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SUMMERPROGRAM

‘IOLANI SCHOOL K–12

2018

DATESSix–Week CoursesJune 11–July 20, 2018*

*Monday, June 11, 2018 (Kamehameha Day) first day of the Summer Program

Three-Week CoursesSession 1: June 11 - June 29, 2018Session 2: July 2- July 20, 2018*

*Wednesday, July 4, 2018 is a school holiday; campus closed

Auxiliary ProgramsWeek Seven: July 23–July 27, 2018Week Eight: July 30–August 3, 2018

CONTACT‘IOLANI SCHOOL563 Kamoku StreetHonolulu, HI 96826(808) 949-5355

www.iolani.org/summer

Special Programs Office: [email protected] (808) 943-2262

Lower School Entering Grades K–5 Attendance: [email protected] (808) 943-2227

Lower School Summer Director Natalie Hansen [email protected] (808) 943-2368

Upper School Entering Grades 6–12 Attendance: [email protected] (808) 943-2262

Upper School Summer Director Erik Yamamoto [email protected] (808) 943-2357

Photos by Eric Wehner and John Tamanaha ’87

Registration and Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Meal Plan Entering Grades K–12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Requirements for U.S. Mainland and International Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

International Pili Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Lower School Entering Grades K–5 Lower School Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Lower School Course Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 New! One Week Program 1–5 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Review and Preview Program K–5 Courses . . . . . . . . . 17 Morning Enrichment Program K–5 Courses . . . . . . . . . 21 Afternoon Enrichment Program K–5 Courses . . . . . . 28 Upper School Entering Grades 6–12 Upper School Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Upper School Course Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Language Arts Review and Preview 6–12 Courses . . 42 Language Arts Enrichment 6–9 Courses . . . . . . . . . . 45 World Language Reinforcement 9–12 Courses . . . . . .47 World Language Enrichment 7–9 Courses . . . . . . . . . 48 Math Core Courses 6–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Math Enrichment 6–8 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 Medical Problem Solving 11–12 Course . . . . . . . . . . . . .53 Science Enrichment and Fun! 6–8 Courses . . . . . . . . 54 21st Century Toolbox 6–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Study/Life Skills 6–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Bible 11–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Just for Fun! 6–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 P/SAT and ACT Prep 10–12 Courses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Visual Arts 6–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67 Performing Arts 5–12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Sports and Recreation Programs 6–12 Courses. . . . . . 71 Auxiliary Programs Entering Grades K–12 Auxiliary Weeks Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73 Auxiliary Programs K-12 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

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2018 SUMMER PROGRAM

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2018 | SUMMER PROGRAM ‘Iolani School 1

Registration and PaymentGeneral Registration InformationRegistration for ‘Iolani School Summer Programs must be completed online using the My Backpack program found at ‘Iolani’s website (www.iolani.org/summer-school). Registrations will not be accepted by walk-in, email, telephone or fax. Registrations received prior to your child’s assigned date and time as well as incomplete registrations (including non-Hawai‘i registrants without the required paperwork) will not be accepted.

No formal application is required for summer school; simply register online at your assigned date and time. Please register your child for the grade level they will be entering in the fall.

In order to attend summer school, boys must turn 5 (five) years old before June 30, 2018 and girls must turn 5 (five) years old before September 30, 2018 to enroll.

Students who attend school during the regular school year outside of the state of Hawai‘i must complete additional forms to enroll. Please see the Requirements for US Mainland and International Students section of the catalog and handbook for these details. Registrations will not be processed without approval of these forms. We do not make accommodations for English Language Learners (ELL) and English as a Second Language (ESL) students outside of the International Pili Program.

Current ‘Iolani students will have priority for all course enrollments.

After you register online, you may check the status of your selected courses two to three business days after registration. The course status will change from “Submitted” to “Scheduled” if the student’s enrollment is confirmed.

Departmental and Teacher ApprovalFor ‘Iolani students, credit courses may require department approval. Approval requirements for other courses are indicated in the course descriptions. ‘Iolani seniors, then juniors, then sophomores will be given preference in registration of credit courses within grade range, provided that all forms are submitted by March 12, 2018.

Students who have been dismissed from ‘Iolani for disciplinary reasons may not enroll in the Summer Program unless they have been readmitted to ‘Iolani School or have approval by the Dean of Studies.

WaitlistsMaximum class sizes range from 12 to 24 students. That being said, classes tend to fill quickly during registration. If your child is placed on the waitlist, there is no guarantee of placement in the course. Waitlists are processed as space becomes available. The Summer Program Office will notify the parent/ guardian if unable to accommodate the wait list request. Classes with exceptionally long waitlists will be removed from the registration website and listed under “closed courses” online.

Tuition and FeesTuition payment in full is due at time of registration.You may pay by Visa, Mastercard, or American Express during online registration.

Withdrawal and Refund PolicyStudents or parents who initiate course withdrawals after submitting their registration will be subject to a refund based on the date when the Summer Program Office receives written notification from parents for the student’s withdrawal. Once the registration has been processed, the maximum amount of refund will be 75% of each course.

The following schedule determines the amount of the refund for the core six week program: 75% refund until Monday, April 2, 2018 50% refund until Thursday, May 10, 2018 No refunds starting Friday, May 11, 2018

For K–8 Auxiliary: 50% refund until Thursday, June 28, 2018 No refunds starting Friday, June 29, 2018

Course ChangesStudents or parents who initiate course changes (replacing one course for another, requesting time changes) after submitting their registration will be charged $25 for each change requested. Course changes after the course begins will incur a $50 charge. Courses cannot be dropped or changed online. Please email [email protected] for any changes to the summer schedule. Include your child’s full name and any changes you’d like to make.

Late RegistrationOnline registration will close on Tuesday, May 15, 2108 for the core summer program and on Friday, June 29, 2018 for the Auxiliary Program. For registrations after this date, a late fee of $50 will be charged if space is available.

»2/12: Current ‘Iolani students and siblings

entering grades 4 and 5

2/14: Current ‘Iolani students and siblings entering grades 1, 2, and 3

2/27: ‘Iolani kindergarten applicants for the 2018–19 school year



2/26: Current ‘Iolani students entering grade 9

2/28: Current ‘Iolani students’ siblings entering grades K–12

3/5: Public Registration grades 4–5

3/7: Public Registration grades 2–3

3/9: Public registration K–1

3/12: Public registration grades 6–8

3/14: Public registration grades 9–12

NEW: Registration will close on Tuesday May 15, 2018 for the core summer program. Registration will close on Friday, June 29, 2018 for the Auxiliary Program. No refunds starting May 11, 2018.

REGISTRATION DATESRegistration will open at 12 p.m. HST (noon)

2 ‘Iolani School SUMMER PROGRAM | 2018

Meal Cards (grades K–12, Type A hot lunch only) Register for the Meal Card using the following codes:

• Six weeks (June 11–July 20): MP03S $145.00 • Session 1 only (June 11- June 29): MP01S $78.00 • Session 2 only (July 2- July 20): MP02S $78.00

Meal Card refunds will incur a $25.00 processing fee up through Thursday, May 31, 2018. No Meal Card refunds will be issued starting Friday, June 1, 2018.

Meal cards will not be replaced or refunded, nor accepted during the regular school year. Regular ‘Iolani school year meal cards are not valid during the Summer Program.

Meal Card pick-up • K will not receive a physical meal card, but their lunch

will be delivered to their morning classroom daily • Entering grades 1–5: students will receive their meal

card attached to their name tag on day one • Entering grades 6–12: students may pick up their meal

cards in the Summer Programs Office in Castle Building on their first day of summer school

The Student Center Cafeteria and Snack Bars will be closed starting July 21, 2018 and no meal service will be provided. Please read the Summer Program Handbook for additional information.

June 11–July 20, 2018

Meal Options Overview» HOURS OF SERVICE LOCATION PRICES

Breakfast 6:45 am – 7:45 am Student Center Items & prices vary

Snack Bars 8:00 am – 1:30 pm Student Center, Items & prices vary(Entering Grades 4–12) Weinberg

Vending Machines 6:45 am – 5:30 pm Athletic Courtyard Items & prices vary(Entering Grades 4–12)

Type A 11:30 am – 1:15 pm Student Center Cash and carry - $5.75 cashHot Lunch or purchase a Meal Card in advance (see below) * Cash and carry is not available for Kindergarten


Prior to registration, submit: • Summer Program Health Form completed by a U.S.

licensed practitioner (found at www.iolani.org/summer-school)

• Copy of the student’s passport • Copy of travel and medical insurance policy in English

that indicates health coverage while student attends ‘Iolani School

• A local, Hawai‘i phone number (808 area code) and address for the primary guardians as well as for an emergency contact.

To expedite the process, please submit PDF copies of the above forms to [email protected]. Once approved, please mail the original, completed health form to the school at:

‘Iolani School Attn: Special Programs Office 563 Kamoku Street Honolulu, HI 96826

All applicants residing and/or attending school outside the state of Hawai‘i must submit the Summer Program Health Form (found on our website) completed by a U.S. licensed practitioner (MD, DO, OA, or APRN) and a copy of the student’s International passport prior to registration. A student’s registration will not be processed until all health forms and a copy of the student’s passport are received and approved by ‘Iolani’s Director of Health Services. At the same time, registrations received prior to your child’s assigned date and time will not be accepted.

Local Contact InformationDuring the registration process, one must provide a local, Hawai‘i phone number and address for the primary guardians as well as for an emergency contact. The emergency contacts are required to be adults who can be reached during the school day. These people must: • Have a local, Hawai‘i phone number (808 area code); • Have access to a car or transportation in order to pick

up your child when the school notifies you to do so; and

• Be within 20 minutes driving distance from ‘Iolani

If, at any time, your emergency contacts are unavailable or they do not respond to our calls, your child may be requested to remain at home until you can provide us with more reliable numbers.

Passport, Visa, Port of Entry Card, I-20AB Form (International Students Only)

Passport: All international students need to present a copy of their valid passport to the Special Programs Office before their first day of the Summer Program.

Visa: Please check with your home country on visa requirements for travel to the United States.

If you have questions, please contact: Karen Neitzel, [email protected]

English ProficiencyStudents must be proficient in English in order to attend ‘Iolani summer classes to ensure they have a safe and worthwhile summer experience. This means that they are able to comprehend and communicate effectively in English, and can do cognitively demanding work in the content areas at the appropriate grade level in English. No accommodations will be made for English Language Learners in these classes.

That being said, for students ages 5–12 who are English Language Learners and are not yet proficient in English, it is highly recommended that they are enrolled in International Pili Program courses. This program will expose students to the day-to-day academic and social life at ‘Iolani and in Hawai’i. Please see the course descriptions under International Pili Program for additional details.

Requirements for Homeschool, U.S. Mainland and International Students

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登録に先立ち送付する書類： •サマープログラム健康診断書。米国の免許を有す医

師によって記入されたもの（書式はwww.iolani.org/summer-schoolから入手できます）

•生徒のパスポートのコピー •旅行保険契約書のコピー •主たる保護者のハワイにおける電話番号と住所、

および緊急連絡先

迅速に手続きを進めるために、あらかじめ上記の書類のコピーを[email protected]　宛てに送付してください。その上で書類の原本を下記まで郵送してください。

‘IolaniSchool Attn:SpecialProgramsOffice 563KamokuStreet Honolulu,HI96826USA

　ハワイ州以外から応募する生徒、もしくは自宅学習生は、全員サマープログラム健康診断書（当校ホームページよりダウンロード可）を送付しなければなりません。この診断書は、米国の免許を有す医師（MD、DO、OAまたはAPRNの資格を持つ医療従事者）によって記入されたものでなければなりません。加えて、登録に先立って取得した生徒のパスポートのコピーが必要です。これらの健康診断書、生徒のパスポートを含むすべての書類がイオラニ健康サービス医師の元に届き、承認を受けたのちに、生徒の登録の手続きが進められます。また、今回、生徒に割り当てられた日時よりも以前に取得した登録は受理されません。

現地連絡先に関する情報　登録手続きの期間中に、申請者は、ハワイにおける主たる保護者の電話番号と住所、および緊急連絡先を提示しなければなりません。この緊急連絡先には、登校日に連絡がつく成人であることが求められ、以下の条件を備えている必要があります。 •ハワイ現地の電話番号を所持している。 •自動車などの交通手段を有し、学校の要請があった

場合すみやかに生徒を引き取りに来ることができる。 •イオラニから自動車で20分以内に居住している。

　いかなる場合においても、緊急連絡先が繋がらなかったり、当校からの呼び出しに応じない場合は、より信頼できる連絡先番号が提示されるまで生徒の自宅待機を求める場合があります。

パスポート、ビザ、入国カード、1-20AB書類（海外から応募する生徒のみ必要）

パスポート、ビザまたは入国カード：　海外から応募する生徒は全員がパスポート、ビザまたは入国(POE)カードのコピーを、特別プログラム事務局宛に、参加するサマープログラムの初日が始まる前までに提出する必要があります。

1-20AB:　1-20ビザはすべての小中学生（K-12）が米国に入国する際に必要となります。このビザは米国内で就学のみを目的とする生徒に許可されるものです。詳細は、アメリカ合衆国移民税関執行局のホームページをご参照ください。http://www.ice.gov/sevis/index.htm.

質問は担当者までお問い合わせください。KarenNeitzel,[email protected]

英語学習者　イオラニ•サマークラスでは、生徒は英語が堪能であることが必須です。その上で、生徒は一夏を安全かつ意義ある体験にすることができます。すなわち英語を正しく理解し、効果的に意思疎通を図ることができるとともに、困難と思われる課題をこなせるだけの適切なレベルの英語力が求められます。これらのクラスでは、英語学習の途上にある生徒が適応できるようになるための支援プログラムはありません。

　したがって、5歳から12歳までの英語学習者や英語力が十分でない生徒には、当校のピリ•プログラムへ応募することを強くお勧めしています。この終日プログラムは、生徒がイオラニ内のみならずハワイにおいて、日々の学習や社会生活を体験する機会を提供します。ピリ•プログラムでは読解力や国語や科学における英語を履修するのはもちろん、生徒はオアフ島内を見学したり、英語を母語とする人々との会話を体験することができます。詳細は、小学生（K–5）国際プログラムのコース概要をご覧ください。

自宅学習者、米国本土および海外生徒を対象とする応募要項


注册之前，请先缴交：

•暑期课程健康表格，需由拥有美国执照医生完成（表格可在www.iolani.org/summer-school

下载） •学生护照复印件 •旅行保险单复印件 •主监护人及紧急联络的夏威夷当地电话号码和地址。

为了加快进程，请在上述表格邮寄到学校之前，先将复印件缴交至：

‘IolaniSchool SpecialProgramsOffice 563KamokuStreet Honolulu,HI96826

所有非居住在夏威夷的申请人或在家自主学习者，都必须缴交由拥有美国执照医生（MD，DO，OA，或APRN）完成的暑期课程健康表格（可在我们的网站上找到）以及学生护照复印件。所有证件未缴交完全，并经由伊奥拉尼健康服务处批准之前不受理注册。与此同时，注册前收到的健康表格若与指定日期和时间不符，将不被接受。

当地联络资讯

在注册过程中，必须提供主要监护人以及紧急联络人的夏威夷本地电话号码和地址。紧急联络人需是成年人，可以在一天之内到达学校。这些人必须： •拥有夏威夷的电话号码; •拥有汽车或交通工具，可在接到学校通知之际接送学生;

以及 •驾驶时间在距离伊奥拉尼20分钟车程内

如果在任何时候，你的紧急联络人无法联络到或没有回应，你的孩子可能会被要求留在家中，直到你提供更可靠的电话号码为止。

护照、签证、入境卡、I–20AB表格(仅限国际学生)

护照、签证、入境卡：所有国际学生都需于暑期课程上课第一天前，将护照、签证或入境证(POE)复印件缴交至暑期办公室。

I-20AB：所有学生都需I-20签证(k-12)。所有以在美国学习为目的进入美国者都必须申办I-20签证，更多有关信息，请访问美国移民和海关执法局网站http://www.ice.gov/sevis/index.htm.

如果你有任何疑问，请联系:KarenNeitzel，[email protected]

英语学习课程

参加伊奥拉尼暑期班的学生必须精通英文，以确保他们能有一个安全和有价值的暑期学习经验。这表示，学生需能够理解和使用英语进行有效沟通，并具有适当的英语水平，可以完成暑期课程所要求的工作。英语学习课程并不提供宿舍。

针对年龄5-12岁、尚未精通英语的英语学习者，我们强烈建议参加霹雳计划(ThePiliProgram)。这个全日制学习计划，将让学生体验在夏威夷伊奥拉尼学校的学习和社会生活。除了以英语教学的阅读、语言艺术、科学课程之外，更有发现欧胡岛的实地考察体验，并能与以英语为母语的当地人交谈。更多详细信息请参阅K-5国际课程说明。

在家自主学习、美国内地、国际学生申请需知


Prior to registration, submit:등록 전 제출 서류:

•미국면허를가진의사의서명을받은이올라니

여름프로그램건강검진표(www.iolani.org/

summer-school에서양식다운로드)

•학생여권사본

•여행보험증사본

•보호자의하와이현지전화번호,주소와긴급

연락처

빠른접수를위해위서류를아래학교주소로우편을

보내기에앞서서류의사본을이메일[email protected]로

보내주시기바랍니다.

‘Iolani School

Attn: Special Programs Office

563 Kamoku Street

Honolulu, HI 968266

하와이에거주하지않는모든지원자및홈스쿨링

학습자는미국면허를가진의사(MD,DO,OA,APRN)

가서명한‘여름프로그램건강검진표(이올라니홈페이지

다운로드)’와여권사본을등록전에제출해야합니다.

이올라니건강부서(‘Iolani’sDirectorofHealth

Services)의건강기록부및여권사본수령확인이있은

후에만등록절차가시작됩니다.각학생의지정된시간

이전의등록신청은받아들여지지않을것입니다.

Local Contact Information하와이 연락처

등록시학생의긴급연락처와함께주보호자의하와이

현지전화번호와주소를제시해야합니다.긴급연락처에

이름을올린보호자는성인으로,학생이학교에있는동안

항시연락이닿을수있어야하며보호자는다음사항에

책임이있습니다.

•하와이현지전화번호제시

•학교측의학생하교조치가있을경우차량또는

대중교통이용가능

•학교까지차량으로20분이내거리에위치

긴급연락처로연락이닿지않을경우보다확실한

연락처를학교측에제시할때까지학생은휴교조치에

취해질수있습니다.

Passport, Visa, Port of Entry Card, I-20AB Form (International Students Only)

여권, 비자, 입국신고카드, I-20AB 양식

(외국 학생에 한함)

여권,비자또는입국신고카드(PortofEntryCard):모든

외국학생은여권,비자혹은입국신고카드사본을여름

프로그램시작날학교사무실에제출해야합니다.

I-20AB:I-20비자는유학만을목적으로미국에입국한

모든학생(K-12학년)이소지해야합니다.상세정보는

미국이민세관집행국을통해확인할수있습니다.http:

http://www.ice.gov/sevis/index.htm.

그밖의질문사항은다음이메일로해주시기바랍니다.

KarenNeitzel

[email protected]

English Language Learners비영어권 영어 학습자

이올라니여름학교(‘Iolanisummerclasses)에등록해

안전한환경속에유익한시간을가질수있으려면

영어를능숙하게구사할줄알아야합니다.이는곧

영어로이해를하고대화할수있는능력이있어야

하며해당학년의까다로운수업내용을인지할능력이

있음을의미합니다.비영어권영어학습학생에게숙소는

제공되지않습니다.

영어가능숙하지않은만5세에서12세사이학생은

이올라니의필리프로그램(PiliProgram)에등록할것을

적극권합니다.종일프로그램을통해학생들은매일

하와이와이올라니의학구적이고또한사교적인생활을

체험하게됩니다.읽기,총체적언어학습,과학수업은

물론영어원어민교사와함께오아후곳곳을탐험할수

있는체험학습이진행됩니다.보다자세한사항은K-5

국제프로그램의수업설명란(coursedescription)을

참조하세요.

홈스쿨 학습자, 미 본토 및 국제 학생 응모 요건


Come join us for the ‘Iolani experience this summer! In the Pili Program all instruction and conversations are held in English. The program is open to students ages five (5) to eleven (11). Students must turn five by June 11, 2018. Students may enroll in both sessions for all classes; activities and lessons will differ. Students must reside with a parent or guardian in Hawai`i for the duration of the course.

Guardians/parents are responsible for the following and their expenses: • International travel to and from Honolulu • Travel documents (‘Iolani Health Form completed by a US licensed practitioner, visa, passport, etc) • Health and travel insurance • Accommodations and activities outside of school hours and on the weekends • Transportation to and from school • A local, Hawai‘i phone number (808 area code) and address for the primary guardians and emergency contact

International Pili Program


Morning ClassWeeks 1 through 6 - no credit - students may enroll in every week

Get ready to adventure! Our mornings will be filled with exploring the island and campus. Students will have fun under the sun at the beach, traverse some of Oahu's most notable hiking paths, and collaborate with peers on the sports field among many other activities. This course takes experiential learning to a whole new level! Priority given to international students.

Pili Program Keiki Adventures Grades K and 1 (ages 5 and 6 by June 11, 2018)

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20

*no school on Wednesday, July 4

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

Y100S1

Y100S2

Y100S-3

Y100S-4

Y100S-5

Y100S-6

Week Dates Times Price Code

Pili Program ‘Iolani Adventurers Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7 and 8 by June 11, 2018)

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

Y101S-1

Y101S-2

Y101S-3

Y101S-4

Y101S-5

Y101S-6


Pili Program Let’s Explore Grades 4, 5 and 6 (ages 9, 10 or 11 by June 11, 2018)

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

Y102S-1

Y102S-2

Y102S-3

Y102S-4

Y102S-5

Y102S-6


Pili Program»


Afternoon ClassSessions 1 and 2 - 3 weeks each - no credit - students may enroll in both sessions

Specifically designed for English Language Learners, afternoons are focused on English language instruction to strengthen and review their abilities and to assist with a smooth academic transition to the next school year. Students will learn English through integrated skills which incorporate reading, writing, speaking, listening, and art. Additionally, cultural activities, games, science, singing, and a buddy system with native speakers allow English to be learned in a meaningful and memorable way. Utilizing authentic English as a Second Language teaching strategies paired with ‘Iolani standards, students are sure to not only advance their English skills, but have fun doing so. This class provides students the “Iolani experience! Priority given to international students.

Pili Program Review and Preview Grades K and 1 (ages 5 and 6 by June 11, 2018)

1

2

June 11–June 29

July 2–July 20*no school on Wednesday, July 4

12:30 - 4:25 pm

12:30 - 4:25 pm

$490

$490

Y200S-1

Y201S-1


Pili Program Review and Preview Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7 and 8 by June 11, 2018)

Pili Program Review and Preview Grades 4, 5 and 6 Grades K and 1 (ages 9, 10 or 11 by June 11, 2018)

1

2

June 11–June 29


12:30 - 4:25 pm

12:30 - 4:25 pm

$490

$490

Y202S-1

Y203S-1


1

2

June 11–June 29


12:30 - 4:25 pm

12:30 - 4:25 pm

$490

$490

Y204S-1

Y205S-1


Pili Program»


The Lower School Summer Program offers a diverse range of reinforcement and enrichment courses to students entering grades (EG) Kindergarten to 5. The mission of the ‘Iolani Summer Program is to continue the tradition of leadership and academic excellence in offering students from the community and abroad an opportunity to enrich their knowledge and curiosity through engaging curriculum and interactive learning environments in order to foster lifelong learners ready for the 21st century and beyond.

A variety of class durations are offered and include one-week, three-week, and six-week courses. Please refer to the auxiliary section in the catalogue for course descriptions following the core six-week program.

Before registering for classes, we kindly ask that you carefully read through the Summer Program Handbook, which can be found on our website, with your child to learn more about our program and its requirements.

We look forward to your child attending ‘Iolani this summer!

Entering Grades K–5

Lower School


Lower School Course Overview»Entering Kindergarten • • • Priority to ‘Iolani Applicants

Pili Program Keiki Adventures • • • • May enroll in each week

Bookworm Theater • • •

Buggy for Math • • •

Entering Grade 1 • • •

Keiki O Ka Lā • • • Keiki Adventures • • • May enroll in each week Camp Read and Write S’More! • • •

Engineering Escapades • • • Entering Grade 2 • • •

Broadway and Beyond • • • •

‘Iolani Adventurers • • • • May enroll in each week

Journey Around the World • • • • Mathematical Huaka‘i • • • • Pili Program ‘Iolani Adventures • • • • May enroll in each week Entering Grade 3 • • • Feasting on Literature • • • Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! • • • Entering Grade 4 Language Arts • • • Entering Grade 4 Math • • • Entering Grade 4 Reading • • • Creative Coding • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Let’s Explore • • • • May enroll in each week

Logic and Reasoning • • • •

STEM Challenge with LEGO • • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Pili Program Let’s Explore • • • • May enroll in each week

Smart Money Matters! • • • •

Sport Science • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 The Science Around Us • • • • Mandarin for You! • • • •

Raider Parader • • • •

The Smartest Artist • • • •

Entering Grade 5 Language Arts • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Entering Grade 5 Math • • •

Entering Grade 5 Reading • • •

Pili ProgramReview and Preview • • • • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2

Kindergarten Adventures • • • Kindergarten Bricks 4 Kidz • • • Kindergarten Design Fun • • • Little Red Raider Tennis • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Bricks, Bots, Beakers • • • Math and Science Team Up! • • Afternoon Adventures • • • • May enroll in each week Design Fun • • • • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Learn to Swim • • • • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Code to Create • • • • Little Orange Raider Tennis • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2

Course AM PM 6W S1 S2 1W K 1 2 3 4 5 NOTES

Morning Courses

Afternoon CoursesCourse AM PM 6W S1 S2 1W K 1 2 3 4 5 NOTES


Mandarin for Me! • • • •

Movement Fun with Circus Olina • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2

STEM Challenge with LEGO • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Ride the Unicycle-Jump the Rope • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Jr. Intramurals • • • • • May enroll in each week Creative Coding • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2

Design It- Make It • • • •

Green Raider Tennis • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2 Show-Stopper Boot Camp • • • • Soccer • • • • • May enroll in session 1 and session 2

Spanish? No prob-llama! • • • •

Course AM PM 6W S1 S2 1W K 1 2 3 4 5 NOTES

Lower School Course Overview»Afternoon Courses Continued


Join us for a week of adventure! Students may enroll in any or all weeks; experiences will differ.

Children must be able to apply their own sunscreen and bug spray as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Please provide your child with appropriate clothing for each day, sunscreen, hat, a refillable water bottle and a morning and afternoon snack.

More detailed information will be provided at the start of each week.

New! One Week Program 1–5 Courses


Morning ClassWeeks 1 through 6 - no credit - students may enroll in every week

Get ready to adventure! Our mornings will be filled with exploring the island and campus. Students will have fun under the sun at the beach, traverse some of Oahu's most notable hiking paths, and collaborate with peers on the sports field amongst many other activities. This course takes experiential learning to a whole new level!

Keiki Adventures Grade 1

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

G997S-1

G997S-2

G997S-3

G997S-4

G997S-5

G997S-6


‘Iolani Adventurers Grades 2 and 3

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

G998S-1

G998S-2

G998S-3

G998S-4

G998S-5

G998S-6


Let’s Explore Grades 4 and 5

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

7:30–11:40 am

$205

$205

$205

$165

$205

$205

G999S-1

G999S-2

G999S-3

G999S-4

G999S-5

G999S-6


New! One Week Program 1–5 Courses»


Afternoon ClassWeeks 1 through 6 - no credit - students may enroll in every week

Join us for Afternoon Adventures! Indoor and outdoor play, arts and crafts, sports, organized games, and storytelling are all parts of this fun and exciting program. Teachers and assistants supervise students throughout the afternoon. First grade students should bring a resting mat.

Afternoon Adventures Grade 1

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

$195

$195

$195

$155

$195

$195

G902S-1

G902S-2

G902S-3

G902S-4

G902S-5

G902S-6


Afternoon Adventures Grade 2

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

$195

$195

$195

$155

$195

$195

G903S-1

G903S-2

G903S-3

G903S-4

G903S-5

G903S-6


» New! One Week Program 1–5 Courses


Jr. Intramurals With an emphasis on leadership, team building, and the ONE TEAM philosophy, students will engage in a wide variety of activities. Students will participate in games, arts and crafts, team sports, and water activities appropriate to their age and ability level to include hiking, paddling, and swimming. Students should wear sunblock, athletic clothes, and non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes. Please bring a reusable water bottle, a healthy snack and, on swim days, appropriate swimwear and a towel.

Jr. Intramurals Grade 3

1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

$195

$195

$195

$155

$195

$195

G953S-1

G953S-2

G953S-3

G953S-4

G953S-5

G953S-6



1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

$195

$195

$195

$155

$195

$195

G954S-1

G954S-2

G954S-3

G954S-4

G954S-5

G954S-6



1

2

3

4

5

6

June 11–June 15

June 18–June 22

June 25–June 29

July 2–July 6

July 9–July 13

July 16–July 20


12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

12:30 - 3:45 pm

$195

$195

$195

$155

$195

$195

G955S-1

G955S-2

G955S-3

G955S-4

G955S-5

G955S-6


» New! One Week Program 1–5 Courses


'Iolani School Summer School Catalog - By Category

Category: Review and Preview Program K-5

- Entering Kindergarten

6 weeks - no credit

This class will uncover some of the wonder involved in the day-to-day life of Kindergarten at `Iolani School.

Students will explore and begin to understand classroom expectations via art, music, math, writing, and

reading. Since Kindergarten is the entry point to a formal education, students will begin to understand the

etiquette required for a successful learning experience. Students will develop meaningful work habits

through persistence and will practice readiness by applying past knowledge to new situations. Your child will

participate in a classroom that supports creating, imagining, and innovating. A class field trip and supplies

included in the cost. Kindergarten, here I come!

Students will remain with their class through lunch; please ensure you purchase a meal plan or send a home

lunch daily for your child.

Priority is given to 'Iolani Kindergarten applicants. To enroll, boys must turn five by June 30, 2018 and girls

must turn five by September 30, 2018.

G006S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 12:25PM $995.00

Entering Grade 1

6 weeks - no credit

Review and Preview offers incoming first graders a chance to build upon the skills developed in kindergarten

to ensure a smooth transition into first grade. Although the primary goal of this course is to establish the

solid foundation of skills that all children must have upon entering first grade, the engaging content and

interactive format is designed to help students develop a love of reading and a passion for math! This

interactive class uses the same "Reading and Writing Workshop" approach currently being used in K-2 at

`Iolani. The first grade curriculum is built around a Detective Unit teaching students to be word detectives

and math detectives always on the lookout for the best strategy to help solve problems or decode words!

The morning is broken down into separate instructional times focused on Literacy and Math.

In regards to literacy, our goal is for our summer school students to become problem solvers who are able

to read books with increased complexity. This course will offer additional support with foundational reading

skills such as self monitoring and word studying skills. Reading and writing are reciprocal processes,

therefore instruction is taught together.

The math curriculum emphasizes data interpretation, measuring concepts, as well as identifying,

composing, and partitioning shapes. As math detectives, students will investigate and implement new

strategies that they learn. Opportunities to work with Common Core Strategies are incorporated throughout

the duration of this class.

G106S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Review and Preview Program K–5»



Entering Grade 2

6 weeks - no credit

Review and Preview offers incoming second graders a chance to build upon the skills developed in first

grade to ensure a smooth transition into second grade. Although the primary goal of this course is to

establish the solid foundation of skills that all children must have upon entering second grade, this

interactive class aims to tap into the power of play! It utilizes the same " Reading and Writing Workshop"

approach currently being used in K-2 at `Iolani. Content extends beyond the fundamentals to help students

develop their critical thinking, adaptability, and effective written and oral communication .

The morning is broken down into separate instructional times focused on both Literacy and Math. In regards

to literacy, our goal is for our summer school students to become avid writers with a love of writing that is

strong enough to keep pencils and journals in their hands all through the summer months and straight into

third grade! Reading and writing are reciprocal processes, therefore instruction is taught together.

The math curriculum is designed to strengthen incoming second graders math skills by studying number

concepts and relationships. The curriculum includes practice with different computation strategies,

performing fundamental operations, and solving story problems. Exposure to place value and facts fluency

to ten help prepare students for second grade.

G206S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Entering Grade 3

6 weeks - no credit

Review and Preview offers incoming third graders a chance to build upon the skills developed in second

grade to ensure a smooth transition into third grade. Students will step into detective's shoes as they solve

mysteries all the while building foundational reading skills! Students can't resist this mystery unit which

utilizes the same "Reading and Writing Workshop" approach currently being used in K-2 at `Iolani and

motivates even the most reluctant readers to read closely and to infer. Reading and writing are reciprocal

processes, therefore instruction is taught together. Students will cycle through the writing process and write

several developed personal narrative stories. As students become more independent writers, they will learn

to apply their creative voice to their pieces.

In math, incoming third graders will learn the importance of place value and how it connects to all areas of

mathematics. Basic rounding will be reinforced, along with foundational computation skills for addition and

subtraction. They will explore various problem solving strategies, discovering there are a myriad of ways to

arrive at a reasonable solution to solve the mystery of the word puzzle. Opportunities to work with Singapore

Math and Common Core Strategies are incorporated throughout the duration of this class.

G306S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Entering Grade 4 Language Arts

6 weeks - no credit

A language arts reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level

to assist with a smooth transition into the entering grade. Along with spelling, mechanics, and grammar,

paragraph development is reinforced and expanded upon. Students are introduced to identifying and writing

topic sentences as well as supporting details to better understand the main idea. With guidance and

assistance, students apply the writing process to different types of writing, putting a focus on planning,

revising, and editing.

G407S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G407S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

» Review and Preview Program K–5



Entering Grade 4 Math

6 weeks - no credit

A math reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level to assist

with a smooth transition into the entering grade. Students improve their math skills by applying appropriate

interpretation strategies to solve word problems. The four basic operations are reinforced and students also

use rounding and estimation to solve problems. The review of equations with variables helps to prepare

students for fourth grade. Opportunities to work with Singapore Math and Common Core Strategies are

incorporated throughout the duration of this class.

G408S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G408S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Entering Grade 4 Reading

6 weeks - no credit

A reading reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level to

assist with a smooth transition into the entering grade. Students apply themselves to read with purpose,

understanding, accuracy, and expression to become stronger readers . Lessons teach students to identify

main ideas and to use context to decipher unknown vocabulary. Through reading, students are encouraged

to develop not only their own opinions, but to support them using examples from the text. With a novel

study, students review and apply reading strategies in preparation for fourth grade .

G406S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G406S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Entering Grade 5 Language Arts

6 weeks - no credit

A language arts reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level

to assist with a smooth transition into the entering grade. During the six weeks, students will focus on

information writing, learning key concepts to improve their research report writing. Note-taking strategies will

guide students as they research topics in the content areas that interest them. Facts, examples, and details

will support and develop their pieces. Paragraph and paper structure will be emphasized to ensure a

focused and well organized report. Developing content-specific language and vocabulary will also help

prepare them for fifth grade.

G550S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G550S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Entering Grade 5 Math

6 weeks - no credit

A math reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level to assist

with a smooth transition into the entering grade. Reviewing and learning a variety of different strategies,

students use operations to solve word problems. A focus on fundamentals, including multiplying and dividing

up to four digits by one or two digits and fluently adding and subtracting multi-digit whole numbers using the

standard algorithm, promote a strong basis for fifth grade math. Opportunities to work with Singapore Math

and Common Core Strategies are incorporated throughout the duration of this class.

G560S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G560S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00




Entering Grade 5 Reading

6 weeks - no credit

A reading reinforcement class, this course focuses on strengthening skills of the previous grade level to

assist with a smooth transition into the entering grade. Activities promote students' abilities in sifting through

information to find important and relevant parts of the text to summarize ideas. Lessons in sequencing,

character descriptions, and reading with questions in mind that prompt thinking help students to clarify

confusion, expand thinking, or seek new information. With a novel study, students review and apply reading

strategies in preparation for fifth grade.

G510S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G510S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00




Category: Morning Enrichment Program K-5

Bookworm Theater Gr. 1

6 weeks- no credit

The best way to keep a squirmy book worm engaged is to let them jump right into the story! In this

interactive class, students will strengthen their relationship with fictional, age-appropriate literature by

stepping into the characters' shoes through dramatic representations. The class will also help to foster

students' love for reading through author spotlights, book themed projects, and fun games. Throughout the

course, students will familiarize themselves with phonics through repeated readings and story tellings.

Performances will encourage students to become more confident speaking in front of groups while giving

them opportunities to express their own thoughts and perspectives. The goal of this class is to keep

students on their toes, literally, while becoming more confident readers .

G844S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Broadway and Beyond Gr. 2-3

6 weeks - no credit

This fun-filled class is a great starting point for young performers, but also will allow experienced performers

to continue to develop the skills needed to be a musical theatre artist! The class will focus on the joy of

singing, acting games, and some dancing. We will also watch a few classic movie-musicals and learn songs

and scenes from them. At the end of the six weeks we will put on our own show, where every member of the

cast will have a chance in the spotlight! Hope you will join us for Broadway and Beyond!

Please keep in mind absences during the last week of school or missing more than four days of rehearsal

will affect the class performance.

G831S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $940.00

Buggy for Math Gr. 1

6 weeks - no credit

Explore the amazing world of bugs through engaging hands-on activities while learning fundamental

Singapore Math strategies! Create bubble art butterflies and part/whole ladybugs that demonstrate number

sense. Embark on an insect safari to practice place value and problem-solving skills. Join us for a

math-emorphosis as we build strong foundations with Singapore Math strategies that will help young

caterpillars become more skillful, efficient, and confident math butterflies ! Field trips and supplies included in

the cost of the course.

G711S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Camp Read and Write S'More! Gr. 2

6 weeks - no credit

Get fired up about reading as you explore the best books to read under the stars! During our camping

themed days we will immerse ourselves in both reading and writing with a focus on deep comprehension. Of

course, no camp would be complete without some fun camp crafts mixed in! Come join your fellow campers

and follow the trail that leads to discovering your inner reader!

G708S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Morning Enrichment Program K–5»



Creative Coding- Sess. 1, Gr. 4-5

Session 1 - 3 weeks - no credit - students may enroll in both sessions

Want to learn about coding and hone your 21st century skills? Learn fundamental programming concepts as

you design, code, and bring to life your very own video games and animations. In this course students will

receive an introduction to computer coding using Scratch, a graphical programming language developed by

MIT and used extensively at 'Iolani. By the end of this course, students will be able to program their own

computer games and share them with their friends and family. This class is open to all skill levels; no

previous programming skills are required.

G530S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G530S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00









G531S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G531S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00

Engineering Escapades Gr. 2

6 weeks - no credit

Spend your summer strengthening your critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration skills while exploring

foundational engineering through Lego Robotics. Junior innovators will explore personally meaningful topics

and engage in the Design Thinking process to engineer a motorized model of their learning . Literacy

connections will be used to guide research and creative writing activities to complement S.T.E.M.

exploration. Coding and the use of other digital-platforms will be tied into hands-on learning experiences that

are sure to excite and engage students with a curious mind.

G709S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

» Morning Enrichment Program K–5



Feasting on Literature Gr. 3

6 weeks - no credit

Students will enjoy a smorgasbord of appetizing activities such as literature circles, creative writing, and

cooking. They will work on character profiles, comprehension skills, recipe reading, poetry, as well as crafts

and cooking all integrated with wonderful literature. Students will digest a variety of tasty tomes, whip up

batches of poetry, partake in delicious discussions, read recipes, cook, and create nourishment for the

palate as well as the mind. They will sharpen their comprehension skills to aid in their literature digestion.

Demonstration speeches, cereal box book reports, and student created board games will provide food for

thought in this mouth-watering book-based feast!

G717S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! Gr. 3

6 weeks - no credit

Join us for Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! An interdisciplinary course, lessons and activities will integrate Science,

Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Using the Design Thinking process, students will take on the roles

of scientist and innovator to create solutions that ensure responsible consumption and production of our

resources. Students will learn about the adverse impact of chemicals and waste in the air, water, and soil

and the effects on human health and our environment . Mathematical concepts will focus on critical thinking,

while a variety of problem solving methods will be introduced. Engineering challenges will allow students to

authentically apply their newly acquired critical thinking skills. Hands-on, kinesthetic activities that model

computational concepts of coding will help set the foundations of computer programming. Throughout the

course, students will keep a digital learning journal along with videos and an electronic book to record their

understanding.

G704S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Journey Around the World Gr. 2-3

6 weeks - no credit

Ohayoo gozaimasu! Como estas? Join us on a fantastic adventure to a myriad of countries around the

world! This interdisciplinary course engages students on a world expedition of learning through a balanced

blend of social studies, reading, writing, and performing arts activities. Throughout the class, students will

apply their comprehension skills as they engage in reading and discussing folktales, as well as researching

cultural traditions. Hands-on activities will enhance their understanding and appreciation of different cultures .

Fun and exciting arts and crafts projects will tap students' creativity, while cooking cultural cuisines will tease

their taste buds! Enrich your child's experience this summer with a journey around the world!

G705S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00




Keiki o Ka La Gr. 1

6 weeks- no credit

Keiki o Ka La - the Sunshine Kids! This class will focus on taking care of friendships, working as one team,

bringing sunshine to others as well as learning all about our unique and wonderful islands. Lessons will

intertwine science, art, music, geography, math, and language arts . Some of our outdoor adventures will be

hugging trees, cloud watching, bug hunting, bird walks, participating in a litter patrol, creating pet rocks and

homes and villages for them, as well as exploring our 'Iolani campus. We will also conduct research in the

Lower School Library and the Sullivan Center, experience Hawaiian games and exercises in the One Team

Field House and on the Eddie Hamada Field, as well as go on off campus learning field trips . Science

experiments, arts and crafts projects, brainteasers and problem solving strategies will also be included in

the activities that the Sunshine Kids will experience together.

As Bucket Fillers, we will incorporate the use of the Habits of the Mind, especially emphasizing

perseverance, and listening with empathy and understanding to help each child build a healthy mind, a

healthy body, and develop an appreciation and understanding for our special island's home .

G813S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00

Logic and Reasoning Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

This math class will introduce students to problems that will challenge their critical thinking and number

skills. Students will keep their computation skills sharp as they learn to apply these to daily problems of life.

They will draw, build, and create, using logic along with spatial visualization and organizational skills to

simulate problem solving for "real life" scenarios.

G540S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G540S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Mandarin for You! Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

Dajia hao! Join us in learning the Mandarin language in this interactive, engaging course. Each day students

will not only learn Mandarin vocabulary, but will be introduced to Chinese culture through grade level

appropriate games, activities, and storytelling. With a low student to teacher ratio, students receive

individualized and differentiated instruction. Utilizing the best practices in language instruction for young

students, the teacher will guide students through the course to develop and expand upon their Mandarin

language foundation.

G8435S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Mathematical Huaka'i Gr. 2-3

6 weeks - no credit

Did you know that in Africa math is used to create music? Or that Native Americans relied on geometry to

build teepees? Join us this summer as we follow in the huaka'i, or journey, of the Hokulea's worldwide

voyage to discover and delve into the study of ethnomathematics, which is the relationship between math

and different cultures. Investigating different countries from the Hokulea's stops, students will analyze how

mathematical concepts are applied in the real-world. From lessons on sustainability and farming in Hawaii to

seafaring in Aotearoa, multicultural mathematical activities will impart the importance and relevance of math

not just in the realm of science, but as an important cultural history concept. By discovering the ties between

math and culture through engaging lessons and hands-on activities, students will develop not only their

mathematical skills, but a greater respect for the world around them.

G701S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:45AM - 11:40AM $925.00




Play-Well TEK: STEM Challenge with LEGO- Sess. 1, Gr. 4-5

Session 1- 3 weeks - no credit - students may enroll in both sessions

Join us for a LEGO®-Inspired STEM program that introduces the worlds of engineering, design, art, physics

and architecture. Let your imagination run wild with access to over 20,000 pieces of LEGO® while building

engineer-designed projects such as motorized cars, mechanized walkers, towering skyscrapers, catapults,

arch bridges and The Great Wall of China. Complete design challenges, performance tests, and

modifications to individual and group-based projects. After completing our core STEM Engineering class,

immerse yourself in Play-Well TEKnologies' Minecraft Engineering, Star Wars Engineering, Art &

Architecture and Minecraft Survival Game curricula. Explore real world engineering concepts with a medium

that is familiar and, most of all, FUN! Visit ww.play-well.org for more information. All materials and supplies

are included and provided by an experienced Play-Well instructor.

V105S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 7:30AM - 9:25AM $280.00

V105S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 9:45AM - 11:40AM $280.00





engineer-designed projects such as motorized cars, mechanized walkers, towering skyscrapers, catapults,

arch bridges and The Great Wall of China. Complete design challenges, performance tests, and





are included and provided by an experienced Play-Well instructor.

V108S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $280.00

V108S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $280.00

Raider Paraders! Gr. 4 - 5 ***NEW***

6 weeks- no credit

Prrruumm, prruuumm... the drums are beating, the audience is roaring, the flags are twirling! It's showtime!

Join us this summer and learn not only what it takes to be an event organizer, but to star in your productions

as well! You and your lucky classmates will dream, design, and perform in multiple summer events including

the 'Iolani School's 4th of July extravaganza as well as an end-of-summer showcase. Do you have what it

takes to put on the events of the summer?

G570S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $475.00




Smart Money Matters Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

Can we live without money? Wish you had more of it? Can money buy happiness or love? The singular and

irrefutable truth is... money can make life a little easier. This course will educate students about the value of

money; how to earn it, save it, grow it, and share it. Lessons will focus on comparing and analyzing life

needs versus wants, short term versus long term money goals, as well as budgeting, investing, and much

more. Throughout this course, students will maintain a journal to record earnings, savings, and spending

habits. This course will also include students developing a business plan, leading up to a creative

moneymaking enterprise.

G830S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G830S02Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

Sport Science- Sess. 1, Gr. 4-5


Come and learn about the science behind sports through investigation and application. In the classroom

students will investigate how the human body functions and understand the importance of a healthy diet and

lifestyle. Lessons on bones and muscles essential in athletics, flexibility, the benefits of making healthy

choices, and many other key topics will be taught. Students will learn, practice, and reinforce their reading,

writing, research, and presentation skills through an in-depth investigation of their favorite athlete.

Applying what they learn in the classroom, students will take to the courts and fields to participate in a

variety of physical challenges. Students will track their progress and set goals to be stronger and faster by

the end of summer. At the same time, students will work on core strength, balance, footwork, and agility

while exploring and playing various sports and games. Field trips and supplies included in the cost of the

course.

G721S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G721S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00

Sport Science- Sess. 2, Gr. 4-5


Come and learn about the science behind sports through investigation and application. In the classroom

students will investigate how the human body functions and understand the importance of a healthy diet and

lifestyle. Lessons on bones and muscles essential in athletics, flexibility, the benefits of making healthy

choices, and many other key topics will be taught. Students will learn, practice, and reinforce their reading,

writing, research, and presentation skills through an in-depth investigation of their favorite athlete.

Applying what they learn in the classroom, students will take to the courts and fields to participate in a

variety of physical challenges. Students will track their progress and set goals to be stronger and faster by

the end of summer. At the same time, students will work on core strength, balance, footwork, and agility

while exploring and playing various sports and games. Field trips and supplies included in the cost of the

course.

G722S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G722S-2Jul 2 - Jul 30 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00




The Science Around Us Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

Over the years, people have come to understand much about our world. In ancient times, Aristotle engaged

in early studies of astronomy, physics, geology, and other areas of science . In present-day, we are educated

by the brilliant minds of Stephen Hawking, Jane Goodall, Shinya Yamanaka, and Gerald Edelman . Our

understanding of life around us increases every day. In this class, students will be introduced to famous

scientists throughout time as we experience and gain knowledge of various scientific concepts. Games,

projects, stories, hands-on experiments, building, and creating together will lead us through this fun-filled

learning and growing course of study.

G724S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $490.00

G724S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $490.00

The Smartest Artist- Sess. 1, Gr. 4-5 ***NEW***


This hands-on art class will allow students the opportunity to explore a variety of art materials and art styles.

Using established artistic styles as a framework, the students' personal expression will be emphasized.

Students will work with mediums such as: drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture. All

excursions and supplies included in the cost of the course.

G507S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G507S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00

The Smartest Artist- Sess. 2, Gr. 4-5 ***NEW***


This hands-on art class will allow students the opportunity to explore a variety of art materials and art styles.

Using established artistic styles as a framework, the students' personal expression will be emphasized.

Students will work with mediums such as: drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and sculpture. All

excursions and supplies included in the cost of the course.

G508S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 7:30AM - 9:25AM $260.00

G508S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 9:45AM - 11:40AM $260.00




Category: Afternoon Enrichment Program K-5

Bricks, Bots, and Beakers Gr. 1

6 weeks- no credit

B3- Bricks, Bots and Beakers will cover a plethora of engaging S.T.E.M. concepts. Boom, splat, slime, ooze,

fizz - students will have a blast and make a mess exploring the science behind chemical reactions. They will

create a quicksand simulation, slime, flubber, and more. Games, experiments, and simulations will teach

students about animals and dinosaurs. The amazing world of coding and robotics will also be introduced.

Coding fun will teach students how to program a simple robot through a series of obstacle puzzles that

increase in complexity. Students will also build and code robots using LEGO and participate in a variety of

robot themed games and crafts. Throughout the course, students will be immersed in hands-on activities

while developing critical thinking skills. A B3 t-shirt is included in the price. Email

[email protected] for more information.

V101S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $585.00

V101S-2Jun 11 - Jul 20 2:45PM - 4:25PM $560.00

Code to Create Gr. 2-3 ***NEW***

6 weeks - no credit

Calling all Coders! In this introductory class, young computer technicians will develop a foundational

understanding of programming while sharpening their creativity and critical thinking. Students will learn the

basics of coding as they work independently and in collaborative teams to complete a variety of unplugged

and digital activities. Junior programmers will design and animate projects involving storytelling, advocacy,

and game design using the Scratch Jr. App and their own imaginations.

G840S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00


Session 1 - 3 weeks - no credit- students may enroll in both sessions







*If enrolling in the AM Creative Coding, please do not enroll in this course as they are identical .

G814S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 2:25PM $260.00









*If enrolling in the AM Creative Coding, please do not enroll in this course as they are identical .

G815S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $260.00

Afternoon Enrichment Program K–5»



Design Fun- Sess. 1, Gr. 1


In Design Fun grade 1, students will engage in hands-on activities; creating structures, instruments,

booklets, and other artwork to document their learning. Our course will cover topics such as the elements of

design, music and sound, matter, light and shadows, wind and clouds, and health and fitness . Students will

learn about these subjects through literature and will work with a partner to design and craft many of their

creations. This class is a great opportunity for your child to have an exciting educational experience while

exploring their creative side!

G801S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00

Design Fun- Sess. 1, Gr. 2-3


Design Fun is a project-based class where students use their imagination and critical thinking to build and

create! Led by the second and third grade Design Fun teachers, students are encouraged to build a wide

range of exciting projects. Over six weeks, the students plan, experiment, and work collaboratively to create

bridges, towers, catapults, parachutes, and more! The students learn about the engineering design process

through planning, testing, and modifying their projects. Teachers incorporate popular children's books with

the activities and the students use problem-solving skills to re-create structures in these well known stories.

Learning takes place in and outside of the classroom, as well as an educational field trip featuring unique

designs in the community. Throughout the summer your child will be bringing home his or her projects,

inspiring many children to continue their building at home! Come and build with us!

Curriculum, activities, and lessons will differ each year; students are encouraged to take Design Fun as both

entering 2nd and 3rd graders.

G802S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00



Join us for Design Fun! In this projects-based class, students are introduced to the Maker System of

building projects. Students use materials to plan, design, build, and test authentic applications to problems

that they encounter in the real world. Each week of the course has a specific theme: Structures, Helpful

Tools, Aviation Week (capped by our launch of vinegar and baking soda rockets!), Flying Objects, Garden

Products, and more. Students are lead through a problem and given choices of materials to solve the

problem. They build projects collaboratively in small groups or independently to produce solutions.

Fascinated with building, taking things apart, and seeing how things work? If you answered with an emphatic

"YES!", then you are a natural engineer and this is the class for you!

G806S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00

Design Fun- Sess. 2, Gr. 1


In Design Fun grade 1, students will engage in hands-on activities; creating structures, instruments,

booklets, and other artwork to document their learning. Our course will cover topics such as the elements of

design, music and sound, matter, light and shadows, wind and clouds, and health and fitness . Students will

learn about these subjects through literature and will work with a partner to design and craft many of their

creations. This class is a great opportunity for your child to have an exciting educational experience while

exploring their creative side!

G807S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00

» Afternoon Enrichment Program K–5





Design Fun is a project-based class where students use their imagination and critical thinking to build and

create! Led by the second and third grade Design Fun teachers, students are encouraged to build a wide

range of exciting projects. Over six weeks, the students plan, experiment, and work collaboratively to create

bridges, towers, catapults, parachutes, and more! The students learn about the engineering design process

through planning, testing, and modifying their projects. Teachers incorporate popular children's books with

the activities and the students use problem-solving skills to re-create structures in these well known stories.

Learning takes place in and outside of the classroom, as well as an educational field trip featuring unique

designs in the community. Throughout the summer your child will be bringing home his or her projects,

inspiring many children to continue their building at home! Come and build with us!

Curriculum, activities, and lessons will differ each year; students are encouraged to take Design Fun as both

entering 2nd and 3rd graders.

G808S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00



Join us for Design Fun! In this projects-based class, students are introduced to the Maker System of

building projects. Students use materials to plan, design, build, and test authentic applications to problems

that they encounter in the real world. Each week of the course has a specific theme: Structures, Helpful

Tools, Aviation Week (capped by our launch of vinegar and baking soda rockets!), Flying Objects, Garden

Products, and more. Students are lead through a problem and given choices of materials to solve the

problem. They build projects collaboratively in small groups or independently to produce solutions.

Fascinated with building, taking things apart, and seeing how things work? If you answered with an emphatic

"YES!", then you are a natural engineer and this is the class for you!

G809S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $490.00

Design It - Make It! Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

In this course, students will discover the Lower School FabLab and learn to create various items using the

advanced technology. Even if you have taken this class before or have worked in the Lab, new techniques

will be introduced based on the students' prior knowledge. Students will begin by learning about the

Engineering Design Process and Design Thinking. Next, they will learn how to use the following items and

corresponding programs: 3D printers and 123D Design; Laser Cutter and Inkscape & Sketch It/Make It;

MaKeyMaKey and Scratch; LittleBits. After becoming familiar with these various design tools, the students

will work in groups, and using the Engineering Design Process & Design Thinking, come up with a solution

to a "problem" of their choosing. The course will conclude with a display of student inventions and creations.

Students required to provide their own iPad for this class.

G804S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $940.00




Green Raider Tennis- Sess. 1, Gr. 4-5


This course is offered to students grades 4 and 5 who are interested in developing the technical skills to play

in organized team competition. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye

coordination, and stroke development through instruction and games. The full size court will be used with

the low compression green ball.

Students should wear sunblock, athletic clothes, hat, and non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes. Please bring

a racket and a reusable water bottle.

An instructor will meet students at the tennis tree near the Student Center playground and escort them to the

courts. At the end of class, all students will be escorted to the Center Field Auto Line for pick up .

For additional information and questions, please contact the tennis office at tennis@iolani .org.

G962S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 1:30PM $350.00

G962S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:45PM - 3:45PM $350.00

Green Raider Tennis- Sess. 2, Gr. 4-5


This course is offered to students grades 4 and 5 who are interested in developing the technical skills to play

in organized team competition. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye

coordination, and stroke development through instruction and games. The full size court will be used with

the low compression green ball.






G963S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 1:30PM $350.00

G963S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 2:45PM - 3:45PM $350.00

Kindergarten Adventures

6 weeks - no credit

Join us for Kindergarten Adventures! Indoor and outdoor play, arts and crafts, sports, organized games, and

storytelling are all parts of this fun and exciting program. Teachers and assistants supervise students

throughout the afternoon. Students should bring a resting mat as well as an afternoon snack if enrolling in

this class.

Limited to students who are also enrolled in a morning class.

G901S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00

G901S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 2:25PM - 4:25PM $490.00




Kindergarten Bricks 4 Kidz

6 weeks- no credit

School is out but learning is still in! Encourage your child's curiosity and creativity with Bricks 4 Kidz®. Using

our unique model plans that reinforce S.T.E.M. concepts, kids learn and grow while building and creating

with LEGOs® bricks. Students will work in pairs in a lab-type setting using LEGO® components such as

gears, axles, and beams to build and create different types of models . They will explore principles of

engineering, architecture, physics, and develop their problem solving and critical thinking skills. This

summer's themes are: Amusement Park, Angry Birds, Brick Arcade, Ninja Brick Turtle, Jurassic Brickland,

and Galaxy Far, Far, Away. LEGO® Is a registered trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which

does not sponsor, authorize or endorse these programs. Visit

http://www.bricks4kidz.com/hawaii-oahu-honolulu/ for more information.


V102S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $585.00

V102S-2Jun 11 - Jul 20 2:25PM - 4:25PM $585.00

Kindergarten Design Fun

6 weeks - no credit

Design Fun Kindergarten is a class in which students engage in the Engineering Design Process through

hands-on learning experiences. Students will ask questions, plan, create, experiment, and improve upon

their projects. Topics include the five senses, shapes, weather, insects, games, and reducing, reusing, and

recycling. A variety of fiction and nonfiction books will supplement instruction to further these topics .

Students will have an exciting summer filled with wonderment and creativity! If you would like to become a

young engineer, this class is for you!


G800S01Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $925.00

Learn to Swim- Sess. 1, Gr. 1-3

Session 1 - 3 weeks- no credit - students may enroll in both sessions

The swimming program provides instruction to students entering grades 1 through 5. Students are placed

according to ability and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build

stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally,

they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit.

Only students entering 1st grade enrolled in the 12:40 pm course will be escorted to the pool from lunch

recess.

G956S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:40PM - 1:30PM $305.00

G956S-3Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:50PM - 3:40PM $305.00







G958S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:40PM - 1:30PM $305.00

G958S-3Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:50PM - 3:40PM $305.00










Only students entering 1st grade enrolled in the 12:40 pm course will be escorted to the pool from lunch

recess.

G957S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:40PM - 1:30PM $305.00

G957S-3Jul 2 - Jul 20 2:50PM - 3:40PM $305.00

Learn to Swim Sess. 2, Gr. 4-5






G959S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:40PM - 1:30PM $305.00

G959S-3Jul 2 - Jul 20 2:50PM - 3:40PM $305.00

Little Orange Raiders Tennis- Sess. 1, Gr. 2-3


This course is offered to 2nd and 3rd grade students and designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is

on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group

activities and games. Age appropriate sized court, rackets, nets, and low compression orange balls are used

to enhance the learning process.






G960S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 1:15PM $300.00

G960S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:45PM - 3:30PM $300.00




Little Orange Raiders Tennis- Sess. 2, Gr. 2-3


This course is offered to 2nd and 3rd grade students and designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is

on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group

activities and games. Age appropriate sized court, rackets, nets, and low compression orange balls are used

to enhance the learning process.






G961S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 1:15PM $300.00

G961S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 2:45PM - 3:30PM $300.00

Little Red Raiders Tennis- Sess. 2, Gr. K-1


This course is offered to Kindergarten and 1st grade students and designed to make learning fun. The

emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through

group activities and games. Small rackets, nets, and low compression red balls are used on a 36' court to

enhance the learning process.

Students should wear sunblock, athletic clothes, and non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes. Please bring a

reusable water bottle as well.

Kindergarten students will be picked up from the K-lanai and escorted to the courts. An instructor will meet

1st graders at the tennis tree (see map) and escort them to the courts. At the end of class, all students will

be escorted to the Center Field Auto Line for pick up.


G952S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 1:15PM $300.00

G952S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 2:45PM - 3:30PM $300.00

Little Red Raiders Tennis- Sess.1, Gr. K-1


This course is offered to Kindergarten and 1st grade students and designed to make learning fun. The

emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through

group activities and games. Small rackets, nets, and low compression red balls are used on a 36' court to

enhance the learning process.

Students should wear sunblock, athletic clothes, and non-skid, non-marking athletic shoes. Please bring a

reusable water bottle as well.

Kindergarten students will be picked up from the K-lanai and escorted to the courts. An instructor will meet

1st graders at the tennis tree (see map) and escort them to the courts. At the end of class, all students will

be escorted to the Center Field Auto Line for pick up.


G951S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 1:15PM $300.00

G951S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:45PM - 3:30PM $300.00




Mandarin for Me! Gr. 2-3

6 weeks - no credit

Ni hao ma! Come discover the Mandarin language in this interactive, engaging course. Each day students

will not only learn Mandarin vocabulary, but will be introduced to Chinese culture through grade level

appropriate games, activities, and storytelling. With a low student to teacher ratio, students receive

individualized attention and instruction. Utilizing the best practices in language instruction for young

students, the teacher will guide students through the course and develop their Mandarin language

foundation.

G843S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $475.00

Math and Science Team Up Gr. 1

6 weeks - no credit

Students will investigate exciting math and science concepts that will further enhance learning experiences

by incorporating stimulating educational books that promote discussion and engage all learners. The class

will explore a wide range of literature and complete a variety of hands-on experiments and projects that will

connect math and science to yield a creative and impactful product. Daily activities will allow students to

work independently, and in both small and large groups. Technology will be constantly incorporated to assist

and enhance learning and assessment.

G822S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00

Movement Fun with Circus Olina - Sess. 1, Gr. 2-3


Come and join the circus for the summer! Play and learn exciting and safe games, hula hooping, jump

roping, and other balance coordination exercises. Circus disciplines like juggling, spinning plates, Chinese

Yoyo, acrobatics, balance beam, the walking globe are part of this fun and engaging class . During the three

weeks your child will discover and develop different circus related skills .

Circus Olina instructors are specially trained to teach children circus arts, which have a strong reputation

worldwide for their positive influence on the development of motor skills. Circus activities help children

improve their muscle tone, increase balance, and develop better equilibrium reactions. The main instructor

has taught circus, movement, and PE classes for several years and has a background in occupational

therapy, focusing on the importance of movement for children's development . Join us for both sessions of

Movement Fun with Circus Olina and Circus Magic to enhance your skill level in the different circus

disciplines. Some activities and disciplines will differ. Please visit www.circusolina.com, call 808-489-2834,

or email [email protected] with any questions you might have.

V103S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00




Movement Fun with Circus Olina - Sess. 2, Gr. 2-3


Come and join the circus for the summer! Play and learn exciting and safe games, hula hooping, jump

roping, and other balance coordination exercises. Circus disciplines like juggling, spinning plates, Chinese

Yoyo, acrobatics, balance beam, the walking globe are part of this fun and engaging class . During the three

weeks your child will discover and develop different circus related skills .

Circus Olina instructors are specially trained to teach children circus arts, which have a strong reputation

worldwide for their positive influence on the development of motor skills. Circus activities help children

improve their muscle tone, increase balance, and develop better equilibrium reactions. The main instructor

has taught circus, movement, and PE classes for several years and has a background in occupational

therapy, focusing on the importance of movement for children's development . Join us for both sessions of

Movement Fun with Circus Olina and Circus Magic to enhance your skill level in the different circus

disciplines. Some activities and disciplines will differ. Please visit www.circusolina.com, call 808-489-2834,

or email [email protected] with any questions you might have.

V113S-1Jul 3 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00





engineer-designed projects such as motorized cars, mechanized walkers, marble contraptions, towering

skyscrapers, conveyor belts and elastic catapults. Complete design challenges, performance tests, and





are included and provided by an experienced Play-Well instructor, projects will change during session 1 and

session 2. All materials and supplies are included and provided by an experienced Play- Well instructor.

V106S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 2:25PM $280.00





engineer-designed projects such as motorized cars, mechanized walkers, marble contraptions, towering

skyscrapers, conveyor belts and elastic catapults. Complete design challenges, performance tests, and





are included and provided by an experienced Play-Well instructor, projects will change during session 1 and

session 2. All materials and supplies are included and provided by an experienced Play- Well instructor.

V109S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $280.00




Ride the Unicycle- Jump the Rope- Sess. 1, Gr. 2-3 *NEW*


This camp is all about fun and fitness! Coordination, balance, and endurance are the key components when

it comes to learning how to ride a unicycle and jump rope. Riding a unicycle might seem impossible at first,

but we teach you how to get started, find your core strength, and use the right techniques to improve quickly.

Learn tricks like backwards riding, idling, and star pose with a friend. You will also learn a variety of jump

rope skills: single rope tricks, partner tricks, long rope jumps, and group routines. Learning jump rope tricks

and unicycling is challenging, a great exercise, and, most importantly, fun ! This course is intended for all skill

levels, from beginners to advanced. Join us for both sessions to enhance your skill level. Some activities

and disciplines will differ. Please see www.circusolina.com, call 808-489-2834, or email

[email protected] with any questions you might have.

V104S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 2:45PM - 4:25PM $475.00

Ride the Unicycle- Jump the Rope- Sess. 2, Gr. 2-3 *NEW*


This camp is all about fun and fitness! Coordination, balance, and endurance are the key components when

it comes to learning how to ride a unicycle and jump rope. Riding a unicycle might seem impossible at first,

but we teach you how to get started, find your core strength, and use the right techniques to improve quickly.

Learn tricks like backwards riding, idling, and star pose with a friend. You will also learn a variety of jump

rope skills: single rope tricks, partner tricks, long rope jumps, and group routines. Learning jump rope tricks

and unicycling is challenging, a great exercise, and, most importantly, fun ! This course is intended for all skill

levels, from beginners to advanced. Join us for both sessions to enhance your skill level. Some activities

and disciplines will differ. Please see www.circusolina.com, call 808-489-2834, or email

[email protected] with any questions you might have.

V114S-1Jul 3 - Jul 20 2:45PM - 4:25PM $475.00

Show-Stopper Boot Camp Gr. 4-5

6 weeks - no credit

This high-energy course is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of musical theatre. Students

will participate in acting exercises, vocal drills, dance workshops, and even improv comedy. The course will

conclude in the production of a highly-acclaimed piece of musical theatre that the students will themselves

have created. From acting and singing to helping design sets, costumes and prop pieces, students will be

the star of the show both backstage and in the spotlight.

Please keep in mind absences during the last week of school or missing more than four days of rehearsal

will affect the class performance.

G827S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 4:25PM $940.00

Soccer Sess. 1 Gr. 4-5


Students will improve ball coordination through field practice stressing both individual ball skills and

small-sided tactical play. Lectures, film study, ball work, drills, and games will develop students' technical

and tactical knowledge of the game. Students are grouped according to age and playing ability.

Students should bring their own soccer cleats, shin guards, and reusable water bottle to class as well as

wear appropriate athletic clothing and sunblock. A soccer ball is included in the tuition cost.

G949S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 12:30PM - 3:45PM $510.00




Soccer Sess. 2 Gr. 4-5





Students should bring their own soccer cleats, shin guards, and reusable water bottle to class as well as

wear appropriate athletic clothing and sunblock. A soccer ball is included in the tuition cost.

G950S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 3:45PM $510.00

Spanish? No Prob-LLAMA! Gr. 4-5 ***NEW***

6 weeks - no credit

This fun & interactive program will introduce Spanish language and culture(s) to your niño … Before you

know it, we'll all be saying "OLÉ!" Activities span a variety of learning styles incorporating music,

conversation building, videos, hands-on games and crafts. We will have fun learning to communicate in this

rich language, while exploring the diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. No prior experience in

language is needed, just an open mind and some readiness to get… "un poco loco!" So what are you

waiting for? VAMOS!

G839S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 12:30PM - 2:25PM $490.00



Upper School

The Upper School Summer Program offers a wide variety of enrichment, reinforcement, and credit courses to students entering grades 6 to 12. Courses are designed to meet students’ needs not only in preparation for entrance to the regular session, but also in enrichment in subjects of interest, reinforcement, and opportunities for self-expression and creativity.

Please refer to the auxiliary section in the catalogue for course descriptions following the core six-week program.

Before registering for classes, we kindly ask that you carefully read through the Summer Program Handbook with your child to learn more about our program and its requirements. ‘Iolani students receive registration preference from the end of February through the middle of March.

Entering Grades 6–12


Welcome to the Kitchen • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Welcome to the Kitchen 2.0 • • • • • • • • •

Brown Reading • • • • • • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Just Type It! • • • • • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Tennis • • • • • • • • • • May be taken for both sessions

Kick Start • • • For new ‘Iolani, entering Grade 6 students

Principle of Literature 6 • • • Read-y Go! 6 • • • For ‘Iolani students and applicants only Math 6 • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Intermediate Orchestra • • • • • • • • • Some Science, Some Math • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Science in our Stars • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Fun with Fabrics • • • • • Intro. to Laser Cutting • • • • •

Magic - The World of Wonder • • • • •

Mixed Media • • • • •

Sustainable Hawai‘i • • • • •

Code Fun! • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Body Story • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Got Game? • • • • • • May be taken for both sessions Math in Action • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Problem Solving • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Welcome 2 Robotics • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Writing Sense • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Be an Entrepreneur • • • • • English Essentials 7 • • • Read-y Go! 7 • • • For ‘Iolani students and applicants only

Written Expression 7/8 • • • •

Hawaiian Explorations • • • • •

Hero Within & Without • • • • •

Math Foundations • • • • Money Matters • • • • • Science Sherlocks 1 • • • • Session 1 ONLY See the Science • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Show Me the Money • • • • Session 2 ONLY Repertoire Orchestra • • • • • • • •

Shakespeare Alive! • • • • • • • •

Theatre Games • • • • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Conversational Japanese • • • • • Speak-Ease • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Yoga Flow • • • • • • May be taken for both sessions English Essentials 8 • • • Read-y Go! 8 • • • For ‘Iolani students and applicants only Algebra 1A • • • • For non-‘Iolani students only Pre-Algebra • • • •

Character Development in Clay & Print • • • • •

Jump Start • • • For ‘new ‘Iolani, entering Grade 9 students Read-y Go! 9 • • • For ‘Iolani students and applicants only

Write Right! 9 • • • Algebra 1B • • • •

Course AM PM 6W S1 S2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NOTES

Upper School Course Overview»


Upper School Course Overview

Algebra 1C • • • •

Japanese 1 • • • • For ‘Iolani students only

Spanish 1 • • • • For ‘Iolani students only Algebra 1 Honors Review • • • • • For ‘Iolani students only Algebra 1 Review • • • • •

Art 3D (Ceramics/Hot Glass/Metal) • • • • • • Satisfies the Art 9 requirement Digital Design Studio • • • • • • Game Academy 3D • • • • • •

Intro to 3D Media Skills • • • • • •

Photography • • • • • • Satisfies the Art 9 requirement

Physical Education • • • • • • • Geometry B • • • • • For ‘Iolani students only P/SAT & ACT Prep • • • • • • Spanish 2 • • • • • For ‘Iolani students only Write Right! 10-12 • • • • • Bible • • • • Priority given to students entering 12

Trigonometry • • • • Priority given to ‘Iolani students

Medical Problem Solving • • • • Life Skills • • • For ‘Iolani students only Japanese 2 • • • • • For ‘Iolani students only STEM to the Rescue! • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Fun with Film! • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Soroban • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Study Skills • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions Hip Hop • • • • • • • • • • Students may sign up for both sessions

Musical Theater • • • • • • • • • Taiko Fun! • • • • • • • • • • Students may sign up for both sessions

Intramurals • • • • • • Students may sign up for both sessions

Soccer • • • • • • Students may sign up for both sessions

Surfrider Spirt - Wednesdays only • • • • • • • • Students may sign up for both sessions

Ceramics • • • • • • Satisfies the Art 9 requirement Driver's Education • • • • • • Priority to ‘Iolani Students - 4 sessions

Checkmate! • • • • • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Mixed Media -Jewelry • • • • • •

Sew What?! • • • • • • • •

What's App? • • • • • Students should NOT take both sessions

Visual Storytelling in Clay & Print • • • • • • Satisfies the Art 9 requirement

Course AM PM 6W S1 S2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NOTES

Upper School Course Overview»



Category: Language Arts Review and Preview 6-12

English Essentials 7**Revised**

6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam

This class is designed to reinforce the elements of fiction, vocabulary, grammar, and writing . Through daily

writing assignments and reading responses, students will also review parts of speech and their respective

usages. Textbook included.

E714S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $520.00

E714S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

English Essentials 8**Revised**


This class is designed to reinforce the elements of fiction, vocabulary, grammar and writing . Students will

review the basic parts of speech and general rules of grammar. They will also read a short novel, learn new

vocabulary words, and write short papers applying the writing process of drafting, revising and editing.

Textbook included.

E723S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $520.00

E723S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

Jump Start Gr. 9


Reserved for new Ìolani entering grade 9 students and current grade 8 as recommended by

counselor/teacher. This class is designed to cover the study skills needed for Biology and History of the

Modern World. Students will develop note-taking skills, reading comprehension, analysis, interpretation, and

related writing techniques, including laboratory and research paper skills as well as transitional experiences

for students entering the ninth grade.

H115S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

Kick Start Gr. 6


Reserved for current and new Ìolani entering grade 6 students. This class will include the essential review

and skill formation needed to begin the sixth grade at Ìolani School. Students will strengthen skills of

reading and writing related to both fiction and non-fiction. Analysis, interpretation, outlining, and note taking

will be emphasized with three weeks dedicated to Social Studies and Language Arts skills and another three

weeks dedicated to Math and Science. Textbook required.

*Students registering for Kick Start should not sign up for READ-Y Go! 6.

E713S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E713S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

Principle of Literature 6 **NEW**


Students focus on improving reading and language skills through discussions, activities and projects using

children's novels. Through integrated units of study, readers will develop and refine reading and English

grammar skills.Textbook required..

E707S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E707S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

Language Arts Review and Preview 6–12»



READ-Y Go! 6


FOR ÌOLANI STUDENTS & APPLICANTS ONLY; 8 AM Time section only.

READ-Y Go! 6 focuses on developing students' skills in literary comprehension, analysis, and response

while using the summer reading novels for the Ìolani sixth grade Language Arts as its primary text . The

class will focus on elements of fiction, vocabulary in context, and synthesis of the texts through a variety of

learning engagements as well as introducing organization and transitional skills to enter grade 6 at Ìolani.

Textbook required. Students enrolled in Kick Start should not take READY-Go! 6.

E715S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

READ-Y Go! 7


FOR ÌOLANI STUDENTS & APPLICANTS ONLY


while covering the summer readings for Ìolani's seventh grade English and History departments as their

primary texts. The class will focus on elements of fiction, vocabulary in context, and synthesis of the texts

through a variety of learning engagements as well as introducing executive and transitional skills to enter

grade 7 at Ìolani. Textbook required.

E716S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E716S-2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

READ-Y Go! 8




while covering the summer readings for Ìolani's eighth grade English and History departments as their




E717S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E717S-2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

READ-Y Go! 9




while covering the summer readings for Ìolani's ninth grade English and History departments as their




E718SJun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E718S-2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

» Language Arts Review and Preview 6–12



Write Right! 9

6 weeks, 2 hours, ½ credit, graded, final exam

Write Right! for Grade 9 focuses on the exploration of and experimentation in rhetorical strategy. Students

will learn a variety of expository and narrative techniques through daily writing assignments, paying particular

attention to organization, correct usage of strategies, and effective presentation . Textbook required.

E606S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $525.00

E606S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $525.00

Write Right!10-12

6 weeks, 2 hours, ½ credit, graded, final exam

Write Right! for Grades 10-12 provides an extensive course focusing on college preparatory writing,

including choosing rhetorical strategies, planning and organizing analytical details, and crafting both timed

and college essays. Students will write daily and use writing as a process to sharpen their skills. Textbook

required.

E607S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $525.00

E607S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $525.00

Written Expression 7/8


Students develop and sharpen expository writing through a variety of exercises intended to create, inform,

summarize, critique, and persuade. Students use materials representative of `Iolani's writing program with a

focus on various YA material and texts.

E710S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

E710S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

» Language Arts Review and Preview 6–12



Category: Language Arts Enrichment 6-9

Hero Within and Without Gr. 7-9

6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

This in-depth exploration of the heroic tradition from Beowulf and Arthurian legend, all the way to

superheroes and characters found in great YA literature will help students see heroic traits within

themselves. Vocabulary development, elements of fiction study, group discussion, and writing creatively and

analytically will prepare students for making the transition to high school Language Arts courses through our

focus on this universal theme. Textbooks required.

E453S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $520.00

E453S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

Speak-Ease - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-9

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Learn to speak with confidence and ease! Give your sons/daughters the tools to be effective oral

communicators within the classroom and beyond to engage and connect with their target audience of one or

a group. Students will learn and refine public and interpersonal speaking skills in an encouraging

environment. Through workshops, situational exercises, and digital videotaping, pre-teen/teenagers will

improve and enhance their communication skills, develop poise, and most importantly, have a sense of

presence in and out of educational settings. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

E593S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

E593S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Speak-Ease - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-9**8 AM Only**

Session 2 - 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam-Please note: 8 AM time section only.

Learn to speak with confidence and ease! Give your sons/daughters the tools to be effective oral

communicators within the classroom and beyond to engage and connect with their target audience of one or

a group. Students will learn and refine public and interpersonal speaking skills in an encouraging

environment. Through workshops, situational exercises, and digital videotaping, pre-teen/teenagers will

improve and enhance their communication skills, develop poise, and most importantly, have a sense of

presence in and out of educational settings. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

E594S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

Writing Sense - Sess.1 Gr.6-8**Revised**


Students will complete a variety of assignments based on sensory experience including poetry, fantasy

writing and character sketches. With a focus on reading and language enjoyment while writing daily, Writing

Sense will also explore the various mediums we use in expressing our literary thought.

Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

Please note:

Gr. 7-8, register for 8:00 AM-10:00 AM

Gr. 6-7, register for 10:30 AM-12:30 PM

E431S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

E431S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Language Arts Enrichment 6–9»



Writing Sense - Sess.2 Gr. 6-8**Revised**


Students will complete a variety of assignments based on sensory experience including poetry, fantasy

writing and character sketches. With a focus on reading and language enjoyment while writing daily, Writing

Sense will also explore the various mediums we use in expressing our literary thought.


Please note:



E452S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

E452S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

» Language Arts Enrichment 6–9



Category: World Language Reinforcement 9-12

Japanese 1 Gr. 9-10 Ìolani Only

6 weeks, 2 hours, 1 credit, graded, final exam

FOR ÌOLANI STUDENTS ONLY

*Please note: Students who have already passed this course during the school year cannot repeat it in the

summer for grade or credit. See your counselor for more information.

This course is for students with some background in Japanese, or who need to review Japanese 1 or

1A-1B. Hiragana, katakana, 17 basic kanji, vocabulary, sentence structure and Chapters 1-15 of Japanese

For Young People are covered. Textbook and lesson packet required.

L423S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $530.00

Japanese 2 Gr. 10-12 Ìolani Only





This course is a review for students who had trouble with Japanese 2 during the regular session. It qualifies

students to continue to third year Japanese. Chapters 1-7 of Genki, An Integrated Course in Elementary

Japanese are covered. Textbook and lesson packet required.

L433S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

Spanish 1 Gr. 9-10 Ìolani Only





This course is a review of Spanish 1. The goal of the course is for students to attain proficiency in the four

skills of listening, reading, writing, and speaking appropriate for level 1. Students write compositions and

make oral presentations. Textbook required.

L623S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $530.00

Spanish 2 Gr. 10-12 Ìolani Only





This course is a review of Spanish 2. The goal of the course is for students to attain proficiency in the four

skills of listening, reading, writing, and speaking appropriate for level 2. Students continue to write

compositions and make oral presentations. Textbook required.

L634S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

World Language Reinforcement 9–12»



Category: World Language Enrichment 7-9

Conversational Japanese Gr. 7-9


Students learn basic spoken Japanese including greetings, useful expressions, personal questions and

answers, and simple money transactions. Class activities include games, interviews and videos. No

Japanese language background necessary. Booklet required.

L725S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

L725S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

World Language Enrichment 7–9»



Category: Math Core Courses 6-12

Algebra 1 Honors Rev.-Sess. 1 Gr. 9-10

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam


Algebra 1H Review is open to students who will enroll in Algebra 2 Honors in the Fall. Students will have the

opportunity to polish their algebra skills, especially those related to solving algebraic equations, simplifying

algebraic expressions (including exponential and radical expressions), factoring, operations with rational

expressions and solving rational equations. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

No textbook required.

M396S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M396S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Algebra 1 Honors Rev.-Sess. 2 Gr. 9-10



Algebra 1H Review is open to students who will enroll in Algebra 2 Honors in the Fall. Students will have the

opportunity to polish their algebra skills, especially those related to solving algebraic equations, simplifying

algebraic expressions (including exponential and radical expressions), factoring, operations with rational

expressions and solving rational equations. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.


M395S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M395S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Algebra 1 Review Gr. 9-11


Prerequisite: Completion of Algebra 1

Students will review Ìolani's Algebra 1 curriculum in preparation for enrollment in Algebra 2. Topics include

simplifying expressions, solving equations and inequalities with rational and irrational numbers, solving word

problems, polynomials, the quadratic formula, factoring, graphing linear functions, and absolute value.


M303S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

Algebra 1A Gr. 8-9 Non-'Iolani Students Only

6 weeks, 2 hours, 1/3 credit, graded, 2-hour final exam

FOR NON-ÌOLANI STUDENTS ONLY

Students review basic algebra skills before advancing to Algebra 1B/1C. Topics include signed numbers,

simplifying expressions, properties of numbers, solving equations and inequalities, absolute value and

applications to word problems. Textbook required.

M301S001Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $530.00

Algebra 1B Gr. 9-10


Ìolani students must have Math Department approval to enroll.

Algebra 1B is the second part of Ìolani's three-semester Algebra 1 curriculum. Topics include absolute

value equations and graphs, compound inequalities, systems of linear equations, integral exponents,

factoring and quadratic equations. Textbook required.

M311S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

Math Core 6–12»



Algebra 1C Gr. 9-10


Ìolani students must have Math Department approval to enroll.

Students complete Ìolani's algebra curriculum with the study of quadratic functions and their graphs,

completing the square and the quadratic formula, square root functions, rational equations, and data

analysis. Textbook required.

M321S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

Geometry B Gr. 10-12 Ìolani Only

6 weeks, 2 hours, ½ credit, graded, 2-hour final exam


Ìolani students must have satisfactorily completed Geometry A, and must have Math Department approval

to enroll.

This course is the second half of "Geometry, A Moving Experience" developed by the Curriculum Research

and Development Group at the University of Hawai'i. Students continue to work on problem sets, and writing

assignments that promote rich discussions in a student centered learning environment.

M411S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

Math 6 - Sess. 1


Students review material representative of Ìolani's math program. The focus is on improving skills operating

with fractions, decimals, and refining problem solving strategies.


*Tuition includes workbooks which will be distributed in class .

M731S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M731S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Math 6 - Sess. 2


Students review material representative of Ìolani's math program. The focus is on improving skills operating

with fractions, decimals, and refining problem solving strategies.


*Tuition includes workbooks which will be distributed in class .

M732S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M732S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Math Foundations Gr. 7-8


Students review the four basic operations with whole numbers, fractions, and decimals while strengthening

their ability to apply those skills in problem solving situations.


M737S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

M737S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

» Math Core 6–12



Pre-Algebra Gr. 8-9

6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, 1½-hour final exam

Students review the concepts of Pre-Algebra and explore various problem solving strategies. Topics include

operations with real numbers, measurement and data analysis. Textbook required.

M103S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

M103S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $515.00

Trigonometry Gr. 11-12


'Iolani students must have Math Department approval to enroll. `Iolani students must have earned at least

an A- in Algebra 2A/2B and have teacher recommendation or Math Department approval to enroll. Priority

given to 'Iolani students.

Emphasis is placed on proving identities and solving equations involving all six trigonometric functions and

their inverses. Problems that lead to trigonometric solutions are incorporated. Graphs of the trigonometric

functions are examined and polar coordinates are introduced as an additional graphical application.

Textbook required.

M601S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $530.00

M601S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $530.00

» Math Core 6–12



Category: Math Enrichment 6-8

Math in Action - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


Students have fun learning different ways in which math can be applied to our daily lives . Highlights include

breaking codes, solving complex logic puzzles and using color patterns to create origami art. This course is

designed for the student who asks, "Why do I need to learn math?"


Please note:



M361S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M361S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Math in Action - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8


Students have fun learning different ways in which math can be applied to our daily lives . Highlights include

breaking codes, solving complex logic puzzles and using color patterns to create origami art. This course is

designed for the student who asks, "Why do I need to learn math?"


Please note:



M382S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M382S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Money Matters - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-8


Is $1000 a lot of money? Discover the answer in this course as you explore different aspects of money

matters. Topics will include cost of living, average salaries, personal banking and the stock market .


M203S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M203S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Money Matters - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-8


Is $1000 a lot of money? Discover the answer in this course as you explore different aspects of money

matters. Topics will include cost of living, average salaries, personal banking and the stock market .


M204S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M204S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Problem Solving - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-8


Students work on basic skills and critical thinking to solve problems. Various strategies such as looking for

patterns, drawing diagrams, creating charts, guess-and-check are used to tackle both routine and

non-routine problems. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

M991S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M991S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Math Enrichment 6–8»








M992S0003Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M992S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Soroban - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-7


The soroban or Japanese abacus is an ancient computational tool which is surprisingly useful in 21st

century mathematical reasoning and sense making. Through the soroban students will gain an

understanding of the number system and learn how to perform mathematical operations. Oshima-sensei, a

soroban master, will also incorporate Japanese language and culture into the lessons . The goal of the

course is not only to gain mathematical skills but also to improve concentration and confidence.


M211S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $310.00

M211S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $310.00

Soroban - Sess. 2 Gr.6-7








M215S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $310.00

M215S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $310.00

Category: Medical Problem Solving 11-12

Medical Problem Solving - Sess. 1 Gr. 11-12 `Iolani Only

Session 1 ONLY - 3 weeks, 4 hours, 1/2 credit, graded


Held at the John A. Burns School of Medicine, this course focuses on medical decision-making. Through the

use of case studies, presentations, and demonstrations, students will enhance their critical thinking skills

while developing an appreciation and understanding of medical fields. Students use the same educational

methods utilized by medical students at JABSOM - small group discussions, problem based learning

tutorials, clinical skills laboratories, gross educational and microscopic anatomy laboratories and

standardized patient encounters. Instructor approval needed - please see Mrs. Teresa Shimamoto.

S901S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 12:00PM $735.00

» Math Enrichment 6–8

Medical Problem Solving 11–12»







M992S0003Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

M992S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Soroban - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-7








M211S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $310.00

M211S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $310.00

Soroban - Sess. 2 Gr.6-7








M215S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $310.00

M215S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $310.00

Category: Medical Problem Solving 11-12

Medical Problem Solving - Sess. 1 Gr. 11-12 `Iolani Only

Session 1 ONLY - 3 weeks, 4 hours, 1/2 credit, graded


Held at the John A. Burns School of Medicine, this course focuses on medical decision-making. Through the

use of case studies, presentations, and demonstrations, students will enhance their critical thinking skills

while developing an appreciation and understanding of medical fields. Students use the same educational

methods utilized by medical students at JABSOM - small group discussions, problem based learning

tutorials, clinical skills laboratories, gross educational and microscopic anatomy laboratories and

standardized patient encounters. Instructor approval needed - please see Mrs. Teresa Shimamoto.

S901S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 12:00PM $735.00



Category: Science Enrichment and Fun! 6-8

Body Story - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


Through interactive labs, demonstrations and modeling, students will understand injuries and diseases that

are prevalent in popular culture. Students will pick the topics that are taught during the class and will be able

to know fact from fiction within the scientific world. As students begin to explore the relationship between

science and society, they will begin to understand the inner workings of the most complex and fascinating

system: the human body. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S305S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

S305S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Body Story - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8


Through interactive labs, demonstrations and modeling, students will understand injuries and diseases that

are prevalent in popular culture. Students will pick the topics that are taught during the class and will be able

to know fact from fiction within the scientific world. As students begin to explore the relationship between

science and society, they will begin to understand the inner workings of the most complex and fascinating

system: the human body. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S306S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

S306S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Science Sherlocks 1 - Sess. 1 ONLY Gr. 7-8

Session 1 ONLY - 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Join the Science Sherlocks team as we explore the world of forensic science! Students will employ the

important skills all science detectives need - observing, analyzing, reasoning and critical thinking. We will

comb through types of evidence such as fingerprints, simulated blood, trace hair and fiber, questionable

documents and much more as we work to solve two cases involving mysteriously missing valuables and

daring ransom notes. Sherlocks will team together to work through daily hands-on activities, collaboration,

and careful thought and analysis.

S401S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

S401S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

See the Science! - Sess. 1 Gr.6-8


How do scientists know what a star looks like or even the interior of the Earth if they've never been there? In

See the Science, students will learn and develop skills of observation and perception that range from

elements of natural history, including taxonomy, ecology, and life science as well as planetary science,

including observing stars, light, craters and more. Students will examine and practice how scientists

effectively observe the world and how individual perception of the world changes with the development of

the respective skills. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S101S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

S101S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Science Enrichment and Fun! 6–8»



See the Science! - Sess. 2 Gr.6-8


How do scientists know what a star looks like or even the interior of the Earth if they've never been there? In

See the Science, students will learn and develop skills of observation and perception that range from

elements of natural history, including taxonomy, ecology, and life science as well as planetary science,

including observing stars, light, craters and more. Students will examine and practice how scientists

effectively observe the world and how individual perception of the world changes with the development of

the respective skills. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S102S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

S102S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Some Science, Some Math - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-7


Through a series of fun hands-on labs, students will learn the proper techniques of collecting and expressing

data, which will help in future math and science classes. Entertaining and educational science videos are

utilized to enhance the learning experience. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S703S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

Some Science, Some Math - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-7


Through a series of fun hands-on labs, students will learn the proper techniques of collecting and expressing

data, which will help in future math and science classes. Entertaining and educational science videos are

utilized to enhance the learning experience. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

S704S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

The Science in Our Stars - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-7

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 2 hours, S/U, no credit, no final exam

Students will learn the basics of astronomy, which will include looking at the Earth as an inhabitant of the

Milky Way and our place in the cosmos. This course will use a series of labs, videos, and discussions to

introduce students to the mysteries of the stars, planets, and the movement of the celestial bodies.


S718S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

The Science in Our Stars - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-7


Students will learn the basics of astronomy, which will include looking at the Earth as an inhabitant of the

Milky Way and our place in the cosmos. This course will use a series of labs, videos, and discussions to

introduce students to the mysteries of the stars, planets, and the movement of the celestial bodies.


S719S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

» Science Enrichment and Fun! 6–8



Category: 21st Century Toolbox 6-12

Be an Entrepreneur - Sess. 1 ONLY Gr 6-8

Session 1 ONLY - 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Be an Entrepreneur is designed to introduce and support middle school students interested in

entrepreneurship. Working collaboratively, using their imagination, risk-taking and problem-solving skills,

students create innovative business plans that address concerns in Hawai'i's communities. In addition to

building their own skill set, they will have the opportunity to work directly with the founders of local

corporations. Students will leave the course with a solid foundation and resources to pursue their own

entrepreneurial projects.

T198S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

T198S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Code Fun! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


Have you ever wanted to make a picture dance? Have your computer speak to you? Make a webpage?

Come learn about the exciting world of computer languages! Students in this course will explore various

programming environments as well as build a foundation for future computing classes. No experience with

programming required! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T2601S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00

Code Fun! - Sess. 2 Gr.6-8


Have you ever wanted to make a picture dance? Have your computer speak to you? Make a webpage?

Come learn about the exciting world of computer languages! Students in this course will explore various

programming environments as well as build a foundation for future computing classes. No experience with

programming required! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T2602S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00

Digital Design Studio Gr. 9-12


This course is an introduction to the digital arts and the inner workings of a design studio. Students will

learn the digital software used for graphic, multimedia, and web design, including Photoshop, Illustrator and

InDesign. Projects are designed to develop an understanding of the programs as they relate to design

theory, aesthetic appeal and functionality as they gain hands -on experience designing for and working with a

client. Topics include vector and bitmap imaging for logo, shirt, and other graphic applications, photo

manipulation, typography, color, composition, page layout, multimedia editing, and other forms of fabrication

relative to the digital visual arts workflow. Students will document and use their newly acquired skill set to

develop a portfolio of their creative works.

I310S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $520.00

Game Academy 3D: Create Your World Gr. 9-12


Do you like to play video games, build 3D models and program your own world? In this course, students

research and create a 3D game in their sellf-made virtual world while being introduced to the Autodesk

Maya program. Students use their creativity and develop skills in core academics, brainstorming, computer

programming, project management and teamwork-lifelong skills that apply to a wide range of careers in

digital media and beyond.

T267S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $520.00

21st Century Toolbox 6–12»



Intro. to 3D Digital Media Skills Gr. 9-12


Students will learn the fundamentals of professional 3D modeling software and experience how it is applied

to a variety of industries. Building on a series of projects they will learn the process of designing,

engineering, and revising practical prototypes. Students will also get to expand their artistic abilities through

lessons on organic sculpting techniques.

T268S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

Intro. to Laser Cutting Gr. 6-8**Revised**


Bridging art and technology, this course is an introduction to digital design specifically for laser -cutting.

Students will work extensively with 2D software programs to design and create various laser-cut projects

using a variety of materials in the fabrication lab. The class will begin by exploring graphic design and build

their way up to visualizing how 2D pieces can come together to create 3D objects. Students will practice

design thinking and develop the skills necessary to see an idea through from design to fabrication.

I520S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

Just Type It! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-12


This course is designed for middle and high school students with a main emphasis on keyboarding skills.

Students will learn proper keyboarding posture and technique while building their speed and accuracy using

the touch type method. Students will focus on the alphabet, punctuation, and numeric keys. They should be

able to key at 25 WPM by the end of the course. Students will also be introduced to a variety of options in

Google Docs and Microsoft Office. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T263S-0001Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

T263S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Just Type It! - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-12

Session 2 - 3 weeks 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

This course is designed for middle and high school students with a main emphasis on keyboarding skills.

Students will learn proper keyboarding posture and technique while building their speed and accuracy using

the touch type method. Students will focus on the alphabet, punctuation, and numeric keys. They should be

able to key at 25 WPM by the end of the course. Students will also be introduced to a variety of options in

Google Docs and Microsoft Office. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T264S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

T264S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Show Me The Money - Sess. 2 ONLY Gr. 7-8


This course investigates the characteristics and functions of money as it relates to both personal finance

and the macroeconomy. Students will apply what they learn about money and the economy as they consider

the financial decisions they will face throughout their lives using activities from the Learning, Earning, and

Investing curriculum. Each day, students will reinforce what they have learned by completing a mission from

the Gen 1 Revolution personal finance simulation. Each online, interactive mission has students use their

financial decision-making skills as they compete with other students to solve a simulated personal financial

crisis.

T891S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

» 21st Century Toolbox 6–12



STEM to the Rescue! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8**Revised**


In this highly interactive course, students will tackle the questions of how science, technology, engineering

and math better improve the quality of life for more than just humans. Through learning about the

importance of adaptive recovery and support, students will create various models that explore the ideas of

what rehabilitation is and how to make it functional. Materials included.

I631S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $335.00

I631S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00

STEM to the Rescue! - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8**Revised**





what rehabilitation is and how to make it functional. Materials included.

I632S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $335.00

I632S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00

Sustainable Hawai`i Gr.7-8

6 weeks - 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam

In this course, students will investigate sustainable agriculture and will explore the concept of "garden to

table." The course will include hands-on activities utilizing the campus gardens and preparing garden grown

foods. Learning trips will help students explore where their food comes from and how it is being grown.

Y451S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $515.00

Welcome 2 Robotics! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8**Revised**


This course is a hands-on introduction to the challenge of the construction and programming of autonomous

robots. It is a fun course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next generation of engineers and inventors

with daily challenges and builds. Updated with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be

immersed in a project-based and collaborative learning environment, solving real world problems as they

design, build and program working robots. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T129S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $335.00

T129S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00

Welcome 2 Robotics! - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8**Revised**



robots. It is a fun course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next generation of engineers and inventors

with daily challenges and builds. Updated with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be

immersed in a project-based and collaborative learning environment, solving real world problems as they

design, build and program working robots. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T130S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $335.00

T130S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $335.00




Welcome to the Kitchen 2.0 Gr. 7-12 **NEW**


Sharpen old techniques and learn new skills in this culinary experience to round out your day on campus.

With an eye to local and farm to table driven recipes and discussions, Afternoon in the Kitchen will have your

taste buds wondering, "when's dinner?!"

Y413S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $520.00

Welcome to the Kitchen 2.0 Gr. 7-12**NEW**


Sharpen old techniques and learn new skills in this culinary experience to round out your day on campus.

With an eye to local and farm to table driven recipes and discussions, Afternoon in the Kitchen will have your

taste buds wondering, "when's dinner?!"

Y414S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $520.00

Welcome to the Kitchen-Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


In this exciting class students will be introduced to the basics of cooking and begin to explore where our

food comes from, how it is grown, and how to prepare quick, easy, and healthy meals for breakfast, lunch,

dinner, pupus, and desserts all with an eye towards locally sourced produce in the spirit of the farm to table .

In a fun and safe environment, students will learn to use the stove, oven and other appliances as well as

chopping and mixing techniques that will take them from avocados, bananas, omelettes, smoothies, salads,

sandwiches and more! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

Y411S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $365.00

Y411S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $365.00

Welcome to the Kitchen-Sess. 2 Gr.6-8


In this exciting class students will be introduced to the basics of cooking and begin to explore where our

food comes from, how it is grown, and how to prepare quick, easy, and healthy meals for breakfast, lunch,

dinner, pupus, and desserts all with an eye towards locally sourced produce in the spirit of the farm to table .

In a fun and safe environment, students will learn to use the stove, oven and other appliances as well as

chopping and mixing techniques that will take them from avocados, bananas, omelettes, smoothies, salads,

sandwiches and more! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

Y412S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $365.00

Y412S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $365.00

What's App! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


All around the world apps are used for everyday purposes. Need an alarm clock? App! What's the traffic

like? App! The market for apps is vast and still growing. What's App! provides an introduction to creating

mobile applications for Android devices. Students will learn about basic design principles and how to build

an app that is both effective and usable. Come explore and learn how to turn your ideas into an app!


I5141S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 3:15PM $335.00




What's App! - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8


All around the world apps are used for everyday purposes. Need an alarm clock? App! What's the traffic

like? App! The market for apps is vast and still growing. What's App! provides an introduction to creating

mobile applications for Android devices. Students will learn about basic design principles and how to build

an app that is both effective and usable. Come explore and learn how to turn your ideas into an app!


I5142S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $335.00




Category: Study/Life Skills 6-12

Brown Reading-Sess. 1 Gr. 6-12


Each session is divided into two parts. The first emphasizes increased reading ability and comprehension,

including language enrichment, vocabulary, and reading rate improvement . The second stresses study skills

for increased academic performance and scholastic achievement. Assessment reports are mailed from the

BRS and will be sent two weeks after the course ends. (This is BRS's 44th summer at 'Iolani.)

Please select Session 1 or 2, not both. Tuition includes all books and fees.

Gr. 6-8, 8:00-10:00

Gr. 9-12, 10:30-12:30

Gr. 6-12, 1:15-3:15

BR10S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $625.00

BR10S3Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $625.00

BR10S5Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 3:15PM $625.00

Brown Reading-Sess. 2 Gr. 6-12


Each session is divided into two parts. The first emphasizes increased reading ability and comprehension,

including language enrichment, vocabulary, and reading rate improvement . The second stresses study skills

for increased academic performance and scholastic achievement. Assessment reports are mailed from the

BRS and will be sent two weeks after the course ends. (This is BRS's 44th summer at 'Iolani.)

Please select Session 1 or 2, not both. Tuition includes all books and fees.

Gr. 6-8, 8:00-10:00

Gr. 9-12, 10:30-12:30

Gr. 6-12, 1:15-3:15

BR20S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $625.00

BR20S3Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $625.00

BR20S4Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $625.00

Driver's Education - Sess. 1 Gr. 10-12

Session 1 - 10 days, 3 hours, no credit, no final exam

This course will fulfill the state law for driver's education. Included are 30 hours of classroom instruction and

six hours of individual behind the wheel instruction. Classroom instruction will take place over a ten day

period. Driving will be scheduled outside of class time over a period of six weeks or more, according to state

law. Student needs to be 15½ years or older. Priority given to 'Iolani students.

Please select only one Session (1, 2, 3 or 4 which runs during the Auxiliary weeks)

T500S1Jun 11 - Jun 22 1:15PM - 4:15PM $500.00


Session 2 - 9 days, 3 1/3 hours, no credit, no final exam


six hours of individual behind the wheel instruction. Classroom instruction will take place over a nine day




T501S1Jun 25 - Jul 6 1:15PM - 4:35PM $500.00

Study/Life Skills 6–12»




Session 1 - 10 days, 3 hours, no credit, no final exam






T502S1Jul 9 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 4:15PM $500.00

Hawaiian Explorations Gr.6-8 **NEW**


Beautiful, sacred, and captivating, Oàhu is home to numerous historical locations that provide incredible

learning opportunities! Throughout this Hawaiian Exploratory course, students will learn about the social,

geographical and political history of our island home through interactive lessons, field trips, and integration

of virtual reality technology in order to build, document and curate thoughtful and educated discussions on

what it means to call O'ahu home. Hawaiian values are embedded in each cultural activity and lesson. Field

trip and course materials cost included.

H500S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $495.00

Life Skills 9**Revised**


(For Ìolani students only) This semester course combines four units: Health, Religion, and the iDept.

Students rotate through the three units for content presentations and activities. This course fulfills the Ìolani

Grade 9 Health/Religion/iDept. semester requirement.

Y301S4Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $525.00

Y301S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $525.00

Study Skills - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-8

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 1 hour, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Students learn components of lifelong study skills: good time management, organization, SQ3R,

note-taking, and test taking strategies. In addition, the course teaches how to study using a textbook, novel,

or handout. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T801S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 2:15PM $215.00

Study Skills - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-8

Session 2 - 3 weeks, 1 hour, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Students learn components of lifelong study skills: good time management, organization, SQ3R,

note-taking, and test taking strategies. In addition, the course teaches how to study using a textbook, novel,

or handout. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T802S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 2:15PM $215.00

» Study/Life Skills 6–12



Category: Bible 11-12

Bible Gr. 11-12


Students will make a critical examination of the roots of the Judeo-Christian faith which emerged over

centuries. The Bible and related readings will provide a basis for discussion, writing assignments, and

testing. This course fulfills the `Iolani religion requirement. Textbook required.

Preference in registration is given to students in the following order: entering `Iolani seniors, then juniors.

R411S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $525.00

R411S4Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $525.00

Bible 11–12»



Category: Just for Fun! 6-12

Checkmate! - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-12**NEW**

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 2 hours

Checkmate! will feature lessons for the very beginner to the most advanced chess player. Improve cognitive

thinking habits with strategy, tactics, and in depth calculations in solving chess problems . Learn about

analysis and how it helps predict moves in chess as well as in life. Whether students are learning chess for

recreation or competitions, Checkmate! will help students understand the game better and have fun while

doing it! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T113S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $205.00

T113S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $205.00

Checkmate! - Sess.2 Gr.7-12**NEW**


Checkmate! will feature lessons for the very beginner to the most advanced chess player. Improve cognitive

thinking habits with strategy, tactics, and in depth calculations in solving chess problems . Learn about

analysis and how it helps predict moves in chess as well as in life. Whether students are learning chess for

recreation or competition, Checkmate! will help students understand the game better and have fun while

doing it! Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T115S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $205.00

T115S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $205.00

Fun with Fabrics Gr. 6-8


Students will learn simple sewing techniques using both machine and hand stitching, embroidery, applique

and quilting. Using these techniques, they will enjoy creating imaginative stuffed animals and wild creatures,

wall hangings or pillows, a tote bag purse and more.

A773S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $535.00

Fun with Film! - Sess. 1 Gr.7-12**NEW**


Learn to create high quality videos for school or family projects. This course introduces students to video

production basics. Students develop planning, shooting, and editing skills necessary for producing videos

that convey a message through their artistry. Discover your hidden talent and passion! Students are

encouraged to bring their own digital recording device to class, in order that they may become familiar with

their device and maximize its potential.

T287S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

T287S-2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Fun with Film! - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-12**NEW**


What do animation, cartoons, stop motion, and film have in common? They are all modes of digital

storytelling. If you've wanted to tell a story without writing it down, this 3-week course is your chance to

become the next Steven Spielberg. Learn the basics of planning and producing your very own film and have

fun in the process. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

T288S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $325.00

T288S-2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Just for Fun! 6–12»


» Just for Fun! 6–12


Got Game? - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


Join in on an exciting and innovative way of exploring games. Students will play games that we all love, learn

strategies and change the rules to create new, more exciting games . Through the challenges that are

inherent in games, they will enhance their creative thinking, problem solving and logic skills, and have FUN!

May be taken for both sessions.

T271S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

T271S2Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Got Game? - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8


Join in on an exciting and innovative way of exploring games. Students will play games that we all love, learn

strategies and change the rules to create new, more exciting games . Through the challenges that are

inherent in games, they will enhance their creative thinking, problem solving and logic skills, and have FUN!

May be taken for both sessions.

T272S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

T272S2Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

Magic - The World of Wonder and Enchantment Gr. 6-8


This course is a basic introduction to the art of magic. Through creativity and imagination, students develop

their own magical character and style. Students will learn magic effects using everyday items, as well as

cards, coins, ropes and silks. Balloon sculpture and juggling are also part of this course. Students will truly

amaze and delight their family and friends. Enhance the lives around us as we share the magic within us.

Most supplies are included in the tuition.

T331S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $495.00

T331S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $495.00

Sew What? Gr. 7-12**NEW**

6 weeks, 2 hours, on credit, S/U, no final exam

Prerequisite: student must be comfortable sewing on a machine.

This is an intermediate sewing class that will teach students the beginning basics of clothes construction.

Students will use commercial patterns and also experiment with no-pattern sewing. The class will also cover

other small sewing projects such as bags and toys. Although some fabric will be provided for these smaller

projects, students are responsible for bringing their own fabric and patterns for big projects as well as their

own sewing supplies.In the beginning the students will all sew a simple top or pants. After that, students may

choose their own patterns or experiment with their own designs and artistic approaches to sewing.

A778S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $535.00


P/SAT and ACT Prep 10–12 » 'Iolani School Summer School Catalog - By Category

Category: P/SAT and ACT Prep 10-12

P/SAT & ACT Prep Gr. 10-12**REVISED**

6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit

The `Iolani test prep course will focus on both the PSAT and the SAT test as well as the ACT . Students

receive expert instruction on the critical reading, math, and writing sections of the tests. Special features of

the course include:

(1) acquisition of skills necessary for success on the tests

(2) in-depth practice with official College Board and American College Testing materials

(3) introductory college counseling from `Iolani's Director of College Counseling,

(4) digital score analysis feedback for question specific improvement

58 hours of classroom instruction, 2 test prep texts, and a unique fall review before the actual examinations

are included in the cost. Materials will be distributed in class.

T695SAJun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $640.00

T695SBJun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $640.00

T695SCJun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $640.00



Category: Visual Arts 6-12

Art 3D (Ceramics/Glass/Metal) Gr.9-12

6 weeks, 2 hours, ½ credit, graded, no final exam

*Art 3D satisfies the Art 9 requirement.

Ceramics: A fast paced class designed to encourage students to build skills and craftsmanship in both

wheel throwing and hand built ceramic forms.

Hot Glass: Students will explore both decorative and functional glass construction. Emphasis will be in

learning how to manipulate glass as an art form.

Metals: Students will be encouraged to build skills and craftsmanship in both lost wax casting and metal

fabrication projects.

Materials included.

A499S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $565.00

A499S4Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $565.00

Ceramics Gr. 9-12


*Ceramics satisfies the Art 9 requirement.

Ceramics is a project-based inquiry into the design of clay vessels. Students see projects through a

complete cycle of development from concept sketches to fabrication, glaze application, and firing. Using

wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques, students develop an understanding of design as they develop

their own sculptural vocabulary in a collaborative studio atmosphere. Materials included.

A311S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $565.00

Character Development in Clay and Print Gr. 6-8**NEW**


This course explores media and technique experiences in both Ceramics and Printmaking. Hand colored

terra cotta pots with accompanying characters (pot sitters), and hand built/colored clay whistles, rattles and

bells, will be the focus of our clay unit, while Linoleum Block (drawn and carved plate), and Monotype

(painted plate) will be the two emphasized printing methods. Whimsical and expressive approach to form

and imagery will be pursued in both 3D and 2D areas. Materials included in course.

A250S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $535.00

Mixed Media - Jewelry Gr. 6-9**NEW**


Students will explore a variety of materials for wearable pieces. The students are introduced to the basic

knowledge of tools and materials while the focus will be on wire working and personal expression.

Techniques included sawing, cold connection, soldering, stamping and bead making . Found objects will be

incorporated and we will dabble in clay. Come join the afternoon fun!

A103S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $535.00

Visual Arts 6–12»



Mixed Media Gr. 6-8


Mixed Media is an exploratory course, which builds a foundation for further concentration in the studio art

courses. Students will express their creativity with hands-on studio projects from various artistic disciplines

such as: drawing, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking and painting. Students will address themes and apply

principles in design, and elements of art. Materials included.

A500S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $535.00

A500S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $535.00

Photography Gr.9-12

6 weeks, 2 hours, 1/2 credit, graded, no final exam

*Photography satisfies the Art 9 requirement.

A beginning course exploring self-expression through digital photographs. Awareness of lighting, point of

view, composition and content are emphasized. Students learn how to use a digital camera, adjust their

images using computer software, and produce inkjet prints. Field trips provide additional picture taking

opportunities. Students should provide their own camera and bring it with them to class daily. A digital SLR

camera with some manual controls is highly recommended. Additional materials included.

A511S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 10:00AM $565.00

A511S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $565.00

Visual Storytelling in Clay and Print Gr.9-12**NEW**


*Visual Storytelling in Clay and Print satisfies the Art 9 requirement.

This course explores media and technique experiences in both Ceramics and Printmaking. Hand colored

terra cotta pots with accompanying characters (pot sitters), and hand built/colored clay whistles, rattles and

bells, will be the focus of our clay unit, while Linoleum Block (drawn and carved plate), and Monotype

(painted plate) will be the two emphasized printing methods. Whimsical and expressive approach to form

and imagery will be pursued in both 3D and 2D areas.

A206S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $565.00

» Visual Arts 6–12



Category: Performing Arts 5-12

Hip Hop - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-12

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 1 1/4 hours

Learn street dance set to contemporary pop or hip hop music. Improve your coordination and creativity

through strength training warm-up, stretching and exciting dance combinations. No experience required.

Students may sign up for both sessions.

C714S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 2:30PM $205.00

Hip Hop - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-12

Session 2 - 3 weeks, 1 1/4 hours

Learn street dance set to contemporary pop or hip hop music. Improve your coordination and creativity

through strength training warm-up, stretching and exciting dance combinations. No experience required.

Students may sign up for both sessions.

C718S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 2:30PM $205.00

Instrument Rental Gr. 5 -12

Please use the following code for the instrument rental option noted in the Intermediate Band and Summer

Orchestra offerings.

X999S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 - $55.00

Intermediate Orchestra Gr.5-12**REVISED**

6 weeks, 1 hour, no credit, S/U, no final exam

'IOLANI ONLY

Purpose: Students will focus on music reading, ensemble skills, development of facility in LH and RH.

Instrument Rental: $55

C141S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 11:30AM - 12:30PM $305.00

Musical Theater Gr. 6-12


For all Broadway bound beaus and beauties who want the opportunity to act, sing and dance, welcome to

Fundamentals of Musical Theater! By performing scenes from various notable musicals, students learn

blocking, staging, choreography and vocal production. A secondary focus will be on preparing for an audition

with two full class performances during the course. Don't miss the chance to work with the best!

C800S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $510.00

Repertoire Orchestra Gr. 7-12

6 weeks, 1 hour, no credit, S/U, no final exam

Purpose: Study and perform a variety of repertoire, development of facility, technique, and ensemble skills .

Instrument Rental: $55

C203S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 11:30AM $305.00

Performing Arts 5–12»



Shakespeare Alive! Gr. 7-12**NEW**


Shakespeare's language will come alive this summer as students embark on an exciting journey to discover

why he is so revered. Focusing on two of the greatest plays ever written, students will explore blank verse,

characterization, voice, movement, and stage combat. The course culminates in a public performance of

Shakesperean scenes and monologues!

C830S-1Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $495.00

Taiko Fun! - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-12


This is an introductory course for students interested in exploring the basic techniques, rhythmic patterns,

history, and repertoire of Taiko drumming. Students will learn to construct their own practice drum and bachi

(sticks) with a performance at the end of the session.

C935S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 3:15PM $305.00

Taiko Fun! - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-12


This is an introductory course for students interested in exploring the basic techniques, rhythmic patterns,

history, and repertoire of Taiko drumming. Students will learn to construct their own practice drum and bachi

(sticks) with a performance at the end of the session.

C936S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:15PM $305.00

Theatre Games - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-11**NEW**


Discover the fundamentals of improvisational comedy, build your self confidence, improve your storytelling

skills, and learn techniques to think quickly on your feet. This spirited, fun course is designed for the student

who wants to learn the essentials of theatre games or anyone who wants to improve their teamwork and

communication skills. Through coaching, warm-up exercises, and creative performance games, students

will learn how to be more spontaneous, trusting, and cooperative as well as how to listen in a fun, creative

atmosphere. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

C821S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $305.00

Theatre Games - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-11**NEW**


Discover the fundamentals of improvisational comedy, build your self confidence, improve your storytelling

skills, and learn techniques to think quickly on your feet. This spirited, fun course is designed for the student

who wants to learn the essentials of theatre games or anyone who wants to improve their teamwork and

communication skills. Through coaching, warm-up exercises, and creative performance games, students

will learn how to be more spontaneous, trusting, and cooperative as well as how to listen in a fun, creative

atmosphere. Please select Session 1 or 2, not both.

C822S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:30PM $305.00

» Performing Arts 5–12



Category: Sports and Recreation 6-12

Inter. & JV Tennis Training - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-11

Sess. 1 - 3 weeks, 90 minutes

This program is offered to those students who desire to get prepared for the Intermediate and JV seasons

ahead. Students at this level have played in competition through USTA tournaments and Junior Team

Tennis. They can demonstrate the ability to serve, rally, and move the ball with some consistency . The

emphasis is on stroke production, strategy in singles and doubles, and constructing a point. The yellow ball

will be used. Being a participant in this program does not guarantee a spot on the Intermediate or JV squad

as all candidates must try out for the tea.

For more information and questions, please contact the tennis office at tennis@iolani .org.

W122S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 3:30PM - 5:00PM $450.00

Inter. & JV Tennis Training - Sess. 2 Gr.6-11


This program is offered to those students who desire to get prepared for the Intermediate and JV seasons

ahead. Students at this level have played in competition through USTA tournaments and Junior Team

Tennis. They can demonstrate the ability to serve, rally, and move the ball with some consistency . The

emphasis is on stroke production, strategy in singles and doubles, and constructing a point. The yellow ball

will be used. Being a participant in this program does not guarantee a spot on the Intermediate or JV squad

as all candidates must try out for the tea.

For more information and questions, please contact the tennis office at tennis@iolani .org.

W123S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 3:30PM - 5:00PM $450.00

Intramurals - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8


Meet new people, make new friends and have fun. Enjoy activities such as swimming, canoe paddling,

hiking, field games, as well as arts and crafts. Learn about safety, first aid and self-defense. A great way to

spend those hot summer afternoons! (Based on calendar of activities given on first day, students should

come appropriately dressed for the activity of the day. Field trip fees included in cost.)

W170S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 3:45PM $395.00

Intramurals - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8


Meet new people, make new friends and have fun. Enjoy activities such as swimming, canoe paddling,

hiking, field games, as well as arts and crafts. Learn about safety, first aid and self-defense. A great way to

spend those hot summer afternoons! (Based on calendar of activities given on first day, students should

come appropriately dressed for the activity of the day. Field trip fees included in cost.)

W171S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:45PM $395.00

Sports and Recreation Programs 6–12»



Physical Education Gr.9-12

6 weeks, 1 hour, 1/4 credit, S/U


Students will learn and participate in lifetime activities geared towards maintaining overall physical well

being. Volleyball, swimming, circuit weight training and jogging are some of the activities taught . The course

will follow the P.E. curriculum offered during the school year. Each student with the teacher will establish

individual goals which are realistic and attainable through maximum effort . Through their participation, effort

and completion of goals, students may fulfill one quarter of the P.E. requirement. Students may not enroll in

more than one P.E. section. No grade level preference given. P.E. attire is only acceptable during class.

Lockers are provided.

P300S1Jun 11 - Jul 20 8:00AM - 9:00AM $315.00

P300S2Jun 11 - Jul 20 9:00AM - 10:00AM $315.00

P300S3Jun 11 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 11:30AM $315.00

P300S4Jun 11 - Jul 20 11:30AM - 12:30PM $315.00

P300S5Jun 11 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 2:15PM $315.00

Raiders Tennis - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-9

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 60 minutes

This course is offered to students sixtth through ninth grade and designed to teach basic tennis

fundamentals and point play. This a great way for students to have fun learning tennis and receiving the

exercise benefits at the same time. The regular yellow ball will be used.


W120S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 2:15PM $315.00

Raiders Tennis - Sess. 2 Gr.6-9

Session 2 - 3 weeks, 60 minutes

This course is offered to students sixtth through ninth grade and designed to teach basic tennis

fundamentals and point play. This a great way for students to have fun learning tennis and receiving the

exercise benefits at the same time. The regular yellow ball will be used.


W121S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 2:15PM $315.00

Soccer - Sess. 1 Gr. 6-8

Session 1 - 3 weeks, 2 hours 30 minutes




A soccer ball is included in the tuition cost.

W105S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 1:15PM - 3:45PM $405.00

Soccer - Sess. 2 Gr. 6-8

Session 2 - 3 weeks, 2 hours 30 minutes




A soccer ball is included in the tuition cost.

W106S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 1:15PM - 3:45PM $405.00

» Sports and Recreation Programs 6–12



Surfrider Spirit - Sess. 1 Gr. 8-12

3 weeks, no credit, Wednesdays only

(Session 1: 6/13, 6/20, 6/27)

Go surfing and get stoked! Learn and practice the sport of Hawaiian Ali'i . Surfrider Spirit Sessions have

given teens the energy, passion and confidence to know they can succeed and teaches them to go for life

with gusto! Surfing is more than just a sport, it's the Hawaiian cultural practice of staying in tune: within

ourselves, with each other, and the natural world in which we live . Through surfing, you'll discover your inner

strength, what makes you stand tall and what makes you fall. You'll learn how to paddle through challenges

in life and ride the waves of success. We'll show you how to read and understand the waves, what makes

them and how our land and oceans are connected. You'll make new friends, understand and live Hawaiian

culture and develop a stronger connection to the 'aina. Best of all, you'll have FUN! We promise, if you try

you WILL catch a wave and ride the very first day. It's an experience you'll never forget. Please visit

www.surferspirit.org for more information.

*Course fees Includes surfboard rental, use of rash guard, lite snacks and post-surf mini bento,

transportation to and from `Iolani campus to Waikiki .

W111S1Jun 13 - Jun 27 1:00PM - 5:00PM $495.00

Surfrider Spirit - Sess. 2 Gr. 8-12

3 weeks, no credit, Thursday and Wednesdays only

(Session 2: 7/5, 7/11, 7/18)

Please note-First meeting is on Thursday 7/5 as school is closed on Wednesday 7/4 in observance of the

4th of July.

Go surfing and get stoked! Learn and practice the sport of Hawaiian Ali'i . Surfrider Spirit Sessions have

given teens the energy, passion and confidence to know they can succeed and teaches them to go for life

with gusto! Surfing is more than just a sport, it's the Hawaiian cultural practice of staying in tune: within

ourselves, with each other, and the natural world in which we live . Through surfing, you'll discover your inner

strength, what makes you stand tall and what makes you fall. You'll learn how to paddle through challenges

in life and ride the waves of success. We'll show you how to read and understand the waves, what makes

them and how our land and oceans are connected. You'll make new friends, understand and live Hawaiian

culture and develop a stronger connection to the 'aina. Best of all, you'll have FUN! We promise, if you try

you WILL catch a wave and ride the very first day. It's an experience you'll never forget. Please visit

www.surferspirit.org for more information.

*Course fees Includes surfboard rental, use of rash guard, lite snacks and post-surf mini bento,

transportation to and from `Iolani campus to Waikiki .

W112S1Jul 5 - Jul 19 1:00PM - 5:00PM $495.00

Varsity Tennis Training - Sess. 1 Gr. 9-12


This program is offered to those students who are preparing for the Varsity season . Players at this level

demonstrate a high level of point construction and have a tremendous amount of experience playing in state

and national tournaments. Emphasis will be on stroke production, pattern development, and physical fitness.

Being a participant in this program does not guarantee a spot on the Varsity squad as ll candidates must try

out for the team.

For addition information and questions, please contact the tennis office at tennis@iolani .org.

W124S-1Jun 11 - Jun 29 4:30PM - 6:00PM $450.00



» Sports and Recreation Programs 6–12'Iolani School Summer School Catalog - By Category

Varsity Tennis Training - Sess. 2 Gr. 9-12


This program is offered to those students who are preparing for the Varsity season . Players at this level

demonstrate a high level of point construction and have a tremendous amount of experience playing in state

and national tournaments. Emphasis will be on stroke production, pattern development, and physical fitness.

Being a participant in this program does not guarantee a spot on the Varsity squad as ll candidates must try

out for the team.

For addition information and questions, please contact the tennis office at tennis@iolani .org.

W125S-1Jul 2 - Jul 20 4:30PM - 6:00PM $450.00

Yoga Flow - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-9: M, W, F

Session 1- 3 weeks - 9 days, 1 hour 30 minutes

(Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays only)

This course is an introduction to yoga practice and principles. Students will learn how to unite body and mind

through breathing techniques and a flowing sequence of yoga poses designed to improve postural

alignment, balance, strength, and flexibility. These engaging yoga fundamentals provide the added benefit of

enhancing mindfulness, confidence, and inner peace. No prior experience necessary; varying levels will be

accommodated with appropriate modifications. Students must bring a mat, towel, and water bottle. Those

interested in practicing Monday through Friday may enroll in both Yoga Flow sections .

T711S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $130.00

Yoga Flow - Sess. 1 Gr. 7-9: T, Th

Session 1 - 3 weeks - 6 days, 1 hour 30 minutes

(Tuesdays and Thursdays only)







T712S1Jun 11 - Jun 29 10:30AM - 12:30PM $95.00

Yoga Flow - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-9: M, W, F


(Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays only)







T713S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:00PM $130.00



Yoga Flow - Sess. 2 Gr. 7-9: T, Th


(Tuesdays and Thursdays only)







T714S1Jul 2 - Jul 20 10:30AM - 12:00PM $95.00



Week 7: July 23–July 27, 2018Week 8: July 30–August 3, 2018

Our Auxiliary Programs offer a multitude of experiential learning courses that provide students with opportunities to discover and explore. From Minecraft Workshops to renowned i2 courses, Science, Technology, Engineering and Math will come alive. Students will venture around the island in Let’s Explore and Keiki Adventures, where the great outdoors becomes their classroom. Excitement and fun awaits!

Food services will not be available during the Auxiliary Programs.

Withdrawal and Refund Policy Refund for withdrawal is based on the date when the Summer Programs Office receives notification from parents for the student’s withdrawal. Once the registration has been processed, the maximum amount of refund will be 50% of each auxiliary course.

The following schedule determines the amount of the refund: 50% refund until Friday, June 29, 2018 No refunds starting Saturday, June 30, 2018

Registration will close on June 30, 2018 for the Auxiliary Programs.

Auxiliary Programs



Category: Auxiliary Program K-12

- 'Iolani Adventurers, Week 7, Gr. 2-3

Week 7: July 23- July 27

5 days, 5.5 hours, no credit

Discover O`ahu during an unforgettable one-week summer adventure! Your child will get to hike, go to the

beach, go on exciting excursions, and much more! We will return from our morning adventures for an

afternoon of fun.

Children must be able to apply their own sunblock and bug spray as well as change in and out of their own

bathing suit. This one week adventure includes the cost of all transportation, activities, lunch, as well as

morning snack. Please provide your child with appropriate clothing for each day, sunscreen, hat, and

refillable water bottle. More detailed information will be provided prior to the start of the program. Activities

will differ from week 8.

Please register accordingly:

K500S-1 is for entering grade 2


****Please register your child for the appropriate section by GRADE*****

K500S-2Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K500S-1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

- 'Iolani Adventurers, Week 8, Gr. 2-3

Week 8: July 30- August 3




afternoon of fun.



morning and afternoon snack. Please provide your child with appropriate clothing for each day, sunscreen,

hat, and refillable water bottle. More detailed information will be provided prior to the start of the program.

Activities will differ from week 7.





K600S-2Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K600S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

Auxiliary Programs»



- Keiki Adventures, Week 7, Gr. K-1





afternoon of fun.



morning snack. Please provide your child with appropriate clothing for each day, sunscreen, hat, and

refillable water bottle. More detailed information will be provided prior to the start of the program. Activities

will differ from week 8.


K100S1 is for entering grade K

K100S2 is for entering grade 1


K100S2Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K100S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

- Keiki Adventures, Week 8, Gr. K-1





afternoon of fun.







K200S1 is for entering grade K



K200S2Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K200S1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

» Auxiliary Programs



- Let's Explore! Week 7, Gr. 4-7



Nature is calling… let's explore! Join us as we discover and adventure around our island home. Students will

journey to beautiful beaches and lush forests. The wilderness will become the classroom as students learn

safety skills that will improve their natural awareness. Through enjoyable and engaging excursions, this

class will impart an appreciation of love and respect for the outdoors and O`ahu. We will return from our

morning adventures for an afternoon of fun on campus.









****Please register your child for the appropriate section by GRADE****

K300S2Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K300S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

- Let's Explore! Week 8, Gr. 4-7



Nature is calling… let's explore! Join us as we discover and adventure around our island home. Students will

journey to beautiful beaches and lush forests. The wilderness will become the classroom as students learn

safety skills that will improve their natural awareness. Through enjoyable and engaging excursions, this

class will impart an appreciation of love and respect for the outdoors and O`ahu. We will return from our

morning adventures for an afternoon of fun on campus.









****Please register your child for the appropriate section by GRADE****

K400S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00

K400S-2Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $405.00




Absolutely FabLab-ulous!, Week 7 Gr. 6-8 **NEW**

Week 7 Only: July 23- July 27

5 days, 4 hours, no credit





design thinking and develop the skills necessary to see an idea through from design to fabrication. Material

costs included. Food service will not be provided; please pack your student a peanut free lunch and/or

snack.

K185S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 10:30AM - 2:30PM $325.00

Absolutely FabLab-ulous!, Week 8 Gr. 6-8**NEW**

Week 8 Only: July 30 - August 3






design thinking and develop the skills necessary to see an idea through from design to fabrication. Material

costs included. Food service will not be provided; please pack your student a peanut free lunch and/or

snack.

K190S1Jul 30 - Aug 3 10:30AM - 2:30PM $325.00

Afternoon Adventures, Week 7, Gr. 2-3 ***NEW***



Join us for Afternoon Adventures! Indoor and outdoor play, arts and crafts, sports, organized games, and


throughout the afternoon. A light snack will be provided.





K501S-2Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K501S-1Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00














K301S-2Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K301S-1Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

Afternoon Adventures, Week 7, Gr. K-1 ***NEW***





throughout the afternoon. A light snack will be provided. Students should bring a resting mat if enrolling in

this class.


K101S-1 is for entering grade K



K101S-2Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K101S-1Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00











K601S-2Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K601S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00














K401S-2Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K401S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

Afternoon Adventures, Week 8, Gr. K-1 ***NEW***





throughout the afternoon. A light snack will be provided. Students should bring a resting mat if enrolling in

this class.


K201S-1 is for entering grade K



K201S-2Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $115.00

K201S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:30PM $115.00

Design It-Make It BOYS ONLY Gr. 4 - 6

Week 8 Only: July 30- August 3

5 days, 6 .5 hours, no credit

In this one-week intensive course, students will discover the Lower School FabLab and learn to create

various items using advanced technology. Even if you have taken this class before or have worked in the

Lab, new techniques will be introduced based on the students prior knowledge. Students will begin by

learning about the Engineering Design Process and Design Thinking . Next, they will learn how to use the

following items and corresponding programs: 3D printers and 123D Design; Laser Cutter and Inkscape &

Sketch It/Make It; MaKeyMaKey and Scratch; LittleBits. After becoming familiar with these various design

tools, the students will work in groups, and using the Engineering Design Process & Design Thinking, come

up with a solution to a "problem" of their choosing. The course will conclude with a display of student

inventions and creations.

Student required to provide their own iPad and lunch for this class. Food service will not be available; please

pack your student a peanut free lunch and snack.

BOYS ONLY

K202S1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 2:30PM $585.00




Design It-Make It GIRLS ONLY Gr. 4 - 6



In this one-week intensive course, students will discover the Lower School FabLab and learn to create

various items using advanced technology. Even if you have taken this class before or have worked in the

Lab, new techniques will be introduced based on the students' prior knowledge. Students will begin by

learning about the Engineering Design Process and Design Thinking . Next, they will learn how to use the

following items and corresponding programs: 3D printers and 123D Design; Laser Cutter and Inkscape &

Sketch It/Make It; MaKeyMaKey and Scratch; LittleBits. After becoming familiar with these various design

tools, the students will work in groups, and using the Engineering Design Process & Design Thinking, come

up with a solution to a "problem" of their choosing. The course will conclude with a display of student

inventions and creations.

Student required to provide their own iPad and lunch for this class. Food service will not be available; please

pack your student a peanut free lunch and snack.

GIRLS ONLY

K102S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 2:30PM $585.00


Week 7 and 8: July 23 - August 3

10 days, 3 hours, no credit, no final exam

Note: Driver's Education is a two week class. July 23 - August 3 occuring during the Auxiliary weeks.





T503S1Jul 23 - Aug 3 8:30AM - 11:30AM $500.00

Minecraft Builders: Medieval Castles, Gr 3-8 **NEW**

Week 8 Only, July 30- August 3

5 days, 2 .5 hours, no credit

Come join a fun and educational workshop in the popular video game Minecraft! Students will work in teams

as they research historic castles and kingdoms and learn how such amazing structures were built using only

the tools of the time. Students will team up to design and build competing kingdoms to compete against

each other for land, resources and power. This class is meant to inspire and expand student's hunger for

knowledge while enjoying the experience of collaborative creativity.

You can enroll in multiple minecraft workshops. Food service will not be provided; please pack your student

a peanut free lunch and/or snack.

K215S21Jul 30 - Aug 3 11:00AM - 1:30AM $250.00




Minecraft Builders: World Governments, Gr. 3-8 **NEW**



Come join a fun and educational class in the popular video game Minecraft! Students will work together as a

collaborative class as they research and learn about the many different types of governments and societies

as they adopt the tenets of different world governments towards their shared Minecraft world to experience

them first hand. We will simulate a community in Minecraft to show the importance of taking part in local

politics and helping to choose the leaders of government. We will learn how laws are proposed and enforced

and how those laws shape society.

You can enroll in multiple minecraft workshops. Food services will not be available; please pack your

student a peanut free snack.

K225S11Jul 23 - Jul 27 11:00AM - 1:30PM $250.00

Minecraft Explorers: Redstone Circuitry,Gr 3-8 **NEW**



Come join a fun and educational workshop in the popular video game Minecraft! Students will work in teams

as they learn complex boolean logic and engineering as they build their own fully automated city and parkour

obstacle courses. Students will learn how to use Minecraft's advance logic and command blocks to script

and program their own automated inventions!

This class is meant to inspire and expand student's hunger for knowledge in mathematics and programming

while enjoying the experience of collaborative creativity.



K220S1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 10:30AM $250.00

Minecraft Explorers: Voyaging like Moana, Gr. 3-8 **NEW**



Come join a fun and educational workshop in the popular video game Minecraft! Students will work together

as a class to explore, build and survive on their own Island Ahupua'a while learning about sustainability,

ancient Hawaiian voyaging and canoe building. This class is meant to inspire and expand student's hunger

for historic knowledge and cultural understanding while enjoying the experience of collaborative creativity.



K220S11Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 10:30AM $250.00

Play-Well TEK: Intro to STEM with LEGO, Gr. K-2, Week 7

Week 7 - July 23- July 27


Tap into your imagination with access to over 20,000 pieces of LEGO®! This LEGO®-Inspired STEM

program introduces the worlds of engineering, design, art, physics and architecture to the next generation of

emerging engineers. Build engineer-designed projects such as motorized Snowmobiles, Boats, Catapults,

and Merry-Go-Rounds. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! New and returning

students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of

an experienced Play-Well instructor. Visit ww.play-well.org for more information. There is no prerequisite for

this course and all materials and supplies are included. Food services will not be available, so please feel

free to pack your student a peanut free lunch and/or snack.

V107S-1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:00AM - 1:30PM $415.00




Play-Well TEK: Intro to STEM with LEGO, Gr. K-2, Week 8

Week 8, July 30- August 3


Tap into your imagination with access to over 20,000 pieces of LEGO®! This LEGO®-Inspired STEM

program introduces the worlds of engineering, design, art, physics and architecture to the next generation of

emerging engineers. Build engineer-designed projects such as motorized Snowmobiles, Boats, Catapults,

and Merry-Go-Rounds. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! New and returning

students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of

an experienced Play-Well instructor. Visit ww.play-well.org for more information. There is no prerequisite for

this course and all materials and supplies are included. Food services will not be available, so please feel

free to pack your student a peanut free lunch and/or snack.

V110S-1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:00AM - 1:30PM $415.00

STEM to the Rescue!, Week 7 Gr. 6-8**NEW**






what rehabilitation is and how to make it functional. Materials included. Food service will not be provided;

please pack your student a peanut free lunch and/or snack.

K165S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:30AM - 12:30PM $325.00

Virtual Reality & Minecraft: Habitats, Gr. 3-8 **NEW**



Ever wonder what Virtual Reality was all about? Come join a fun and educational workshop all about Virtual

Reality! Learn about VR and how to build your very own Virtual Reality app to share with your friends and

family. This class is open to all skill levels; no previous programming skills are required.

Using Minecraft, students will learn and research about their favorite endangered animals as they work

together as a class to build the perfect sustainable habitats in a massive Zoo. Students will work to create a

360 Virtual Reality tour through their creations that they can take home with them to show others . This class

is meant to inspire and expand student's desire to make their communities a better place to live and will

touch on things they can do in their day to day lives that will make their communities and the world, a better

place to live in for all animals and humans.



K220S21Jul 30 - Aug 3 1:30PM - 4:00PM $250.00

Virtual Reality & Minecraft: Space Station, Gr. 3-8 *NEW*



Come join a fun and educational class in the popular video game Minecraft! Students will work together to

build their own International Space Station as they research NASA, Space X, and other exciting new

technologies in the realm of space travel. This class is meant to inspire and expand student's hunger for

scientific knowledge while enjoying the experience of collaborative creativity.



K215S11Jul 23 - Jul 27 1:30PM - 4:00PM $250.00




Welcome to Robotics!, Week 7 Gr.6-8**NEW**

Week 7 Only: July 23 - July 27



robots. It is a fun course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next generation of engineers and inventors.

Updated with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be immersed in a project-based and

collaborative learning environment, solving real world problems as they design, build and program a working

robot. All materials and tools provided. Food service will not be provided; please pack your student a peanut

free lunch and/or snack.

K175S1Jul 23 - Jul 27 8:30AM - 12:30PM $250.00

Welcome to Robotics!, Week 8 Gr. 6-8**NEW**

Week 8 Only: July 30 - August 3



robots. It is a fun course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next generation of engineers and inventors.

Updated with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform, students will be immersed in a project-based and

collaborative learning environment, solving real world problems as they design, build and program a working

robot. All materials and tools provided. Food service will not be provided; please pack your student a peanut

free lunch and/or snack.

K170S1Jul 30 - Aug 3 8:30AM - 12:30PM $250.00

Category: Ìolani Summer Teams - Ìolani Students O

Ìolani Dance Team

'Iolani Dance Team members (Entering Grades K-12) must complete the additional WAIVER and submit it

to the 'Iolani Dance Team Director, Mrs. Cyrenne Okimura, PRIOR to the start of the Summer Program.

WAIVERS can be found online at www.iolani.org/summer-school or at the 'Iolani Summer Program Office

(Castle Building). Students will not be allowed to participate if WAIVER form has not been turned in .

Waivers may be returned via email to okimura@iolani .org, or hard copy to the Performing Arts Office.

F00301Jun 11 - Aug 3 - $0.00

Ìolani Marching Band

'Iolani Marching Band members must complete the additional WAIVER and submit it to the 'Iolani Marching

Band Director, Mr. Manny Dayao, PRIOR to the start of the Summer Program. WAIVERS can be found

online at www.iolani.org/summer-school or at the 'Iolani Summer Program Office (Castle Building). Students

will not be allowed to participate if WAIVER form has not been turned in . Waivers may be returned via email

to [email protected], or hard copy to the Performing Arts Office.

F00401Jun 11 - Aug 3 - $0.00



Current ‘Iolani Students and Incoming ‘Iolani Students ONLY entering Grades 7–12

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‘Iolani Dance TeamThe ‘Iolani Dance Team is a wonderful opportunity for students to pursue a higher level of dance skills incorporating jazz technique, ballet, modern and lyrical dance, and hip hop. The dance team performs at ‘Iolani football halftime shows, band competitions, basketball halftime shows, the Aloha Week Parade, as well as participates in community service projects, and competes both at local and national competitions. All dancers audition every year in May for a full-year commitment to the team. ONLY 2018-2019 Dance Team Members may enroll.

'Iolani Dance Team members (Entering Grades K-12) must complete the additional WAIVER and submit it to the 'Iolani Dance Team Director, Mrs. Cyrenne Okimura, PRIOR to the start of the Summer Program. WAIVERS can be found online at www.iolani.org/summer-school or at the 'Iolani Summer Program Office (Castle Building). Students will not be allowed to participate if WAIVER form has not been turned in. Waivers may be returned via email to [email protected], or hard copy to the Performing Arts Office.

‘Iolani Marching BandUnder the direction of Mr. Manny Dayao ’97, the ‘Iolani Marching Band is made up of enrolled ‘Iolani School students in the upper level concert bands (Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble), and performs with the ‘Iolani Dance Team at Raider varsity football games and participates in the various marching band competitions on the island. Students must have Marching Band Director approval to enroll.

‘Iolani Marching Band members must complete the additional WAIVER and submit it to the 'Iolani Marching Band Director, Mr. Manny Dayao, PRIOR to the start of the Summer Program. WAIVERS can be found online at www.iolani.org/summer-school or at the ‘Iolani Summer Program Office (Castle Building). Students will not be allowed to participate if WAIVER form has not been turned in. Waivers may be returned via email to [email protected], or hard copy to the Performing Arts Office.

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