Welcome to HTA's 2022 Virtual Summer School Program!

Registration for HTA's Virtual Summer School is now closed.

Summer School Orientation and Class Schedules TBA

About Our Virtual Summer School Program

HTA is thrilled to offer our Virtual Summer School program for the second consecutive year. Open to middle and high school students, courses will be taught by HTA's highly qualified teachers and will include a combination of synchronous and asynchronous virtual instruction. Courses will be offered for credit advancement and credit recovery for high school students, as well as enrichment opportunities for middle school students.

Our goal is to provide a robust summer school program that supports students' academic needs and helps them become confident learners.

HTA Virtual Summer School FAQ

When does HTA Summer School registration begin?
Registration for HTA's Virtual Summer School program begins Monday, April 4th, 2022.
What are the Summer School Dates?
Orientation (All Students): June 2 - 3, 2022
5-week course: June 6 - July 8, 2022
3-week Session 1: June 6 - June 24
3-week Session 2: June 27 - July 15
Who can apply for HTA’s Virtual Summer School program?
HTA's Virtual Summer School Program is open to any Hawai'i resident student in grades 6-12. 

​This is inclusive of:
  • Department of Education (DOE) students
  • Public Charter School (PCS) students
  • Private School students
  • Homeschool students
How do I register?
Families will register for HTA’s Virtual Summer School program through our school’s internal portal: HonuHub. You may access HonuHub and begin the registration process by clicking the link on our Summer School webpage when it is available on April 4th. 
What technology resources do I need to have in order to participate in HTA Virtual Summer School?
  • Have daily access to a computer with high-speed internet access
  • Have access to resources: word processing programs and email on aforementioned device
  • Have knowledge and ability to use aforementioned resources
  • Complete mandatory online training by June 4th.
Does HTA provide laptops for summer school?
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide laptops to non-HTA students for summer school.
HTA students must make arrangements through the tech department in order to retain their school-issued laptops for summer school use.
What will my schedule look like and what happens if I am waitlisted?
All courses are scheduled between 8:30am - 3:00pm. Students will be able to view their class schedules once they register for HTA’s Summer School program on April 4, 2022.

If a student is waitlisted, their class time may be subject to change based on current enrollment numbers and whether an additional section needs to be created to accommodate all students.
How many classes can I take?
High school students can take up to 1 credit worth of course work. Middle school students may take any combination of enrichment courses -- up to three (3) per session.
As an entering 9th grade student, which courses can I take for credit advancement?
P.E. Life Fitness, Health, Geometry, and World History; Algebra 1 is not offered as credit advancement for HTA students. 
What if I want to withdraw from a course?
Withdrawals requests may be initiated by the parent/guardian to be approved by the Summer School Director.  

Full 5-week Session Drop Period:  June 6 - June 17
Session 1 (3-week) Drop Period:  June 6 - June 13
Session 2 (3-week) Drop Period: June 24 - July 1

For withdrawals that occur within the drop period:
  • High School Students will receive a “W” on the transcript 
  • Middle School Students in a credit recovery course will receive a “W” on the report card
  • Students will receive the letter grade earned at the end of the session for all withdrawals after the deadline.
How do I get my transcripts?
Official grades for DOE and Charter School students will be posted to transcripts by Infinite Campus in early August. For private school and/or home school students, please have your primary school counselor or registrar contact HTA directly for a transcript.

Grades and/or credits will be emailed to parents at the completion of summer school.  High school students will be emailed an unofficial transcript. Middle school students completing enrichment courses will receive a certificate of completion; math credit recovery courses will receive a report card. Please ensure that your email is up-to-date. 
What are HTA’s Virtual Summer School Registration Fees?
  • Registration for 5-week course: $190
  • Registration for 3-week course: $95​
Important Dates

April 4  - Registration Opens
May 20  - Last day for students to enroll
May 27  - Waitlist closes
June 2 - 3 - Mandatory Online Orientation for students
June 3 - Last day for 100% refund
June 6 - Full Session (5-week courses) and Session 1 (3-week courses) begins
June 8 - Last day for 50% refund; no refunds after June 8
June 10 - Kamehameha Day Holiday (No school)
June 13 - Last day to withdraw with a “W” for Session 1 (3-week courses)
June 17 - Last day to withdraw with a “W” for Full Session 5-week courses
June 20 - Juneteenth Holiday Observed (No school)
June 24 - Last day of Session 1 (3-week courses); Gradebooks close at midnight for Session 1
June 27 - Session 2 (3-week courses) begins
July 1 - Last day to withdraw with a “W” for Session 2 (3-week courses)
July 4 - Independence Day Observed (No school)
July 8 - Last day of Full Session (5-week courses
July 15 - Last day of Session 2 (3-week courses

Have a question?
Please contact our HTA Summer School Director: Alana Tyau at summerschool@myhta.org.