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Hawaiʻi Technology Academy announces admissions open for 2026-27

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At HTA, students learn by doing. Kīhei high schooler Ryder Perez gained valuable work skills at Maui Ku‘ia Estate Chocolate. His experience was part of HTA’s innovative Career-Based Learning program that allows students to earn credit while diving into internships, experiential programs, jobs or independent projects.

Hawaiʻi Technology Academy, the state’s largest K-12 public charter school, officially opens its admissions applications for the upcoming school year on Monday, Feb. 23. Families are invited to explore HTA’s unique blended learning model, a tuition-free approach that focuses on each child’s individual needs and interests.

HTA has two campuses on Maui: a K-8 campus in Lahaina and a K-12 campus in Kīhei

Its blended learning model empowers students to take ownership of their education. The school week is a strategic mix of on-campus and virtual classes that gives students the flexibility to explore their unique interests. Plus there’s an emphasis on hands-on experiences as students get out into our Maui community to continue their learning in the real world.

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Families may start applying for admission on Feb. 23. A computerized lottery to allocate open seats will be held on April 8. Late admissions for any remaining seats are open until July. 

For more information, visit https://hi.myhta.org/admissions/.

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