2025 - 2026
Registration

REGISTER FOR:

• 2025-2026 YEAR CLASSES

• FALL 2025 SEMESTER CLASSES

• SPRING 2026 SEMESTER CLASSES 

EARLY REGISTRATION

April 3 at 8:30 a.m. 

Early Registration is for Remote, Targeted Support and Improvement (TSI), and Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) Schools.

From SB692
“Remote school'' means any public school, as defined in section 302A-101, excluding a charter school governed by chapter 302D, that is a high school:
(1) Located at least a one-hour drive away from the next nearest public high school; or
(2) Located on the island of Lanai, Molokai, or Niihau; provided that if a high school is combined with an elementary, middle, intermediate, or other lower level of schooling, that the entire school shall be deemed a high school for the purposes of this subsection. 

Course List

Algebra 1

Algebra 2

AP Art 2-D

AP Art 3-D

AP Drawing

AP Art History

AP Biology (Statewide)

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

AP Chemistry (Statewide)

AP Chinese

AP Comparative Government & Politics

AP Computer Science A

AP Computer Science Principles

AP English Language & Composition

AP English Literature & Composition

AP Environmental Science (Statewide)

AP European History

AP Japanese

AP Macroeconomics / AP Microeconomics

AP Music Theory

AP Physics 1 (Statewide)

AP Physics C: Mechanics (Statewide)

AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism (Statewide) Must have completed AP Physics C: Mechanics prior to enrolling in this course.

AP Precalculus

AP Psychology

AP Seminar

AP United States Government & Politics

AP United States History

AP World History: Modern

Biology

Chemistry

Chinese 1 Bichronous (Mandatory once-a-week meetings with the instructor)

Computer Programming: Introduction to JavaScript

Computer Programming: Introduction to Python

Earth System Science

Economics

English LA 1

English LA 2

English LA 3

English LA 4

Expository Writing 1

Expository Writing 2

French 1

French 2

Geometry

Health-Today & Tomorrow

Introduction to Computer Science

Korean 1 (Just Added!)

Modern History of Hawaii

Music Appreciation

Networking 1

Participation in Democracy

Physics

Plants & Animals of Hawaii

Precalculus

Psychology

Spanish 1 Bichronous (Mandatory once-a-week meetings with the instructor)

Trigonometry

U.S. History and Government

World History and Culture

COURSE DATES

2025-2026 Year Classes: August 13 - May 28

2025 Fall Semester Classes: August 13 - December 19

2026 Spring Semester Classes: January 14 - May 28

ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE

• Students must be enrolled full-time in a Hawaii DOE or charter school in order to take Hawaii Online Courses (HOC).

• Students must consult with their Counselor or Site Facilitator at their primary school to discuss and select appropriate courses. The school will then register students for their chosen courses through the online registration system.

• Students may take up to two HOC courses a semester.

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

• Middle school students may register for only Math and World Language courses with the approval of the primary school.

• Site Facilitators are encouraged to consult with HOC instructors before registration to ensure the course content and placement are suitable for the student.

• Students must be self-motivated, as the courses are rigorous and require significant time and effort outside of regular school hours.

• Students must attend mandatory online meetings as scheduled by instructors, which are typically held in the evenings.

STUDENT ORIENTATION

All new students are required to complete the mandatory Student Orientation course by the deadline provided in their registration confirmation. Students who have previously passed the orientation are exempt from this requirement. Access to the Student Orientation is only available to students who are registered or waitlisted for a course.

Students will be dropped from this program if they do not pass the Student Orientation.

DROP POLICY

Students have up to three weeks from the start of the session to drop a course. For yearlong courses, this three-week grace period applies only during the first semester. After this period, students are no longer permitted to drop the course and must remain enrolled until the session concludes, receiving the grade earned. Final grades will be recorded on the official DOE transcript.