Face-to-face return to school for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Teachers and counselors will be available for student support, and they will hold office hours. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face campus-specific orientation for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 First day of face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Kona Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 8:30 a.m. - 3:05 p.m. Face-to-face return to school for ALL Students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Students will attend Block 6. In addition to Block 6, this day is used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support.
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some available in-person meeting opportunities.
Monday, Aug. 7 Virtual New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual classes
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
**Campus Director/teachers will reach out and communicate further details during the week of July 24.**
ʻEwa Campus
Aug. 7 - 11 New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Monday, Aug. 14 Elementary students begin their first face-to-face (F2F) class.
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11 a.m. All students virtual orientation and troubleshooting
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Thursday, Aug. 10 Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Friday, Aug. 11 Elementary School ‘Ohana Day
Kona Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Face-to-Face New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11 a.m. First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 and Thursday, Aug. 10, 9 -1:30 p.m. Individually scheduled assessments and student/parent meetings
Friday, Aug. 11, 9 - 1:30 p.m. Lā ʻOhana (Family Day)
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some in-person meeting opportunities.
Aug. 7 - 11 New Student Orientation/Meet the Teacher
Aug. 14 Elementary students will begin their first virtual class.
Campus Directors/teachers will shortly reach out and communicate further details about the first week of school (Aug. 7 - 11).
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Waipahu Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Full day on campus; face-to-face classes
Thursday, Aug. 10: Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11: Face-to-face class
Kauaʻi Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Face-to-face class
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 12:30 - 3 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 Face-to-face campus-specific student orientation
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Face-to-face class
Kona Campus
Monday, August 7 (12:30-3:00pm): Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, August 8 (12:30-3:00pm): First day of virtual class for all students
Wednesday, August 9: First day of face-to-face class
Thursday, August 10: Virtual class
Friday, August 11: Face-to-face class
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some available in-person meeting opportunities.
Monday, Aug. 7 Virtual New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual classes
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual Classes
Thursday, Aug. 10 Middle School, Advisory
Friday, Aug. 11 Virtual class
HIGH SCHOOL
Waipahu Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face return to school for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Kauaʻi Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 8:30 - 3:05 p.m. Face-to-face return to school for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Teachers and counselors will be available for student support, and they will hold office hours. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Maui Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face campus-specific orientation for all students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 First day of virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 First day of face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Kona Campus
Monday, Aug. 7, 9 - 11:30 a.m. Face-to-face New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8, 8:30 a.m. - 3:05 p.m. Face-to-face return to school for ALL Students
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Face-to-face class
Friday, Aug. 11 Students will attend Block 6. In addition to Block 6, this day is used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support.
Distance Learning program
All classes and orientations will be held virtually. There will be some available in-person meeting opportunities.
Monday, Aug. 7 Virtual New Student Orientation
Tuesday, Aug. 8 First day of virtual classes
Wednesday, Aug. 9 Virtual class
Thursday, Aug. 10 Virtual class
Friday, Aug. 11 Teachers and counselors will also be available for student support and will hold office hours. This day is also used for experiential learning and remote coursework and preparation. Students will attend virtual class for Block 6 if part of their class schedule.
Drop-off and pick-up
For your child's safety, please drop off no earlier than 15 minutes prior to classes, and pick up within 15 minutes of dismissal. Supervision cannot be ensured outside of these parameters. The reception area within our campuses are reserved for business purposes.
Waipahu Campus
See parking map for general information on where you can park. There are no reserved spots for the Waipahu Campus.
‘Ewa Beach Campus
Families can park in the lot of the ‘Ewa Beach site.
Maui Campus
Faculty will assist in drop-off and pick-up during the first couple of weeks of school. Students will be dropped off in front of the building's main entrance — families should not park. Faculty will direct traffic through the parking lot. Students may be dropped off no earlier than 15 minutes before their division start time. Families who are waiting to drop off should park along N. Holopono Street, adjacent to the building parking lot.
Hawai‘i Island Campus
For daily drop off and pick up, please feel free to walk/meet your student at the front doors of campus. We will have staff helping in the parking lot the first few days of school. For campus visits, please stop by or make an appointment.
Kaua‘i Campus
Middle school students are dropped off and picked up at the gate leading to the campus green space. All families can park in any of the available unmarked stalls at the Kukui Grove Executive Center while on campus.
Waipahu Campus
See parking map for general information on where you can park. There are no reserved spots for the Waipahu Campus.
‘Ewa Beach Campus
Families can park in the lot of the ‘Ewa Beach site.
Maui Campus
Faculty will assist in drop-off and pick-up during the first couple of weeks of school. Students will be dropped off in front of the building's main entrance — families should not park. Faculty will direct traffic through the parking lot. Students may be dropped off no earlier than 15 minutes before their division start time. Families who are waiting to drop off should park along N. Holopono Street, adjacent to the building parking lot.
Hawai‘i Island Campus
For daily drop off and pick up, please feel free to walk/meet your student at the front doors of campus. We will have staff helping in the parking lot the first few days of school. For campus visits, please stop by or make an appointment.
Kaua‘i Campus
Middle school students are dropped off and picked up at the gate leading to the campus green space. All families can park in any of the available unmarked stalls at the Kukui Grove Executive Center while on campus.
how to access + use the parent portal in honuhub
Congratulations on becoming a Learning Coach. Now that you have successfully enrolled, you can access the main parent dashboard of HonuHub. This is our primary communication portal that you'll use on a daily basis for everything HTA. Among other things on the dashboard are the Student Announcements, which include important information for your campus, so it's important to check in regularly.
connecting with other hta learning coaches
LEARNING COACH DIRECTORY Meet other HTA parents
Building community is so important. Our Learning Coach Directory helps you make connections, learn from other LCs, and organize carpools for school and Field Study days. Please join the directory so you can be in touch with other parents. You will find it in the parent dashboard in HonuHub.
Building community is so important. Our Learning Coach Directory helps you make connections, learn from other LCs, and organize carpools for school and Field Study days. Please join the directory so you can be in touch with other parents. You will find it in the parent dashboard in HonuHub.
HTA's 'OHANA COMMITTEES
Our 'Ohana Committees, known as our HOCs, are committees of awesome parents who provide support to our campuses, similar to a PTA. Joining an HOC committee is a great way to connect with other parents, brainstorm fun ideas, and bring joyful events to keiki statewide.
To join your HOC, please email the following:
O‘ahu Campuses: hoc@myhta.org
Maui Campus: mauihoc@myhta.org
Hawai‘i Island Campus: hoc-kona@myhta.org
Kaua‘i Campus: tsullivan@myhta.org
Distance Learning program: atyau@myhta.org
PAYPAL FOR HTA PAYMENTS
HTA uses PayPal for the Student Fee, computer loan program deposit, Field Studies, clubs, reimbursements etc. If you don't have a PayPal account, you can create one using this link. Also, don't forget to go to HonuHub to pay the Student Fee for this school year.
lunch
HTA does not provide lunch at any grade level. If your student has a designated lunch time on their schedule, please be sure they bring their lunch. We encourage the use of a recyclable container.
Students have the use of a microwave on every campus, but sometimes there is a line, so we do encourage cold lunches if and when possible.
High school students have the privilege of leaving campus during their lunch period; however, this is a privilege, and if students do not return in time for their Advisory session or next class, this privilege will be revoked.
IMPORTANT P-EBT NOTICE:
The Charter School Commission has confirmed that, because HTA does not actually provide lunch for students, our students would not be eligible to receive P-EBT. The only exception may be if they had a "Direct Certification" status with the state which overrides the former. HTA does offer parents who would otherwise qualify for free lunch to fill out our application for reduced fees to help subsidize school fees such as the student fee, computer loan program, Field Studies, etc. However, we do not receive school lunch funding to provide this benefit.
Students have the use of a microwave on every campus, but sometimes there is a line, so we do encourage cold lunches if and when possible.
High school students have the privilege of leaving campus during their lunch period; however, this is a privilege, and if students do not return in time for their Advisory session or next class, this privilege will be revoked.
IMPORTANT P-EBT NOTICE:
The Charter School Commission has confirmed that, because HTA does not actually provide lunch for students, our students would not be eligible to receive P-EBT. The only exception may be if they had a "Direct Certification" status with the state which overrides the former. HTA does offer parents who would otherwise qualify for free lunch to fill out our application for reduced fees to help subsidize school fees such as the student fee, computer loan program, Field Studies, etc. However, we do not receive school lunch funding to provide this benefit.
HTA 23-24 School Calendar
HTA's school calendar can also be found on our website.
If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out for assistance at 808-676-5444, or email us at info@myhta.org.
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