HONOLULU Family 2023 Summer Programs Guide

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Summer Programs Guide

KEY: SCHOOL FOCUS & OFFERINGS

ACADEMIC & SUPPORT Math/Reading/Tutoring

YEAR-ROUND ENRICHMENT Sports/Dance/Music/etc.

ASSETS SUMMER SCHOOL AND SUMMER CAMP

K–8 Campus:

1 ‘Ohana Nui Way, Honolulu, 96818 High School Campus: 913 ‘Ālewa Drive, Honolulu, 96817

CHILD CARE Newborn to PreK

SUMMER PROGRAM/DAY CAMP Daily/Week-to-week/Hourly enrollment

Cindy Herndon / (808) 440-3601 cherndon@assets-school.org assets-school.org

Grades K–12 Coed Grades K–8 Summer School and Grades 4–8 Art Academy: 6/13–7/18

Summer Camp: 6/5–7/21

High School: 6/5–6/16; 6/19–6/30

High School Aviation and Fitness and Weight Training: 6/5–6/30

SUMMER SCHOOL

Month-long/Multiple consecutive weeks

BEST OF HONOLULU FAMILY

$200–$1,475 Register by May 15.

Grades K–8 Summer School and Specialty

Classes:

7:40 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Summer Camp: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

High School: 8 a.m.–noon

High School Enrichments: 12:30–2 p.m.

At Assets, students are recognized and celebrated in a nurturing and caring environment. Summer programs feature integrated curriculum much like Assets’ regular school program, and enrichments offer students the opportunity to learn new skills or pursue a passion such as robotics, jewelry making, art and more. Camp Ke Kula Pa‘ani promises a fun-filled time focusing on sports, games, art, sciences and experiments. Assets School provides premier educational services to gifted and dyslexic children by offering model, integrated learning environments and professional outreach programs. CRDG

Alycia Fujii / (808) 956-8176 crdgsum@hawaii.edu crdg.hawaii.edu/summerprograms

1776 University Ave., CMA 101, Honolulu, 96822

Grades 1-12 Coed 6/5–7/21

Varies Register by May 31.

Morning: 8–11:45 a.m. Afternoon: 12:30–3:15 p.m. Full Day: 8 a.m.–3:15 p.m.

After School: 3:15–6:30 p.m.

CRDG Summer Programs at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa is an internationally recognized program for students entering grades 1–12. Curious students experience hands-on STEAM activities, from building and programming LEGO robots to designing roller coasters from recyclables. Student scientists build research techniques with field trips to university science labs and other sites. Animation, drama, and journalism courses spark students’ imaginations. Join us in fun-filled learning!

CITY & COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION SUMMER FUN

1000 Ulu‘ōhi‘a St., #309, Kapolei, 96707

Shana Macadangdang / (808) 768-3041 s.macadangdang@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/parks/program/ summer-fun-program

Grades K–12 Coed 6/13–7/28, except Independence Day holiday

CITY & COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION JUNIOR LEADER PROGRAM

1000 Ulu‘ōhi‘a St., #309, Kapolei, 96707

Shana Macadangdang / (808) 768-3041 s.macadangdang@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/parks/program/ summer-fun-program

Up to $125 Register by June 20.

Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Before care: 6–8:30 a.m. After care: 2–5:30 p.m offered at select sites by an independent contractor. Call individual parks for more information.

Grades 7-12 Coed 6/13–7/28, except Independence Day holiday

Free Register by June 13.

Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Hours subject to change based on park/program.

HANALANI SCHOOLS KA IMI LOA SUMMER PROGRAM 94-294 Anania Drive, Mililani, 96789

Justin Hirai / (808) 625-0737 jhirai@hanalani.org hanalani.org

Grades PreK–12 Boys

$690–$1,490+ Register by May 29.

SCHOOL/PROGRAM

HAWAI‘I BAPTIST ACADEMY

21 Bates St., Honolulu, 96817

Emmett Winters / (808) 545-4485 supplemental_programs@hba.net hba.net/summerschool

Grades K–12 Coed Junior Kindergarten and Elementary: 6/7–7/9

Middle and High School: 6/13–7/5

HAWAI‘I CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER DISCOVERY CAMP

111 Ohe St., Honolulu, 96813

HAWAI‘I PREPARATORY ACADEMY

65-1692 Kohala Mountain Road, Kamuela, 96743

HAWAI‘I YOUTH SYMPHONY

1350 S. King St., Suite 201, Honolulu, 96814

Varies Register by May 31. Elementary Summer School: 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Middle/High Summer School: Various class times

Hawaii Baptist Academy is a top Christian school serving students from junior kindergarten through high school. We offer a wide variety of summer school options, including STEM, robotics, entrepreneurship, coding, reading, writing, and more. A selection of enrichment classes are also available to nurture personal growth, from sports and music to life skills and art. We welcome students from all schools to join our summer program. Visit www.hba.net/summerschool for more information.

Kyra Mirikidani / (808) 524-5437 info@discoverycenterhawaii.org discoverycenterhawaii.org

Heidi Emmons / (808) 881-4019 summer@hpa.edu hpa.edu/academics/summer-at-hpa

Grades PreK–4 Coed

5/30–8/12

Grades K-12 Coed Ka Makani Keiki Camp: 6/5–7/28 (weekly sessions) Summer Academies: 6/26–7/21

Varies Register by May 19. 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Keiki Camp: $475 per week. Boarding (ages 11–17): $5,700 Day tuition (ages 11–17): $1,800 Register by May 15.

8 a.m.–4 p.m. daily; boarding also available for grades 6–12.

Summer at HPA is open to all and offers a great introduction to the K–12 HPA experience. Students come from Hawai‘i Island and around the world to expand their academic potential and discover learning adventures within our extraordinary ecosystems, landscapes and culture. Our full-day Academies for ages 11–17 are designed for day and boarding middle/high school students, focusing on an area of passion while working with experts in the field.

Hannah Watanabe / (808) 941-9706 admin@hiyouthsymphony.org hiyouthsymphony.org/summer

Grades 3–12 Coed Summer Strings: 6/5–7/7

Super Strings: 6/12–7/14

Pacific Music Institute: 7/8–7/16

Summer Strings and Super Strings: $550.

Pacific Music Institute: Varies

Summer Strings and Super Strings: Register by May 26. Pacific Music Institute: Register by May 31.

Summer Strings: Beginning, 2:45–3:45 p.m.

Intermediate, 4–5 p.m.

Super Strings:

Beginning, 3:15–4:15 p.m.

Intermediate, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Pacific Music Institute: Varies

Hawaii Youth Symphony offers three exciting programs for summer learners! Summer Strings and Super Strings, in partnership with Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii, offer beginning and intermediate classes for students to experience the joy of playing music through the violin. For over 30 years, Pacific Music Institute has defined the musical experience for aspiring young musicians as Hawaii’s ultimate summer music camp, with opportunities for students to make new friends and learn from celebrated world-class faculty.

5286 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, Honolulu, 96821 Jeanne Wilks / (808) 373-3232 summer@holynativityschool.org holynativityschool.org

HOLY NATIVITY SCHOOL

HONGWANJI MISSION SCHOOL

1728 Pali Highway, Honolulu, 96813

HONOLULU WALDORF SCHOOL SUMMER FUN PROGRAM

350 Ulua St., Honolulu, 96821

INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY CENTER

ENGLISH LANGUAGE STUDY PROGRAM

224 Queen Emma Square, Honolulu, 96813

Grades PreK–4 Coed

Session I: 6/5 to 6/30 Session II: 7/3 to 7/28

Varies Register by April 30.

Half day: 8 a.m. to noon Full day: 8 a.m to 3 p.m.

After school care: 3 to 5 p.m.

Join us for a summer of excitement as we learn about the world and our place in it. At Holy Nativity School’s 2023 Summer Program, The World and My Place In It, students will enjoy academic enrichment as well as structured and free play with a low student to teacher ratio. Enrollment for HNS families begins on March 3 and registration is open to the public on March 13, 2023. Space is limited.

Denalee Vasconcellos / (808) 532-0522 connectwithhms@hongwanji.us hongwanjimissionschool.org

Grades 1–8

Coed Recess Care Session 1: 5/30–7/14 Summer School: 6/5–7/14

Recess Care Session 2: 7/17–7/28

Varies Register by April 14. 7 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

Hongwanji’s six-week program runs June 5 through July 14 and is open to students entering grades 1–8 this fall. A balanced program of academics in the morning and enrichment programs in the afternoon is offered. The morning subjects include STEM-based classes, language arts, mathematics through pre-algebra, sports, and Japanese language. In the afternoon, students will enjoy classes in multicultural activities, art, swimming, basketball, martial arts, yoga and more.

Stacey Collins / (808) 377-5471 summer@honoluluwaldorf.org honoluluwaldorf.org/summer-funprogram

PreK–Grade 4 Coed

6/12–7/19, no program 6/19 or 7/4 holidays

$415/week*, $2,158 for all 5 1/2 weeks, early bird discount until 4/15.

$440/week*, $2,288 for all weeks after 4/15.

Before care: $50/week*

*Prorated for shortened weeks

Register by June 9.

8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Before care: 7:30–8:30 a.m.

Barbara Bancel / (808) 521-3554 ihc@priorypride.net standrewsschools.org/extendedlearning/international-hospitalitycenter

Grades K–12 Coed Junior Division: Session 1: 7/2–7/14 Session 2: 7/16–8/12

Senior Division: 7/16–8/12

$2,395 Register by June 30. 8 a.m.–12:15 p.m.

ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY SUMMER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT

909 Haumea St., Kapolei, 96707

Zach Grant / (808) 674-3523 zgrant@ipahawaii.org islandpacificacademy.org/summer

Grades K–12 Coed Summer Fun: 6/5–7/21 Session 1: 6/12–6/30 (no class 6/12 and 6/19) Session 2: 7/5–7/21

$150–$600

Island Pacific Academy Summer School offers a variety of programs to help your child grow over the summer and develop a design thinking mindset. Our programs include a wonderful Summer Fun, Summer Enrichment Classes, Art and Theatre Workshops. We also have new offerings such as The Art of Entrepreneurship and Inspirit AI Adventures Classes. We welcome you to come join us over the Summer in a place where values matter.

KAIMUKĪ CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

1117 Koko Head Ave., Honolulu, 96816

LA PIETRA HAWAI‘I SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ALAKA‘I SUMMER

WORKSHOP

2933 Poni Moi Road, Honolulu, 96815

LE JARDIN ACADEMY

917 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, Kailua, 96734

Kara Takata / (808) 732-1781 ktakata@kaimukichristian.org kaimukichristianschool.org

Kaile Berlenbach / (808) 922-2744 kberlenbach@lapietra.edu lapietra.edu/academics/la-pietrasummer-programs

Katy Nakayama / (808) 261-0707 ext. 7005 katy.nakayama@lejardinacademy.org lejardinacademy.org/enrichment/ summer-school

than PreK–Grade 8

Grade 7 Girls

Register by March 31.

Grades K–11 Coed 6/13–7/14

Varies, average $540/ class Register by May 15.

Two-hour sessions, 8 a.m., 10:10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Students can take one, two or three classes. Extended hours available.

Le Jardin Academy Summer School provides opportunities for creative, active, inventive and engaged learning. Choose from visual and performing arts, robotics, coding, cooking, knitting and so much more! Sports courses, immersive outdoor experiences and small group swimming instruction keep keiki moving and enjoying our expansive outdoor surroundings. We offer a course to quench every curiosity. Join us for an action-packed summer of learning and fun!

LITTLE AMBASSADORS

LANGUAGE IMMERSION

725 Kapi‘olani Blvd., C106, Honolulu, 96813

MUSIKGARTEN HAWAI‘I

94-547 Uke‘e St., Suite 207, Waipahu, 96797

Kimberly Funasaki / (808) 256-4861 info@littleambassadors.com littleambassadors.com

PreK–Grade 2 Coed

Aki Miyashiro / (808) 388-4838 info@musikgartenhawaii.com musikgartenhawaii.com

Year–round. Summer session runs mid-June to late August.

$240–$450 Register by June 30.

Younger than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

NORTHSTAR

Drop off is at O‘ahu Country Club, 150 Country Club Road, Honolulu, 96817

Violet Shimoko / (808) 721-7030 vshimoko@gmail.com

Monday through Saturday Varies Register by May 25.

Grades 6–12 Coed 6/6–7/14

Six Private Sessions: $500/student (twohour session includes snack)

Six Group Sessions: $750/two students (two-hour session includes snack)

Six Group Sessions: $1,050/three students (two-hour session includes snack) Register by April 30.

9 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Monday–Friday, 2–9 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m.–7 p.m.

One day a week for six weeks, two-hour sessions between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

‘OHANA ARTS SUMMER FESTIVAL & SCHOOL 1770 East-West Road, Honolulu, 96822

PUNAHOU SCHOOL 1601 Punahou St., Honolulu, 96822

NorthStar provides life skills awareness to prepare your child beyond school through self study, mission/life purpose, strategic life planning and the “how tos” of career selection. Programs also include social/dining etiquette and the power of gratitude. NorthStar instills ideas of personal responsibility and the power of designing one’s own life. Powered by love and in alignment with parents, NorthStar provides a rock solid foundation for children’s future.

Laurie Rubin / (808) 424-3919 laurie@ohanaarts.org ohanaarts.org

Denise Harris / (808) 944-5737 summerschool@punahou.edu punahou.edu/extended-learning/ summer-school

Grades K–12 Coed 6/5–7/23 (one-, three-, four-, sixand seven-week options)

Grades K–12 Coed 6/13–7/28

Varies

$750–$2,750 Register by May 12.

Varies Register by April 17.

Varies

K-12 SUMMER PROGRAMS

High School Summer Sessions

Featuring two-week long courses in Math, Science History, Visual Arts, and Photography. Afternoon enrichments include Engineering Challenge, Arts and Crafts, Crochet for Beginners and Fitness Camp!

June 5–16 and/or June 19 –30 8am–12pm and 12:30–2pm

High School Summer Fitness and Weight Training

The Fitness and Weight Training course is designed for students to develop and practice skills that will help them maintain fitness throughout their lives. During the summer course, students will set and monitor personal fitness goals in order to develop a personal fitness plan.

June 5–30, 8am–12pm

High School Aviation Summer School

This structured academic course is the best way for teens to learn about thepotential of an aviation career. Students gain academic insight into the mysteries of engines, aerodynamics, airspace and mission planning.

June 5–30, 8am–12pm

K–8 Academic Summer School

The academic program features an integrated curriculum much like our regular school program.

June 13–July 18, 7:40am–12:30pm

Grades 4–8 Art Academy

Art Academy focuses on fun, explorative, hands-on skill building projects that celebrate all forms of student creativity! Students will create artwork in a variety of materials including sculpture, painting, mixed media, ceramics, drawing, and Printmaking.

June 13–July 18, 7:40am–12:30pm

- Gifted Students

- Creative Minds - Self-Advocacy

- Students with Learning Differences

SUMMER SESSIONS START IN JUNE

K–8 Academic Summer School and Grades 4–8 Art Academy have early morning care starting at 6:30 am

K–8 Ke Kula Pa‘ani Summer Camp

Offering fun-filled programs focusing on sports, games, art classes, hands-on projects, science activities and experiments, plus much more! This camp is offered as a half-day or full-day program. Before school and after school care is available.

June 5–July 21, 9am–4pm

K–8

QUICK STARS TUTORING

94-1024 Waipi‘o Uka St., #201A, Waipahu, 96797

SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY

3253 Wai‘alae Ave., Honolulu, 96816

Tracy Lee / (808) 375-5244 quickstarstutoring@gmail.com quickstarstutoring.com

Melanie Ah Soon / (808) 734-5058 summerprograms@sacredhearts.org sacredhearts.org/summer-programs

Grades PreK–12 Coed

Grades 1–12 Coed 6/13–7/14

Ongoing registration. Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. Saturday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

Grades 1–7: Morning program, $750 plus fees

Afternoon extended program, $750 plus fees

Grades 8–12 : credit/ noncredit from $495, camps from $295

Register by June 7.

Grades 1–7: Morning program, 8–11:45 a.m.

Afternoon extended program, 11:45 a.m.–5 p.m.

Grades 8–12: Varies

Sacred Hearts Academy offers a vast array of quality options for boys and girls in grades one to 12 to try something new or build existing skills. Students in grades one to seven make explorations in the morning with an afternoon option to extend the exciting experience. Credit and non-credit courses in on-campus, online and hybrid formats are available for those in grades eight to 12. Special camps offer more focused activities.

SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY EARLY LEARNING CENTER

3253 Wai‘alae Ave., Honolulu, 96816

Sandra Arnobit / (808) 734-5058, ext. 251 summerprograms@sacredhearts.org sacredhearts.org

PreK–K Coed Session I: 6/13–6/30 Session II: 7/3–7/21 Morning program, $450. Afternoon extended program/full day, $900. Register by June 7.

ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOLS SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP

224 Queen Emma Square, Honolulu, 96813

ST. ANDREW’S

SCHOOLS

SUMMER SCHOOL

224 Queen Emma Square, Honolulu, 96813

SYLVAN LEARNING OF MILILANI

95-1249 Meheula Parkway, #198, Mililani, 96789

THERAPEUTIC HORSEMANSHIP OF HAWAI‘I SUMMER HORSE CAMP

41-1062 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, Waimānalo, 96795

TUTOR DOCTOR HAWAI‘I

2752 Woodlawn Drive, Suite 5-204A, Honolulu, 96822

YMCA OF HONOLULU

1441 Pali Highway, Honolulu, 96813

Morning program: 8–11:45 a.m. Afternoon program: 11:45 a.m.–5 p.m.

Summer means sun and having fun! The youngsters in the Academy’s Early Learning Center (ELC) will do just that! They will make exciting discoveries by exploring, will construct fabulous creations by doing and will inspire and constructively collaborate by sharing. Through hands-on, engaging activities, the ELC learners—boys and girls ages three to five—grow their knowledge and build key foundational skills in reading, mathematics, science and more. A myriad of summer treats and adventures are also on the fascinating agenda.

Randi Yamauchi / (808) 532-2464 programs@standrewsschools.org standrewsschools.org/ adventurecamps

Grades K–8 Coed 7/17–8/11 $120–$2,100 Register by July 14.

7 a.m.–4 p.m.

St. Andrew’s Schools Summer Adventure Camp is accredited by the American Camp Association and is a fun-filled camp located in Downtown Honolulu. Adventure Camp teaches STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) through fun and exciting activities where, each week, your child will explore a different theme in a fun and engaging way. You have the option to join us for one, two, or all four weeks of camp.

Randi Yamauchi / (808) 532-2464 programs@standrewsschools.org standrewsschools.org/extendedlearning

Grades K–12 Coed 6/5–7/14 for K-8 (in person) 6/5–8/9 for 9–12 (online only)

$700–$1,600 Register by May 31.

7 a.m.–4 p.m.

St. Andrew’s Schools Summer School programs offer a variety of hands-on learning experiences that are engaging and fun. The K-8 program is available for boys and girls and offers a diverse selection of courses ranging from three to six weeks. Our course offerings for students entering grades 9-12 will be taught online and are open to all high school students. We provide academically challenging, college-preparatory courses from our iPriory and Arizona State University Prep Digital offerings.

Kai Lee Awaya / (808) 623-0808 kailee@sylvanmililani.com locations.sylvanlearning.com/us/ mililani-hi

PreK–Grade 12 Coed

Year-round programs. Half-day programs available during the summer. Create your own schedule.

Varies Ongoing registration.

Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

For 40 years, Sylvan Mililani has provided the highest quality education. Conveniently located in the Town Center of Mililani, we also offer remote sessions for busy families to work with live online tutors. Half-day programs and one-hour sessions are available during the summer. Individualized instruction is provided through a maximum of 3:1 with each student working on a personalized program. As Hawai‘i’s premier provider of supplemental education, we offer instruction in math, reading, writing, test prep, study skills and college prep.

Dana Vennen / (808) 342-9036 dana@thhwaimanalo.org thhwaimanalo.org

Georgia Goodell / (808) 439-6777 info-tdhawaii@tutordoctor.com tutordoctorhawaii.com

Wendy Tupper / (808) 678-4296 wtupper@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

Grades K–6 Coed 5/29–8/4 (weekly sessions)

$400/week Register by July 10.

Grades 1–6 Coed

Younger than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

Grades 1–6 Summer STEAM Camps: weekly 5/30–8/11

5/28–8/5

STEAM Camp: $470 per week. Visit the website for package pricing. Ongoing registration.

Varies by program. Save 20% with YMCA Family Membership. Financial assistance available.

Register by Apr 4.

8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Grades 1–6 Summer STEAM Camp: 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Optional extended day activities: 2–5:30 p.m.

Varies

Adventure, discovery, fun and more await your child at the YMCA this summer! From day camps and swimming to exploring the great outdoors with weekly and mini overnight camps at Camp Erdman, your child will thrive while learning new skills, making friends and discovering their own unique interests and talents. Financial assistance and payment plans are available. Y Family Memberships save 20% on most programs. Register online or at any YMCA Branch.

$715/week for overnight camp. Additional $375–add on surf and horse specialties. Military and YMCA family membership discounts available. $250/week for day camp. Multiweek and YMCA family membership discounts available. Register by

Day camps run Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Overnight programs run Monday–Saturday.

Program

YMCA OF HONOLULU: LEEWARD

94-440 Mokuola St., Waipahu, 96797

Wendy Tupper / (808) 671-6495 wtupper@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

YMCA OF HONOLULU: MILILANI

95-1190 Hikikaulia St., Mililani, 96789

YMCA OF HONOLULU: NU‘UANU

1441 Pali Highway, Honolulu, 96813

Wendy Tupper / (808) 625-1040 wtupper@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

Wendy Tupper / (808) 536-3556 wtupper@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

Younger than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

YMCA OF HONOLULU: WINDWARD 1200 Kailua Road, Kailua, 96734

Wendy Tupper / (808) 261-0808 wtupper@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

Younger than PreK–Grade 12 Coed

by program. Save 20% with YMCA Family Membership. Financial assistance available. Register by Aug 4.

5/30–8/4 Varies by program. Save 20% with YMCA Family Membership. Financial assistance available. Register by Aug 4.

5/30–8/4

Varies by program. Save 20% with YMCA Family Membership. Financial assistance available. Register by Aug 4.