If you would like more information about our summer program, please sign-up for one of our information sessions via ZOOM:

• Friday, March 10, 2023 @ 12:00PM
• Wednesday, March 29, 2023 @ 12:00PM
• Monday, April 17, 2023 @ 12:00PM
• Saturday, April 29, 2023 @ 9:00AM

• Beginning in 2023, MBTA wil hold information sessions via ZOOM to provide an overview of the program for interested families.
• Please see the summer school calendar for the dates of these information sessions.
• The information sessions are NOT required to register.

• Orientation, Training, and Classes are entirely online - students will never have to commute to campus, and they will have access to their courses 24/7 for the duration of the summer session.
• Registration begins online and has a mail-in component - a signed confirmation page and payment must be mailed-in following the online registration. Walk-in deliveries have been suspended indefinitely due to COVID-19.

• Grade level 9-12 DOE, Public Charter, Private, and Homeschooled students who are residents of the state of Hawai‘i.

• Unfortunately, we are unable to provide laptops to non-MBTA students for summer school.
• MBTA students must make arrangements through the tech department in order to retain their school-issued laptops for summer school use.

• Yes, each student may register for up to two classes during our summer session, if both classes are 0.5 credit classes.
• No, if the student enrolls in a 1.0 credit class.

• The student is responsible for providing documentation that they have fulfilled the prerequisites for taking the class.
• Summer 2023 class(es) with Prerequisites: Environmental Science
• Be sure to review the course catalog for the prerequisites.

• No. It is highly discouraged to enroll in multiple summer school programs. We believe it puts undue strain on the student, given the accelerated nature of our courses.

• Our online system requires a unique, valid email address to create the students' accounts, which are used to access our course website. Students may send and receive communication with teachers and notifications from the courses through their email address.
• Students are expected to check their email daily. Students are permitted to use their parent/guardian's email if it is accessible to the student daily and if it is not being used another student participating in this program.

• While traveling, it is best to have a personal laptop, tablet, etc. to access our courses and do word processing. Internet access can be obtained through most paid lodgings. Otherwise, there are many public Wi-Fi hotspots available worldwide.
• We suggest that families schedule school-time into the itinerary in order to ensure success for the student. It is also useful to keep a clock that is on Hawai'i time, since all due dates and times will adhere to Hawai'i time.
• If students encounter any issues, prompt communication with the teacher is highly encouraged.

• If the student is attending a camp without internet access for up to one weeks time, they should first consider that one day of summer school is worth approximately 3 days of regular instruction... that's nearly a month of school work. but it is possible.
• In passed years, students who have planned ahead for such camps have been successful by coordinating an accelerated schedule with the teacher. Some students were even at camps which allowed for internet access. It is best to inquire first with the camp/organization prior to making summer school arrangements.

• All lessons, discussions, quizzes, and exams are on our course website. Students will complete assignments, and projects for uploading to the course.
• A number of hours are set each week for pre-approved physical activity, and the students are responsible for logging these hours and submitting them to the teacher through the course website. This system is ideal for those involved with sports or those who prefer an individual, self-paced program for P.E.
• Please refer to the PE Factsheet for more information.

• No. However, MBTA is open to accepting outside scholarships for tuition.
• We accept Alu Like tuition vouchers every year. For more information about Alu Like's summer scholarship program, please visit their website: https://www.alulike.org/nhssap/ opens April 1st

• Tuition payment must be accompanied by the signed application confirmation page (PDF sent to your designated email address).
• Tuition is accepted by mail: Check, Money Order, or Voucher.
• If CASH is your only means of making payment, it will be accepted by appointment ONLY. You must contact Ms. Hyden directly for an appointment. The office staff will NOT accept CASH.
• Tuition must be paid in-full at the time of application.
• Alu Like vouchers are considered a promise of payment, and the student's tuition will be considered paid for in the amount specified on the voucher. Parent/Guardians are responsible for any remaining balance. If tuition payment vouchers are awarded after the parent/guardian has made the tuition payment, a refund will be issued to the parent/guardian following redemption of the payment voucher.

• Step 1: Complete the online withdrawal form. ONLY add the class(es) that you wish to withdraw from.
• Step 2: Check your email for the confirmation.
• Step 3: Print and Sign the confirmation PDF.
• Step 4: Submit to MBTA office by the posted deadline.
• The summer school director will process the withdrawal request and forward it to MBTA’s accountant to issue any approved refunds.
• No refund will be processed without the completed & signed confirmation page.