Learning Centers

Hawaii Technology Academy students on Oahu and Kauai spend a portion of their instructional time at Learning Centers. These Learning Centers are used for teacher-led direct instruction in Language Arts, Math, Science, and History in grades K-5. In grades 6-12, students are provided their Learning Center class requirements by their core content teachers. In grades 4, 7, and 9, HTA students are also required to take the Hawaii State History course at the Learning Center. In addition, there are opportunities for test readiness and regular assessments, as well as the administration of state assessments, parent and teacher training, and student interest group sessions.

The Learning Centers are equipped with interactive SMART Boards, Mac Lab including 20 stations, and Mac Mobile Lab, which enable teachers the ability to deliver instruction on a state-of-the art technology platform that transforms the classroom into a dynamic learning environment to better engage students in the learning process.

HTA students also have the opportunity to engage with other students in additional electives, include the following cultural enrichment activities:

• Polynesian Dance
• Hula
• Tahitian Dance
• Traditional Hawaiian music (ukulele)
• Japanese

Students also engage in curricular enrichment activities such as:

• Theatre
• Debate
• Art
• Robotics
• Animation Academy
• Book clubs

And we’re continually expanding this list each school year!

Families will be provided a schedule based on course availability. Families will have the opportunity to select their schedule preference at the beginning of the school year; Hawaii Technology Academy cannot guarantee preferences, but courses are offered at various times to accommodate families’ schedules.

Hawaii Technology Academy Learning Center Locations

HTA School Tours
Our Learning Center school tours are a perfect way for you to experience the HTA community and our unique learning environment. Come see what Hawaii Technology Academy is all about. Reservations are strongly encouraged