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FFew resources are as inexpensive yet inherently valuable as the daily newspaper. For as little as the loose change in their pockets, readers can get all their local news, as well as learn what is going on overseas and, for sports fans, what happened during last night’s games.

For educators, newspapers can be a valuable teaching tool as well. Younger kids typically aren’t avid readers, but newspapers are often reader-friendly, with concise articles that aren’t as long-

winded as chapters in a book. Teachers hoping to instill a love of reading in their pupils can put the local newspaper to work in a variety of ways.

Encourage kids to read their favorite sections of the newspaper. Kids are kids, and they’re may not be interested in the front page stories or most of what’s included in section A. However, there are sections in every newspaper that can appeal to

kids, and teachers and parents alike should encour-age their kids to read those sections that interest them. The entertainment section might have stories about kids’ favorite movies, while young sports fans are likely to enjoy articles about their favorite teams and players. The goal is to get kids excited about reading, and many parts of the newspaper are fi lled with articles kids can enjoy.

SACADEMY OF THE PACIFIC A Small School with a Big Impact

Step onto our lush four-acre hillside estate in Honolulu, and we will dramatically change how you think about education. We like to think of AOP as “A Village for Learning,” a four-acre campus where bright cottage classrooms, sprawling open spaces and breathtaking views provide the backdrop for project-based lessons that promote individualized skill development.

A curriculum in motion: Here, learning a lesson often means living it, so our students are encouraged to get their hands dirty, whether it is through state-of-the-art technologies or by simply helping a garden grow. This revolutionary approach to teaching was recognized in August 2009 by the Hawai‘i Community Foundation, which named us a “School of the Future,” one of a select group of Hawai’i private schools to embrace a progressive, hands-on curriculum. We are proud of this method, which we have used and expanded upon with great success since the school’s founding 50 years ago.

With an enrollment of almost 100 young men and women in grades 6 through 12, and an average class size of eight, students, staff, and parents are partners in building lifelong academic and physical skills, encouraging creativity, and inspiring a strong sense of social responsibility. AOP is fully accredited by WASC and HAIS.

NEWSPAPERS A VALUABLE TEACHING TOOL IN THE CLASSROOM

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ACADEMY OF THE PACIFIC 2

ASSETS SCHOOL 3

AMERICAN FILM SCOTT ROGERS STUDIOS 3

DIAMOND HEAD THEATRE 4

CITY & COUNTY’S SUMMER FUN PROGRAM 4

DIAMOND HEAD THEATRE 4

DR. TAKAHASHI JUKU 5

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 5

HANAHAU‘OLI SUMMER SCHOOL 6

HOLY NATIVITY 6

INTELLEYOU LEARNING CENTER 7

HONGWANJI MISSION SCHOOL 7

ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY 8

KAMA‘AINA KIDS 8

ISLAND Y ADVENTURES - YMCA OF HONOLULU 9

KID POTENTIAL 9

KUMON® MATH & READING CENTERS 10

LEAHI SWIM SCHOOL 11

LA PIETRA SUMMER PROGRAM 2012 11

MARYKNOLL SCHOOL 12

MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTE (MID-PAC) 12

MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL 13

OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL 13

SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY 14

ROY SAKUMA UKULELE STUDIOS 14

ST. ANDREW’S PRIORY SCHOOL 15

SOUNDS OF SUCCESS PRESCHOOL AND LEARNING CENTER 15

STAR OF THE SEA SCHOOL 16

ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL 16

ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL 17

TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 17

UH OUTREACH SUMMERIN HAWAI‘I 2012 18

UNIVERSITY LABORATORY SCHOOL 18

UNITED STATESTENNIS ASSOCIATION 19

WAIALAE JAPANESE SCHOOL 19

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For a personal tour, conducted at your convenience, call (808) 595-6359

www.aop.net

Here, learning a lesson often means living it, so our students are encouraged to get their hands dirty.

A curriculum in motion: Academy of the Pacific values hands-onlearning that provides meaningful results. Whether it is through state-of-the-art technologies or by simply helping a garden grow, our missionis to develop responsible and contributing members of society.

A Unique Learning Proposition:• Small, naturally beautiful setting for learning, developing

relationships, and growth. • An individualized and personalized education.• An emphasis on character growth and academic accomplishment. • Progressive and passionate faculty.• Teacher to student ration averages 1 to 9, average class size of 8-10.• Recognized by KHNL TV “Hawaii News Now” as a “Cool School.”

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AMERICAN FILMSCOTT ROGERS STUDIOS

ASSETSSCHOOL

Located between the Victoria Ward and Ala Moana Shopping Centers, Scott Rogers Studios will teach your child or teenager the On-Camera skills they need to work as actors, in fi lm & TV. Students participate in fun exercises, including im-provisations, imagination games, mock auditions and on-camera acting.

SRS students can be seen in fi lms like “The Descendants”, “50 First Dates”, “Indiana Jones & The Crystal Skull”, and in TV shows like “Hawaii Five-0”, “ER”, “LOST” and more! Call 596-8300 or visit: www.ScottRogersStudios.com

Assets School makes a difference in the lives of children who learn differently. The school provides an individualized, integrated learning environment for students who are gifted, dyslexic or just learn differently.

With a student-to-teacher ratio of 8-to-1, Assets has designed classroom instruction around the individual learner, with both acceleration and/or remediation available. Teachers concentrate on knowing each child’s learning needs and creating a cur-riculum that delivers content and improves skills. A multi-sensory teaching approach is used to ensure that lessons have a maximum impact on learning. More than 90% of Assets graduates attend college each year.

Assets School provides students with the knowledge, skills and capabilities to live rich and meaningful lives. Summer School for the high school begins on June 4th and the lower school begins on June 12th. Summer camp is also available for students in grades K-8 beginning on June 12th. Applications can be downloaded at www.assets-school.net or requested by calling 423-1356.

“Scott Rogers has an uncanny ability to recognize an actors strengths and help them make the most of those strengths in their career.”

—Sheila Guthrie, Vice President of Talent, Paramount Studios


Learning differently isn’t a problem. Just ask these famous people: Whoopi Goldberg, Ted Turner and Charles Schwab. All dyslexic and all successful. At Assets School, we give gifted learners, who happen to learn differently the tools they need to succeed in school and in life.

Enrolling now for Summer Session!

Call 423-1356 or visit www.assets-school.net

One Ohana Nui Way, Honolulu, HI 96818

Many kids learn differently, so at Assets we teach differently. But don’t ask us, ask our students. Ask their parents. Ask our teachers, administrators and staff. They’ll tell you about learning that transforms lives.

Bright kid…unhappy at school? Assets could be the place for you.

Kids (7-11 yrs.) Teens (12-18)Imagination Required

2012 SUMMER SESSION

Call Now! 596-8300www.ScottRogersStudios.com

Our Students have appeared in:The Descendants, Hawaii Five-O,

Indiana Jones & the CrystalSkull, LOST, 50 First Dates, ER,

Pearl Harbor, Blue Crush, NYPD Blue, Lilo & Stitch, The

Rundown, Magnum P.I., Baywatch, North Shore, Cougar

Town, Hundreds of Local & National Commercials, … & so much more!

ON-CAMERA ACTING CLASSES

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DDiamond Head Theatre is proud to offer its popular six week Musical Theatre Experi-ence (MTE) Summer program for children ages 7 – 16.

Students receive valuable training in singing, dancing, acting and improvisation. MTE teaches a variety of aspects from auditioning to full perfor-mance on the DHT stage with lights, sound and orchestra. Guest artists are invited to teach special-ized topics.

Taught by Tisha Bryant, Jenny Kimura, Natalie Uehara and Katie Wilson, classes meet Monday – Friday, June 18 – July 27 with fi nal performance on Saturday, July 28.

Children’s program, ages 7 – 12, meet from 8:00 am to noon; teen program, ages 12 – 16, meet from 1:30 – 4:30 pm.

We are proud to be able to offer scholarships through the John Young Foundation.

Please call 733-0277 x306.

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CITY & COUNTY’S SUMMER FUN

PROGRAMThe City & County’s Summer Fun Program offers a variety of quality

activities at various sites, including crafts, music, sports and exciting excur-sions. The program runs from June 12 through July 25, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Some sites offer before and after our Summer Fun programs.

The program is open to children age fi ve (before January 1, 2012), or completed Kindergarten up to thirteen years old, who have not entered the seventh grade. Teen program and volunteer opportunities are available for students seventh grade and up. Enrollment is limited.

Registration will be in early May. There is a registration fee of $25.00 (waived for eligible children in foster care or families receiving aid. Written verifi cation is required). In addition, there is an activity fee (no waivers) which vary by site.

For more information, please visit our website at www.honoluluparks.com. All programs are subject to change without notice.

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LEARN TO SWIM!Small Classes • Heated Poolswww.leahiswimschool.com

LEAHI SWIM SCHOOLHonolulu • 988-7146Pearl City • 456-4506

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FRIENDSOF THE LIBRARY

Dream Big—Read! at your local library this summer! The Hawai‘i State Public Library System will host the 2012 Sum-mer Reading Programs from June 4 to July 7. Readers from keiki to kupuna may register at their local library beginning May 29. Visit the library and read at least one book per week; participants are eligible to receive a free weekly reading incentive while supplies last. The fi ve-week program will feature family-friendly activities, storytelling performances, and chances to win great prizes!

The Summer Reading Programs are generously sponsored through a grant from the Friends of the Library of Hawai‘i, Marriott Resorts Hawai‘i, Ko ‘Olina Hawai‘i, Meadow Gold Dairies, HMS Host, Hansen Distribution Group, Armstrong Produce, Bowman Con-nectivity Solutions, Toshiba Business Solutions, Girard’s Dressing, Roberts Hawaii, The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg

Foundation, National Football League Charities, and Aloha United Way.

Corporate sponsors include McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii, Hawaii Pizza Hut, Frito-Lay of Hawaii, First Insurance Company of Hawaii, The Islander Group, and local Chapter Friends. Performances featuring artists from the Statewide Cultural Extension Program are co-sponsored by the University of Hawai‘i’s Outreach College, Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

For more information and to access a schedule of performance programs, contact your local library or visit www.librarieshawaii.org.

DR. TAKAHASHI JUKU

Dr. Takahashi Juku is a tutoring agency founded in 1977 by Dr. T. Taka-hashi (BA, MA from Tokyo University of Education, Ph.D. in psychology from U.H. at Manoa). Juku’s primary focus is prepping its students for entry into ‘Io-lani and Punahou, kindergarten, fourth grade, middle school and high school, and for the SAT, ACT, and GRE exams. Because of its quality and outstanding success rate (Iolani 38%, Punahou 51%), Juku was honored last September as “the Best Tutor of Honolulu” by the U.S. Commerce Association (three consecu-tive awards since 2009).

Dr. Takahashi’s basic philosophy is one-on-one tutoring, which makes it possible for his students to accomplish one academic year’s worth of subject materials or to raise SAT total score by as much as 200 points after 20

hours of personalized instruction.Tutoring sessions may be scheduled

any day of the week, at any hours, between 8am -6pm this summer term (June 1-August 24).

Students registered by April 15 will receive $140 off every 20 hours of 1-to-1 classes or 30 hours of 1-to-2 classes (two students per teacher).

Dr. Takahashi Juku is located above Super Geeks, across the Old Stadium Park. Please call 949-3366 or visit www.juku-in-hawaii.com.


SINCE 1977

Choose any day, any time: June 1 – August 24, Sun – Sat, 8am – 6pm

#1 Iolani/Punahou Admissions Class (K-11th)#2 SAT, ACT, GRE Class (9th – College students)

#3 Subject Enrichment (Math, English, Japanese, Chinese)*Dr. Takahashi Juku is not affiliated with Iolani or Punahou.

“BEST TUTOR OF HONOLULU”

Dr. Takahashi Juku Tutorialby United States Commerce Association, 2009, 2010 & 2011

Summer CouponDr. Takahashi Juku Ltd.

$280off40 hrs. 1-to-1

or 60 hrs. 1-to-2 class Valid until April 15, 2012

Summer CouponDr. Takahashi Juku Ltd.

$140 offEach 20 hrs. 1-to1 or 30 hrs.

1-to-2 classValid until April 15, 2012

2304 S. King St. Second Floor above Super Geeks (Mauka of Old Stadium Park)Tel: 949-3366, FAX: 947-8866, Email: [email protected]

Website: www.juku-in-hawaii.com

Unit Price: 1 to 1 tutoring $72.92 hour, 1 to 2 tutoring $48.61 Plus 4.712% tax

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HANAHAU‘OLI SUMMER SCHOOL

HOLY NATIVITY

Are you looking for an enriching and personalized setting for your child’s summer experience? Discover the possibilities at Holy Nativity School’s Summer Programwhich is open to students three years old (by September 1) through grade six. Our fi ve-week session runs Mon-day through Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. with a half-day option, from June 18 through July 20, 2012.

We offer a diverse array of classes for the student who wants to enrich his or her academic skills—from core subjects like math, science and writing to electives such as digital video production and art. And this year, students in grades 4-6 can sign up for our new, innovative “Ro-Ro Robotics”

class. All classrooms are enhanced by interactive SMART/Promethean Boards.

Emphasis is on learning to function in a group, work independently, follow directions, and problem solve. Chil-dren explore interests and discover new talents while practicing basic foundational skills. Our faculty and staff value your child’s individuality and work to foster self-esteem. We welcome new and old friends from other independent and public schools.

Registration is now open through May 18. Download an application at www.holynativityschool.org or call our school offi ce at (808) 373-3232 for more information.

LLearning by doing. Hanahau‘oli Summer Schooloffers the opportunity to experience courses that

refl ect the integrated and thematic teaching central to the school’s year-long curriculum. These classes bring together skill develop-ment in language, math, science, social studies and the arts based on a theme that will be interesting and motivating to chil-dren. Many other courses in arts and special interest areas – which include technology,

phonics, and woodworking – will also be offered in a six-week session.In addition to the morning program that runs

from 8 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., a BEFORE SUMMER PROGRAM, a MID-DAY CARE PROGRAM, an AFTER

SCHOOL PROGRAM and afternoon classes until 2:00 p.m. are offered. Visit www.hanahauoli.org or call 949-6461


2012 SUMMERPROGRAM

June 12-July 20, 2012Offering classes in art,language arts, math, sci-ence, technology andmore with a focus on in-tegrated thematic learn-ing by direct experience.

Hanahauoli SchoolWhere children experience “hands on learning”!

Hanahau`oli School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, disability, creed or national origin.

Enrollment is open to the public for childrenentering Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 6.

1922 Makiki St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96822

For more information visit us atwww.hanahauoli.org

Focus on personal leadership

Nurturing, personalized attention

Innovative enrichment programs

Make the Most of Summer Days

Register for our Summer Program by May 18

Conveniently Located in East O‘ahu(808) 373-3232

HolyNativitySchool.org

June 18 – July 20, 2012Half-day and full-day programs

For children 3 years old through 6th grade

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THONGWANJI MISSION SCHOOL

INTELLEYOU LEARNING CENTER

The Hongwanji Mission School is a private, coeducational school for the students in pre-school (age 3) through grade 8. It is accredited by Western Association of Schools and Col-leges (WASC)and Hawaii Association Inde-pendent Schools (HAIS). Located in Nu‘uanu Valley, adjacent to downtown Honolulu, our main campus facilities include a library, an art room, a computer lab, music room, band program, gym and swimming pool.

We are currently accepting applications for our Six-Week Summer program which starts on June 4th and ends on July 13th. Our Summer Program is open to students completing kindergarten through grade 7 from public and other private schools. We have a balanced program of academic subjects in the morning and enriching afternoon program. This year we are also offering Full Day Ohana Arts Sum-mer School Program, with culminating production of Oliver on July 20th through July 22nd.

The morning subjects include Art, LEGO® Robotics, Reading & Writing, Mathematics through

Pre-Algebra, Applied Sciences, Sports, and Japanese language. Students remaining in the afternoon will enjoy mini classes in Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, and Samoan Cultural Activities, Swimming, Sewing, Basketball, Volleyball, Martial Arts, Art, Crafts and more. Courses are open to all public and private school students.

We are also accepting applications for 2012-2013 School Year. The schools provide a safe learning environment that stresses academic excellence with a strong empha-sis on the development of moral values based on Buddhist philosophies. Class sizes are reasonable, allowing each teacher the opportunity to get to know each child and provide as much personal guidance and instruction as possible. For further details or for campus tour, please go to our website at www.HongwanjiMissionSchool.org or call 532-0522.

Intelleyou Learning Center is offering stu-dents grades K-12 a fun and educational learning experience this summer. Students may choose study programs in math, reading, and writing. Intelleyou also provides preparation for school entrance exams such as the SSAT, SAT and ACT.

Flexible class schedules allow students to choose their own study days and times. Summer session begins on June 1st; we are open 7 days per week, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students may start classes on any day from June 1st until August 31st.

Classes are small and individualized,

with no more than 5 students per class, so each student’s specifi c needs are met. An initial evaluation and fi nal test will determine each student’s progress made during the summer session.

Intelleyou has 18 years of experience in success-fully allowing students to

reach their potential and academic goals. As a result, this builds self-confi dence which will carry over into the regular school classroom in the fall. Enroll by May 6th to receive your $25 discount.

For more information, please call Darin Miyamoto at 946-5500. Find us online at www.intelleyou.com.


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Preparing Students to go Forward with Confi denceWith an enrollment of 680 students in JK through

Grade 12, Island Pacifi c Academy (IPA) is West Oahu’s largest accredited, independent college preparatory school offering an academically chal-lenging program in a safe and supportive learning community where values matter. The school promotes high moral and ethical standards and emphasizes creativity, curiosity, and important life skills such a critical thinking and problem solving.

For more information, please call 674-3563 or visit, www.IPAHawaii.org.

“Because of Camp, Kama‘aina Kids will have the opportunity to build friend-ships, learn new skills, and create experiences that will last a lifetime!

Day Camp program includes: swimming, sailing, kayaking, overnighter at Camp Timberline, weekly excursions, Weird Science, singing, dancing and more!

Kama‘aina Kids day camps are a safe and exciting adven-ture for children in grades K-8. We offer Specialty Camps as well to allow your child to broaden their experiences at Bishop Museum, Sea Life Park and Wet & Wild Hawai‘i!”


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JJourney to the moon, discover nature’s forgotten treasures or splash it up with water fun and so much more. Island Y Adventures is the YMCA’s summer day camp program, where weekly themes provide children and teens with hands-on learning, discovery and fun! A variety of new and exciting programs have been designed to capture the imagination and spirit of today’s youth.

Exciting summer programs also include:• Specialty camps with Outdoor

Explorers, Cooking and Crafts, Multi-Sports Clinic

• Teen leadership programs, including Club Mid and STRIVE

• After summer school programs offered at various locations with transportation provided

• YMCA Camp Erdman’s resident

and specialty camps, including horsemanship, surfi ng, rock climbing and family camps

Let your children and teens have the opportunity to make

new friends, develop new skills and build self-confi dence at the Y! Options include an 8-week, 4-week or weekly schedule. Choose from eight locations across Oahu, including YMCA Camp Erdman. Look for the Y’s summer advertisement in this issue of the Star-Advertiser and enter to win a fabulous family camp vacation for four!

The Y also offers great summer enrich-ment programs, including aquatics, dance, martial arts and more!

Financial assistance is available. To view the summer catalog and for more information on programs and fi nancial assistance, visit www.ymcahonolulu.org.

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KID POTENTIAL HAWAIIKid Potential Hawaii is one of

550 providers of two nationally researched programs called PACE (Processing and Cognitive Enhancement) and Master the Code. The goal of the programs is to build brain-based learning skills until the child (or adult) reaches or exceeds age ap-propriate levels. Children can increase reading levels

up to four years in only 60

to 72 hours of individual

instruction, says Kid Potential

Hawai‘i owner and cognitive trainer Stacy Smith. “These

are programs with proven results.” Students are able to learn easier and faster, and gain confi dence, she says. Students typically gain between 10 and 30 IQ points over the course of the 12-week program. Kid Potential Hawai‘i serves students from age 6 to adult. Among the benefi ts of the program are higher IQ, increased reading and spelling levels, less time spent on homework, higher self esteem and higher SAT and other test scores. The comprehensive screening is free! Don’t pass up the opportunity to help your child improve his or her ability to learn. Call Stacy at 744-2867 or online at www.kidpotential.net


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KUMON® MATH &

READING CENTERSKumon® is an after-school math

and reading enrichment program that unlocks the potential of children so they can achieve more on their own. Founded in Japan in 1958, the learning method uses an individualized approach that helps children develop a solid command of math and reading skills. Kumon helps students build confi dence, improve concentration, develop better study skills and discover a love of learning. The Kumon curriculum spans materials from preschool to college level, from counting to calculus in math and from letters to literature in the reading program. Students begin the Kumon program at a comfortable starting point and work independently on daily worksheets

that follow a naturally coherent logical progression. Most students attend the Kumon Math and Reading Center twice a week, year-round and complete brief daily assignments on their own the other days of the week.

Kumon has 26,000 centers in 47 countries and more than four million students studying worldwide. In the United States, 200,000 students from preschool to high school are develop-ing advanced math and reading skills through Kumon’s Method of Learning. With more than 50 centers in Hawaii, you may locate the nearest Kumon Center by calling 1-800-ABC-MATH or by visiting www.kumon.com.

With a greater number of people out and about enjoying the warm weather, the risk for accidents and injuries increases. The National Safe Kids Campaign says statistics indicate children will be rushed to emergency rooms around the country nearly three million times this summer. Higher rates of drowning, motor vehicle accidents and bicycle injuries occur this time of year.

While skin cancer and sunburn are the most obvious dangers from the sun, there are other hazards as well. Failure to protect the eyes from UV sun exposure can result in photokeratitis, irreversible sunburn of the cornea. While it may cause temporary vision loss, recurrent incidences of photokeratitis can lead to permanent vision loss as well.

Individuals who are exposed to sunlight

between 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. without UV protection may become sunburned, increasing their risk for skin cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, this year more than one million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer and about 9,500 people will die from it.

Dehydration and heat stroke are other potential hazards. Drinking plenty of water and other hydrating fl uids (not diuret-ics like alcohol) can keep the body cool and refreshed. Headaches, acting angrily, dizziness, and excessive sweating or cessation of sweating may be signs of a serious sun-related health condition.

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Leahi Swim School has been teaching Hawaii’s keiki and adults to swim for 38 years. Student/teacher ratios are kept small. Learning to swim is fun at Leahi Swim School and conducted in a nurturing environment. Both locations have heated pools. Their Pearl City pool has just been renovated. Three quarters of the pool is now shallow with built-in sitting ledges sur-rounding. Students learn water safety as well as the love for the sport of swimming.

For information call their Honolulu location at 988-7146 or their Pearl City location 456-4506. Visit their website at: www.leahiswimschool.com

LEAHISWIM SCHOOL

LA PIETRASUMMER PROGRAM 2012Join La Pietra - Hawai‘i School

for Girls for our Summer Program 2012. An interactive program for girls entering grades 5-8 focusing on the development of the 5C’s ~ Confi dence, Competence, Creativity, Curiosity, and Critical Thinking.

Located on the slopes of Diamond Head, La Pietra prepares young women to lead a life of fulfi llment. We provide a dynamic, rigorous and active curriculum that brings out the best in each girl.

Leadership I and II are one-week sessions designed to provide a chal-

lenging yet nurturing experiences for young girls to encourage continued development as leaders.

Leadership I: June 4-8 and Leader-ship II: July 23-27 from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Performing Arts Workshops led by Broadway veteran Mary Gutzi, and well-known dance teacher and choreographer, Ahnya Chang. This two-week workshop will explore the performing arts, with time for stu-dents to develop voice, confi dence, stage presence, and vocal clarity through theatre, music, and dance.

Session I: June 11-22 and Session II: July 9-20 from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Seats are limited. Register today at LaPietra.edu, call (808) 922-2744 or email [email protected].

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LEARN TO SWIM!www.leahiswimschool.comSensitive & Caring Instructors

LEAHI SWIM SCHOOLHonolulu • 988-7146Pearl City • 456-4506

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MARYKNOLL SCHOOL

MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTE

MPI offers a variety of summer classes (enrichment & credit) for all ages, including swimming for Tiny Tots (ages 3-5), and older students (6+), as well as tennis programs for ages 5+ of all skill levels.

In addition to math, ESL, language arts, science, Thinking Strategies (SAT/ACT prep), social studies and language courses, students can also sign up for art, drama and technology courses:

• “LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! Moviemaking” (4 to 5). Students will collaborate on storyboards to create and edit videos; to effectively use the camera in planning angles, lighting and backgrounds.

• “Design & Publish Your Own Pho-tography Book” (6 to 8) will delve into

the exciting world of custom-printed books, digital photography, book design and desktop publishing.

• “Theatre Camp” (4 to 8) will introduce students to performance techniques and culminates with a summer performance.

• “Sight & Insight: Field to Studio Photography” (10 to 12) is an intensive photography course that will focus on content, form, craft, theory and analysis. Field trips will provide valu-able experience.

• “Bug Science” (5 to 7) offers hands-on laboratory exercises —using insects as models— to learn a broad range of biological, ecological, and environmental topics.

For information: www.midpac.edu.

MMaryknoll School summer programs provide your child with an unforget-table experience. Every parent’s dream is to have their child grow and develop in a safe, nurturing environment. Every child’s dream is to experience new, exciting things in the world around them. This summer at Maryknoll School, our faculty and staff intend to make dreams come true. Not only do we have basic classes like algebra and language arts, we also offer classes like video game creation, drama, Mandarin and iClassroom, a course explores the use of iPads® and other cutting edge technologies. To learn more, contact the Offi ce of Special Programs at (808) 952-7340 or visit www.maryknollschool.org.


MARYKNOLL SCHOOL

Maryknoll School offers traditional classes like algebra,driver’s education and language arts, as well as innovativecourses such as video game creation, computer animation,

Mandarin and iClassroom, a course explores the use of iPadsand other cutting edge technologies.

1526 Alexander Street | Honolulu, Hawaii 96822(808) 952-7330 | maryknollschool.org

DISCOVER YOUR FUTURE AT MARYKNOLL SCHOOL

Special Programs for SummerJune 12 - July 20

General Public Registration Dates:March 27 - May 4

973-5032www.midpac.edu

SUMMER LEARNING FOR ALL AGES

ArtESL

EnglishMath

Social Studies Language

ScienceDance

Theatre Technology

Digital MediaMusic

PhotographySwim Lessons

Tennis SAT Prep

Driver Education

MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTEPreschool & K-12 • 2445 Ka‘ala Street, Honolulu, HI 96822

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MMONTESSORI COMMUNITY

SCHOOL

OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL

Montessori Community School offers fun-fi lled, full-day summer programs with our unique fl exible schedules for children ages 3 to 11 years. The elementary program (incom-ing grades 1-5) runs from June 12 through August 16, and the preschool/kindergarten program runs from May 21 through August 16.

Elementary students (incoming grades 1 to 5) will explore native Hawaiian ocean plants and animals, with hands-on classroom activities supplemented by weekly excursions and

daily fi tness. Preschool and kindergarten-aged children will learn about the natural world of our Hawaiian islands, including the land and plants of their island home. Fun and educational classroom activities and projects will reinforce their newfound knowledge, supplemented by creative projects such as kite-making and recycled art projects. Exciting excursions and guest speakers round out their adventurous summer!

After-school enrichment programs include swimming, gymnastics, ballet, and language. For more information, call (808) 522-0244 or visit www.montessorihawaii.org. Applications for the fall are also being accepted.

Made into a loving Chris-tian environment.

We are nationally accred-ited, have a small student to teacher ratio, maintain high academic standards and employ caring and qualifi ed teachers and staff.

We believe that all chil-dren are capable of learning and can become self-reliant, contributing members of their church, local communi-ties and our global society.

Our “Ohana” family oriented environ-ment offers a safe nurturing haven in which all students prosper.

Our students are taught to think critically and logically to make informed decisions.

They will read and comprehend at grade level and learn to express them-selves clearly and concisely through the written and spoken language.

They will learn computational skills, deductive reasoning and know the geography, history, culture and current

events of Hawai‘i the U. S. and the world.

We have an excellent music program for all grades which includes band, string ensemble and choir for grades 4-8.

We also offer art classes, a physical education program and extra-curricular sports as-sociated with (HAIS) Hawaii Association of Independent School, (LSSL) Lutheran

Schools Sports League, and PAC5.Additionally all grade levels will be

involved in computer classes. Because ORLS is sensitive to our diffi cult

economic times, we keep tuition within a sensible range and offer fi nancial assis-tance without sacrifi cing quality or values.

Our before and after school care pro-gram is especially convenient for parents.

Are you concerned about your child’s education? So are we!


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SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY

ROY SAKUMA UKULELE STUDIOS

Sacred Hearts Academy offers exciting Summer School courses for boys and girls in grades Junior Kindergarten (JK) to six from June 12 to July 13.

Self-contained classes are offered from 8 to 11:45 a.m. for students entering grades JK to two.

Students in grades three to six take one period each of math and reading and two electives, such as ceramics, sewing, team sports, Lego® robotics, musical theater and more. Inten-sive math and reading classes will also be offered.

An extended day program until 5 p.m. is also offered.

Registration forms available at w. For questions, call 734-5058, ext. 256.

Roy Sakuma Ukulele Studios is recognized as Hawaii’s foremost ukulele school and authority on ukulele instruction. Since 1974, Roy and his wife Kathy have expanded the studios to four locations – Kai-muki, Aiea, Mililani, Kaneohe. Roy Sakuma’s unique system of instruc-tion has brought the joy of music to thousands of students. The method is fast and most of all fun and about as close as you can get to becoming an instant ukulele player.

Private and group lessons are available to children as young as 5 and adults of all ages.

Roy Sakuma is the founder of the Ukulele Festival held annually since 1971 at Kapiolani Park in Waikiki. This free event brings together professional and amateur ukulele performers from around the world and an 800-piece ukulele band, mostly children.

Website: www.roysakuma.net Email: [email protected]

Phone: (808)732-3739.


A Program of EPIC FoundationGive your child an academic boost with a fun,

effective program and a low student-teacher ratio

Enrollment is limitedTo Enroll Please Call 955-6100

Who: Students K-6Where: EPIC Summer Learning Center in Waipahu

Located at August Ahrens Elementary

When: June 12 to July 20, 2012

Time: 8:00AM - 2:00PMLanguage Arts, Math, and Enrichment

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SOUNDSOF SUCCESS PRESCHOOL AND LEARNING CENTER

ST. ANDREW’S PRIORY SCHOOL

“Giving the Gift of Language to Ha-waii’s Children”

Sounds of Success Preschool is a unique, private non-profi t preschool for children ages 2 to 5. It is the fi rst full day preschool on Oahu that offers individual-ized speech-language therapy daily for children who need added support. Certifi ed licensed Speech-Language Pa-thologists and preschool teachers work together collaboratively to integrate therapy goals into classroom activities.

Children do not need to have speech-language needs to attend the preschool. All children are welcome and will benefi t from the fun, academic focused and language enriched curriculum.

Sounds of Success Preschool and Learning Center opened in January 2012

and provides a safe educational environ-ment. Our experienced staff posseses bachelor’s and master’s degrees and are committed to encouraging children reach their full potential.

Full and half day options are available. Our hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Our on-site learning center provides after school individual speech-language therapy for children of all ages 2 to 18.

Sounds of Success is conveniently located in Harbor Center in Aiea. For more information, call 488-2211 or visit www.SOSPreschool.org.

St. Andrew’s Priory School’s co-ed summer programs offer students a summer of learning and fun. Conve-niently located downtown and sched-uled for busy families, the summer programs allow fl exibility in choices of academic, enrichment, sports, and arts. Summer school for students in kindergarten-grade 12 will begin June 12 and end July 20, 2012, with two three-week options from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Children in lower, middle, and high school will enjoy a variety of classes. From college prep and credit classes to sports, swimming, music lessons, and even engineering, students can choose classes that best fi t their interests and needs. Among the most popular classes are Ceramics and Robotics.

Register early as classes fi ll quickly. Summer Adventure (July 23-August

17, 2012) is a 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. program fi lled with fun activities and excursions for boys and girls in Kindergarten-grade 8. Visit www.priory.net or call 536-6102.


224 Queen Emma Square • Downtown Honolulu

Catalog and Registration online at www.priory.netCall 536-6102 for more information

Academic & Enrichment Grades K-12June 12 – July 20Morning and Afternoon Classes

• College Prep Credit Classes• Many options for K-8• NEW! Glee: Priory Edition, 3D Art,

and more!

Adventure Program Grades K-8July 23 – August 17• Exciting Excursions• Fun-filled Days• Projects and Activities• Middle School Leadership

Challenge

ST. ANDREW’S PRIORY CO-EDSUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM 2012

ST. ANDREW’S

PRIORY

• All-day preschool for ages 2 to 5 (Diapers OK)• Individual speech & language therapy available• Conveniently located in Aiea (Harbor Center)• Full and half day options available

488-2211www.sospreschool.org

Sounds of Success Preschool and Learning Center admits students of any race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin.

Grand Opening - Enrollment Special

Receive Tuition

for the first 6 months if enrolled by June 2012

Grand Opening - Enrollment Special

Check out ourFacebook page for

more info, ages 6-17

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SST. ANTHONY SCHOOL

STAR OF THESEA SCHOOL

Since l952, St. Anthony School, located in the heart of Kailua, has educated thousands of students from preschool through eighth grade. The school’s curriculum prepares students for higher learning by integrating 21st Century learning skills with core subjects and fi ne arts, within the framework of Catholic education. The Early Learning Center for three and four year-olds offers a high-quality learning experience with half, full and extended day options.

St. Anthony School offers an after school program with extra-curricular activi-ties that complement the variety of interests of or school community.

Summer School runs from June 11-July 13. Call for info. 261-3331.

“Where Learning Never Stops”It’s all about education, teaching

the children,” said Carola Souza, principal at Star of the Sea Elemen-tary / Middle School, the popular private school in Wai‘alae. Star of the Sea is a well-established, accredited educational complex that includes an elementary and middle school that opened 65 years ago and offers year-round educational programs for children of all faiths.

“We have one teacher to 13 stu-dents, and offer a complete curricu-lum of core subjects, state-of-the-art science and computer labs, an air conditioned gymnasium, art, music, physical education, team sports, Hawaiian and Spanish languages, and

English as a Second Language. We know there are multitudes of

wonderful and challenging lessons beyond the classroom that a child should learn. Students at Star of the Sea have many opportunities to become involved in a broad range of stimulating and rewarding activities, which are offered through an array of in-school or after school programs on campus. Some of these programs are Piano, Mandarin Chinese, Computer and Homework Help.”

Mrs. Souza added, “We have a staff of very dedicated teachers, a strong Parent Teacher Guild, and wonderful support of our parents. It’s all about education, their education.”


Star of the Sea School

Grades 1 - 8

Co-Educational

We offer:• Academic Excellence• Affordable Tuition• Air-Conditioned Classrooms

and Gymnasium• Low student/teacher ratio• Computer and Science Labs• Library with over 14,000 books• Athletic Field• Specialized instruction in Art, Music, P.E.,

Spanish and Hawaiian Languages

Star of the SeaElementary / Middle School

4469 Malia StreetHonolulu, Hawaii 96821

PH: (808) 734-0208FAX: (808) 735-9790

www.starofthesea.orgAccredited by WASC and WCEA

Accepting applications for the 2012 – 2013 school yearTesting by appointment only.

Provides a quality education in a Catholic environment.

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Saint Francis School, where every child is unique, focuses on quality educational programs to develop the whole person — mind, body and spirit.

Announcing a great summer school opportunity for those entering 1st grade through 12th grade! Saint Francis School will be holding a unique 15 day summer school during the month of June, which will still allow free summer time during July. There is an offering of classes for a variety of areas and interests, including band. The elemen-tary school also has offerings for music and swimming lessons. Help your student get a head start on the upcoming school year or prepare for the SATs. Visit our website: www.stfrancis-oahu.org for more informa-tion and a full catalog of course offerings.

ST. FRANCIS SCHOOL

TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Trinity Christian School is Hawaii’s only classical Christian school. This fully accredited, co-educational,

college preparatory school serves 325 students PreK-12. Its Christ-centered curriculum uses

time-proven methods at natural developmental stages: elementary focuses on mastering facts

of all subjects; junior high focuses on logic and reasoning; high school students learn to express knowledge eloquently. The goal of a well-educated student is to enjoy the process

of learning for a lifetime.Head of School Nancy Shaw said, “Our students

are delightful young people who are respectful, work hard and enjoy learning. It’s an extraordinary educa-

tion in an extraordinary community!”


Classical Christian Educationin Kailua, PK – 12th Grade

Trinity Christian School gives students the Tools of Learning that

are used to achieve mastery in any subject while growing them in

knowledge and wisdom. Trinity students thrive in a safe, nurturing

environment where a Biblical worldview prepares them for life.

Reach a Child’s

Highest Potential

TCSKailua.net | 808-262-8501

LEAHISwim School

www.leahiswimschool.comHonolulu

988-7146Pearl City

456-4506

Saint Francis SchoolOffering a Summer Program

For Grades 1–12June 7 – 28, 2012

For course and registration information please visit: www.stfrancis-oahu.org

or contact us at988-4111 ext. 711

QualityCatholicEducationin a Spirit of Joy!

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EEarn credits at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa this summer and take advantage of everything our islands and campus have to offer. Discover unique opportunities and outstand-ing programs in Business, Science, Tourism, the Arts and more. Choose from over 800 courses in 90 subjects, on campus or online. Resident tuition rates for undergraduates; spring tuition rates for all. Plus noncredit classes for professional and personal

development, Pacifi c New Media, the free Sakamaki Extraordinary Lectures and the KIDS FIRST! Film Festival. Apply and register now…it doesn’t get better than this!

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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I

About CRDG Summer Programs 2012The Curriculum Research & Development Group (CRDG)

Summer Programs at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa continues its commitment of over forty years of summer enrichment learn-ing and exploration. Students entering grades 3–12 discover what it takes to be scientists conducting research in the laboratory and fi eld; engineers designing and building solutions to real world problems; conservationists working to protect the natural resources of the ‘aina; and playwrights and actors writing, produc-ing, and starring in an original production.

Inquiry-based instruction and hands-on learning in the class-room, laboratory, fi eld, and theater are the cornerstones for all of our courses. Classes are led by a highly qualifi ed staff of teachers and teacher-assistants to insure a safe learning environment where students are able to immerse themselves in their work and come to their own “A-HA!” moments.

UH OUTREACH SUMMER IN HAWAI‘I 2012

University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Summer Sessionswww.summer.hawaii.edu


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Earn 3 or 6 credits in 6 weeks – or less Choose from over 800 courses in 90 subjects Stay on track towards your degree Online courses available anytime, anywhere Resident tuition rate for all undergraduate

classes

Summer 1:May 21 - June 29

Summer 2 :July 2 - August 10

Discover unique opportunities &

outstanding programs in Business, Science,

Tourism, the Arts, & more.

Summer at the

University of Hawai‘iat Manoa . . .

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TThe United States Tennis Associa-tion Hawai‘i Pacifi c Section offers affordable group tennis lessons at over 25 public park sites across O‘ahu through their Play to Learn Tennis lesson program. This kids’ program features 10 and Under Tennis, a play format for children 10 years and younger using right-sized equipment and court dimensions. Kids learn faster with fun games and activi-ties W. New ‘Mommy & Me’ and ‘Daddy & Me’ classes are now being offered. And Introduction to Junior Team Tennis clinics for kids ready to play. Classes begin at $7 per hour. For more information about all USTA programs that include Adult Group Lessons (all levels), Drill Clinics and Cardio Tennis, visit www.hawaii.usta.com or call (808) 585-9530.

WAIALAE JAPANESE SCHOOL

Waialae Japanese School (WJS) is a well-known institution with an experienced teaching staff offering a kinder-garten through ninth-grade Japanese language school program. Skills taught are reading and writing of hiragana, katakana, and kan’ji; listen-ing and reading comprehension; conversation and Japanese culture.

Classes are held Monday through Friday at the Waialae Public Charter Elementary School (WEPCS) as an after-school program. Classes are 50 minutes in length; start time is determined by grade level.

Because classes are held at WEPCS, WJS follows that school’s year-round schedule. Interested families can visit www.waialaejapaneseschool.org. Please call 737-2144 to register or to obtain additional information.

UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION


Aff ordable 1-Hour Group Tennis

Lessons for Kids - starting at $7/hour -

Available year-round, island-wide at a park near you!

Balls and racquets provided.

Everyone welcome, open to the public!

Ideal for beginners and keiki ready to play.

Now featuring:‘Mommy & Me / Daddy & Me’ Classes!

REGISTER NOW!Deadline for Summer Session MAY 24thClasses begin June 4th

For schedule and registration, visit:www.hawaii.usta.comFor more information: [email protected](808) 585-9530

Grades K-9

Learn Japanese Language

and Culture.

AFTER SCHOOLPROGRAM

Classes startTuesday, July 31st

For information call 737-21441045 19th Avenue • www.waialaejapaneseschool.org

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PParents go online for a number of reasons, and kids are now often required to use the Internet as part of their schoolwork. But as useful and convenient as the Internet can be, it can also prove dangerous, particularly for young kids. Crimi-nals who prey on children have taken their acts online, counting on kids’ innocent and trusting natures in order to take advantage of children, which can lead to emotional and/or physical harm.

Parents have every right to worry when their kids go online. However, there are ways to safeguard kids from some of the Internet’s ills.

• Emphasize the protection of personal information. Many Web sites ask visitors to fi ll out certain forms when visiting. When discuss-ing the Internet with kids, tell them to inform an adult whenever they visit a Web site that requests they fi ll out a form or questionnaire before continuing to the site. All Web sites must tell their visitors how personal information is used, but kids often cannot understand the privacy policy or will immedi-ately click the “Agree” box below the policy.

Since kids don’t have their own credit cards, protecting personal information should be discussed in terms of popular social networking sites. Caution kids against sharing too much information, which could potentially make them susceptible to online predators.

• Preach caution in chat rooms. Kids can be especially susceptible to the dangers of the Internet when they enter chat rooms. If parents are going to allow kids to enter chat rooms or contribute to online message boards, go over a few basics with them beforehand. First and foremost, tell them to never share their address, full name

or phone number with anyone in the chat room. Also, ensure kids never arrange to meet up with anyone from chat rooms. If kids do make a few online friends they want to meet in person, always be sure to accompany them to any such meetings and insist on meet-ing their new friends’ parents as well. When meetings do take place, they should always be in a public place, such as a library.

• Limit time spent online. The Internet can be a valuable resource, but spending too much time online can be just as detrimental as spending too much time on the couch watching television. Limit the amount of time kids are al-lowed to spend online. The longer kids are on the computer, the more likely they are to drift toward Web sites where their safety can be compromised. If kids only get a set amount of time to surf the Internet, they’re more likely to visit only those sites they need to and not ones that can put them in harm’s way.

• Keep the computer in the family room. Keeping the fam-ily computer in the family room, where Mom and Dad can monitor kids’ online usage without peering over their shoulders, is another way to safeguard kids from the Internet. If kids have their own computers, be it a desktop or laptop, in their bedrooms, then parents might never truly know what their kids are doing online. High schoolers might be able to handle having a computer in their bedrooms, but younger children should be restricted to using the family computer in an area where their Internet habits can be easily monitored.

SAFETY TIPS FOR YOUNG WEB SURFERS

Allowing children to keep their own computer in their bedroom could make them more susceptible toonline criminals who prey on kids.


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