Students signed up for Session One will spend each day of summer school taking the following four courses:

• Assistive Tech Session 1
  Are you interested in learning how to use technology to make your life easier? This class will introduce you to important technological skills and tools on your laptop and cellphone to help every type of learner succeed in High School and beyond.
  Session 1 focuses on learning how to use Gmail, Google Classroom, Drive, Docs, Slides, Sheets
• The Art of Math Session 1
  This course will explore how Math and Art relate as we create our own math art. This session will focus more on the art in the world around us and doing art by hand. Some examples will be finding the golden ratio in paintings and architecture, finding the Fibonacci sequence in flowers and fruit, and creating 3-dimensional shapes using origami.
• Science Workshop 1 - Exploring Science Around the Home
  In this workshop, science concepts are explored using everyday objects that can be found around the home. Through simple guided activities, students will make observations and from them, uncover relationships and construct an understanding of some of the basic concepts in the areas of physics, chemistry, and biology. Students will discover that they can acquire a basic understanding of the science that describes our world with simple items like thread and a key ring.
• Short Stories Session 1
  This English based course will tackle how to read, summarize, and interpret short stories in a quick, understandable, and thorough way.  We will be exploring stories from a variety of genres ranging from Science Fiction to Coming of Age stories, and as many genres in between as we can.  If you're interested in working on your reading, this class is for you!

Program Dates: June 7 - June 18
Program Hours: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Tuition: $550

Students signed up for Session Two will spend each day of summer school taking the following four courses:

• Assistive Tech Session 2
  Are you interested in learning how to use technology to make your life easier? This class will introduce you to important technological skills and tools on your laptop and cellphone to help every type of learner succeed in High School and beyond.
  Session 2 focuses on learning how to use Assistive Technology (Dictation, Text-to-speech, Chrome extensions, etc.)
• The Art of Math Session 2
  This course will explore how Math and Art relate as we create our own math art. This session will focus more on digital art. Some examples are designing tessellations on our computer, practicing our graphing skills by making art in Desmos, studying optical illusions, and MC Escher.
• Science Workshop 2 - Exploring Science Around the Home
  With the increasing emphasis on science and technology in our world today, it is imperative that our students develop skills to acquire and analyze information.  In this science workshop, students will explore their science interests while developing reasoning skills. We will be discussing current events in science and practicing how to read and understand science articles.  Students will also conduct a simple experiment of their own design, analyze the data, and produce a slide presentation reporting their results.
• Short Stories Session 2
  This English based course will tackle how to read, summarize, and interpret short stories in a quick, understandable, and thorough way.  We will be exploring stories from a variety of genres ranging from Science Fiction to Coming of Age stories, and as many genres in between as we can.  If you're interested in working on your reading, this class is for you!

Program Dates: June 21 - July 2
Program Hours: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Tuition: $550

Students signed up for Afternoon Enrichments will spend the afternoons participating in the following fun and engaging courses:

• The Language of Art
  In this class, both beginner and advanced artists are welcome! Students will be exposed to a variety of tips, tricks, and techniques used in creating masterpieces from their own inspirations. It will be taught as an "open-studio" format so all students may work to create anything they desire with an experienced teacher to give them guidance along the way. Students will be encouraged to explore different techniques and use a variety of materials while creating their own unique art projects.

• Hula
  Aloha mai, E hula ana kākou! Aloha, letʻs all dance! Learn the basic steps of hula, hand and eye coordination and timing.  We will also look at Hulaʻs cultural significance, practice the standard protocol of Hula, and learn a simple dance utilizing the basics of Hula steps we learn in this class. 

• Introduction to Robotics
  Join us to get an introduction to the world of robotics. In this hands-on workshop, students will design, build and program a robot to perform tasks assigned by FIRST Robotics. Students will compete against each other in the FIRST Tech Challenge as well as learn about the ways robots are used in various industries today. This summer workshop is designed for students who are new to robotics.

Program Dates: June 7 - June 18
Program Hours: 12:15 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Tuition: $175

Students signed up for Afternoon Enrichments will spend the afternoons participating in the following fun and engaging courses:

• Photography
  This photography course will be a hands on opportunity to learn basic photography skills and become familiar with the principles of composition that will allow you to express yourself artistically, regardless of the type of camera you are using. Composition, lighting, editing and other universal topics will guide students toward taking your photography to the next level.

• Fitness Camp
  In this class, we will focus on increasing our functional strength and improving our cardio/endurance. We will also talk about food choices and sleep and the role they play in our health, productivity, and happiness. Part of a good fitness program is about creating good exercise habits and building physical and mental strength. Some of the workouts will be challenging. You won’t be alone though. You will be part of a supportive cohort that encourages and cheers each other on when things get tough. Let’s get fit this summer and stay fit for life!

• Mathematics of Puzzles and Games
  Have you ever wondered the likelihood of landing on Boardwalk when playing Monopoly? Or how to never lose at Tic-Tac-Toe? Or even how to beat your friends in card games and other board games? This is the course for you! We will be exploring the math, statistics, and strategies behind your favorite games and playing against each other.

Program Dates: June 21 - July 2
Program Hours: 12:15 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Tuition: $175