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GRADES 7–12
2023 UPPER SCHOOL
SUMMER PROGRAMS
Register online: www.iolani.org/summer UPDATED: 2/15/23
a UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023
GRADES 7–12
2023 SUMMER
PROGRAMS
Dates Table of Contents
Six-Week Session Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
June 13–July 21, 2023*
Three-Week Sessions Registration and Payment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Session 1: June 13–June 30, 2023*
Session 2: July 3–July 21, 2023* Upper School Course Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
*Monday, June 12, Monday, June 19 and Tuesday, July 4, 2023 Courses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
are school holidays; the campus and offices will be closed. Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
English. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Auxiliary Weeks
July 24–July 28, 2023 Mathematics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
July 31–August 4, 2023 Performing Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Physical Education and Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Study and Life Skills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Contact 21st Century Toolbox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Meal Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
‘Iolani Summer Programs Office
Auxiliary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
563 Kamoku Street
Honolulu, HI 96826
‘Iolani School Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
summer.iolani.org
Hours:
January 3–May 31, 2023: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
June 1–August 4, 2023: 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Lower School Summer Programs
Entering Grades K–6
LSsummer@iolani.org • (808) 943-2242
Upper School Summer Programs
Entering Grades 7–12
USsummer@iolani.org • (808) 943-2262
Director of Summer Programs
Melissa Matsuda
mmatsuda@iolani.org • (808) 943-2357
Upper School
Entering Grades 7–12
Program Information Program Eligibility
The Upper School Summer Programs offer a wide variety of » E
ligible students should enroll in courses for the grade level
enrichment, reinforcement, and credit courses to students they will enter in the fall 2023–24 school year
entering grades 7 to 12. Courses are designed to meet students’ » S
tudents who have been dismissed from ‘Iolani for
needs not only in preparation for the regular school year, but disciplinary reasons may not enroll in Summer Programs
also in enrichment in subjects of interest, reinforcement, and unless they have been readmitted to ‘Iolani School and have
opportunities for self-expression and creativity. approval by their Dean
» ourses with limited enrollment eligibility are noted in the
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ummer Programs are open to current ‘Iolani students course description
who attended for the entirety of the 2022-2023 school
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year, accepted and enrolling ‘Iolani admissions students
enrollments
for the 2023–24 school year, siblings of current ‘Iolani
students, and visiting students.
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International Day Students section of the Handbook,
if applicable
Before registering for classes, we kindly ask that you carefully
read through this section as well as the Handbook with your » eview additional requirements listed in the handbook
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child to learn more about our programs and their requirements.
We look forward to your child being part of ‘Iolani
this summer!
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» Registration and Payment
Handbook Acknowledgment Waitlists
Before registering, please carefully read through the Maximum class sizes range from 12 to 18 students, and courses
“Registration FAQ” page and other important information found tend to fill quickly during registration. If your child is signed up
in the Summer Programs Handbook at summer.iolani.org on the waitlist, there is no guarantee of placement in the course.
Waitlists are processed as space becomes available. The Summer
How to Register Programs Office will notify the parent/guardian via email if the
Registration for ‘Iolani Summer Programs must be completed student clears the waitlist or if unable to accommodate the waitlist
online via the Summer Programs Registration Portal found request up to the start of the program. Classes with exceptionally
on the website (summer.iolani.org). No formal application is long waitlists will no longer be accessible on the Registration
required for day summer programs; simply register online at your Portal. Please read the Handbook for additional details.
assigned date and time for eligible courses.
Registrations will not be accepted by walk-in, email, telephone Tuition and Fees
or fax. Registrations received prior to your child’s assigned The tuition payment in full is due at the time of online
date and time, as well as incomplete registrations, will not be registration. You may pay by Visa, Mastercard, or American
accepted. Registration fills quickly and program spaces are Express during online registration. Class prices are listed with
limited, so we recommend registering at the opening time. the courses. Registration is not complete until paid for and
submitted through the Registration Portal. Upon submission, you
Current ‘Iolani Family Account Activation will receive a confirmation email.
The new Summer Programs Registration Portal (CampBrain)
contains all current ‘Iolani student basic household information. Withdrawal and Refund Policy
You can access your account via the Registration Portal by Students or parents who initiate course withdrawals after
entering an ‘Iolani School associated parent email address at submitting their registration will be subject to a refund based
Sign-in, then click “Reset password” to activate your account. on the date when the Summer Programs Office receives written
Once your password is reset and the account is activated, notification from parents for the student’s withdrawal. Any
you may proceed to course selections and payment on the changes should be submitted via email to USsummer@iolani.
designated grade level registration day. org (gr. 7–12). Once the registration has been processed, the
*Siblings attending other schools may be added to the maximum amount of refund will be 50% of each course.
household and register for classes on the designated sibling
registration day. The following schedule determines the amount of the refund:
- 50% refund until Thursday, May 11, 2023
Visiting Students - No refunds starting Friday, May 12, 2023
Create a new account on the Summer Programs Registration
Portal under “New user sign-up.” Follow the instructions for There are no refunds or prorated billing for course time missed. The
student registration, course selections and payment on the course fee applies regardless of how many days a child participates
designated grade level registration day. in the program. There will be no refunds for unused days.
Course Selection Course Additions and Changes
Please register your child for the grade level they will be entering Any requested changes, including adding classes or Meal Plan,
in the fall. should be submitted via email to USsummer@iolani.org (gr.
Courses with limited enrollment eligibility are noted in the 7–12). Please DO NOT go back into the Registration Portal to add
course description. Current ‘Iolani students will have priority classes as this may affect the initial selection of classes.
for all course enrollments. You may enroll in either Session 1 OR Students or parents who initiate course changes (replacing
Session 2 classes, not both, as curriculum will repeat, unless one course for another, requesting time changes) after
otherwise noted in the course description. submitting their registration will be charged $50.00 for each
change requested. Course changes after the course begins will
Departmental and Teacher Approval incur a $100.00 charge. No course changes permitted after the
For ‘Iolani students, credit courses may require department first two meetings of the course.
approval. Approval requirements for other courses are indicated Courses cannot be dropped or changed online. Please email
in the course descriptions. ‘Iolani seniors, then juniors, then USsummer@iolani.org (gr. 7–12) with your child’s full name, grade
sophomores will be given preference in the registration of credit and details of your change request.
courses within grade range.
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» Registration and Payment
Canceled Courses
Courses may be canceled due to insufficient enrollment or at the course if you would like to register after Thursday, May 11, 2023.
discretion of the Summer Programs Office. If this occurs, parents Online registration will not be available after that date.
will be notified via email and we will assist you in finding an
alternative course for your child, if space is available. If there is space in the desired course after the registration close
date, a $100.00 late fee per course will be assessed prior to
Late Registration course placement.
Online registration will close on Thursday, May 11, 2023, for all
courses and programs. Please contact USsummer@iolani.org Meal Plan will not be available for purchase after Thursday, May
(gr. 7–12) with the student’s name, grade level, and desired 11, 2023.
REGISTRATION DATES
Registration will open at 12 p.m. (noon), Hawai‘i Standard Time
Current ‘Iolani student registration:
2/21/23 Tuesday: entering grades 4, 5 and 6
2/23/23 Thursday: entering grades 2 and 3
2/28/23 Tuesday: entering grade 1
3/2/23 Thursday: entering grades 7 and 8
3/7/23 Tuesday: entering grade 9
3/9/23 Thursday: entering grades 10, 11, and 12
Other student registration
3/14/23 Tuesday: Siblings of current ‘Iolani students (Grades 1–12)
3/16/23 Thursday: Newly enrolling ‘Iolani students (Grades 6–12)
3/28/23 Tuesday: Public grades 1–3
3/30/23 Thursday: Public grades 4–6
4/4/23 Tuesday: Public grades 7–12
4/18/23 Tuesday: Newly enrolling ‘Iolani Kindergarten students
Registration will close on Thursday, May 11, 2023, for ALL summer programs.
No refunds starting Friday, May 12, 2023.
3 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Upper School Course Overview
Course Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 6W S1 S2 7 8 9 10 11 12
8–10 am 10:30am–12:30pm 1:15–3:15pm
ART
Surface Application and Design • • • • • • •
The Art of Bullet Journaling • • • • • • • • •
Ceramics • • • • • • • •
ENGLISH
Read-y Go! 7 • • • •
Written Expression • • • • • •
Writing Sense • • • • • • •
Read-y Go! 8 • • • •
Read-y Go! 9 • • • •
Personal Essay Writing Workshop • • • • • •
Write Right! 10–12 • • • • • •
MATHEMATICS
Pre-Algebra Prep • • • • •
Mathtastic Games Galore • • • • • • •
Show Me the Money • • • • • •
Pre-Algebra Review • • • • •
Algebra 1 Honors Review • • • • •
Algebra 1B** • • • • •
Algebra 1 Review • • • • • •
PERFORMING ARTS
Rock Band • • • • • • • • • •
Intro to Improv* • • • • • • • • •
Hip Hop* • • • • • • • • •
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS
Fun Fitness* • • • • • •
Raiders Tennis 7-9 • • • • • •
Inter. & JV Tennis Training • • • • • • • •
Lifetime Health - ½ credit • • • •
Physical Education - ¼ credit See course description • • • •
STUDY AND LIFE SKILLS
Japanese Language Basics • • • • •
Let's Learn Japanese • • • • • •
Conversational Chinese • • • • • • •
‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i • • • • • •
Our Ahupua‘a • • • • • •
Gods, Monsters, and Heroes • • • • • •
Island Adventures* • • • • • •
Hawaiian Culture • • • • • • • • •
Just Type It! • • • • • • • • • •
Entrepreneurship 101 • • • • • •
Food for Thought • • • • • • •
Marine Science • • • • • • • •
Sequence 9 - ½ credit • • • •
SAT & ACT Prep • • • • •
SAT Prep • • • • • •
Bible - ½ credit • • • • •
Students should enroll in either Session 1 OR Session 2 courses, unless indicated with * where they may enroll in BOTH sessions
** Teacher or department approval required for registration
4 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Upper School Course Overview
Course Period 1 Period 2 Period 3 6W S1 S2 7 8 9 10 11 12
8–10 am 10:30am–12:30pm 1:15–3:15pm
21ST CENTURY TOOLBOX
Intro to Laser Cutting • • • • • • •
Mission to Mars • • • • • •
Welcome 2 Robotics • • • • • • •
Biomimicry: Sustainable Design & Innovation • • • • • •
Introduction to Graphic Design • • • • •
Programming in Python: The Snake That Doesn’t Bite • • • • • • • •
Think Like an Inventor • • • • • • •
Pathways to Community Leadership • • • • • •
New Sport for Health + Fun • • • • • • •
MEAL CARD
Meal Plan • • • • • • •
AUXILIARY
Let's Go Holoholo! Wk7 Wk8 • •
Students should enroll in either Session 1 OR Session 2 courses, unless indicated with * where they may enroll in BOTH sessions
** Teacher or department approval required for registration
5 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Art
The Art of Bullet Journaling Gr. 7–12 Surface Application and Design Gr. 7–8
Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm; 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
Price: $390 Price: $380
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
In this three-week class, you will tap into your creativity to Why do people put stickers on things? In this course, we will
design a personal "bullet journal" to use for a year. Organize your answer this question by investigating examples of decorating,
days, weeks and months, track birthdays, events, your habits ... ornamenting, and customizing that can be seen all around
keep positive and inspired! We will learn calligraphy so you can us. Students will also work through the process of designing
make your bullet journal ("BUJO") beautiful! If you love art, something with the intention of making it. They will learn and
crafts, handwriting, colors, or just need to get organized, you practice the skills needed to assemble and fabricate a functional
will LOVE creating your own keepsake BUJO to use and treasure! piece of art using clay. The projects students produce will be
Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both. influenced by examples of colorful and creative design, the
tactile feel of interesting texture, and the desire. Please enroll in
session 1 or session 2, not both.
Ceramics Gr. 9–12
Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
Price: $390
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
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. Please enroll in session 1
or session 2, not both.
6 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» English
READ-Y Go! 7 vocabulary in context, and synthesis of the texts through a variety
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm of learning engagements as well as introducing executive and
Price: $590 transitional skills to enter grade 8 at ‘Iolani.
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
RISING AND NEWLY ENROLLED 7TH GRADE ‘IOLANI STUDENTS READ-Y Go! 9
FOR THE 2023–24 SCHOOL YEAR ONLY Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Textbooks required: visit https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm to Price: $590
purchase before classes begin. 6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
This course focuses on developing students’ skills in RISING AND NEWLY ENROLLED 9TH GRADE ‘IOLANI STUDENTS
literary comprehension, analysis, and response, and preparing FOR THE 2023–24 SCHOOL YEAR ONLY
students for the important transition to Upper School. Using Textbooks required: visit https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm to
the summer readings for ‘Iolani’s seventh grade English and purchase before classes begin.
History departments as their primary texts, the class will focus on This course focuses on developing students' skills in literary
elements of fiction, vocabulary in context, text annotation, and comprehension, analysis, and response while covering the
synthesis of the texts through a variety of learning engagements. summer readings for ‘Iolani’s ninth grade English and History
Students will also be introduced to the executive and transitional departments as their primary texts. The class will focus on
skills to enter grade 7 at ‘Iolani, meet new friends, build their Upper elements of fiction, vocabulary in context, and synthesis of the
School tool box, and learn all about being an Upper School Raider. texts through a variety of learning engagements. Students will
also be introduced to the executive skills needed to transition
Written Expression Gr. 7-8 from intermediate classes to grade 9 at ‘Iolani.
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $355 Personal Essay Writing Workshop Gr. 10–12
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Students develop and sharpen expository writing through a Price: $355
variety of exercises intended to create, inform, summarize, 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
critique, and persuade. Students use materials representative In this project-based class, students will begin honing the writing
of ‘Iolani’s writing program with a focus on various young adult skills required for personal statements that can be used in
material and texts. college applications, resumes, cover letters, and job applications.
We will focus on exploring how to tell their stories and represent
Writing Sense Gr. 7-9 themselves through their writing, building a portfolio of written
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm work to draw from in a number of settings. Through meaningful
Price: $355 writing projects, personal exploration and a highly reflective
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam process, students will learn about themselves and how to convey
Students will complete a variety of assignments based on their values and experiences in their personal statements. Please
sensory experience including poetry, fantasy writing, and enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both.
character sketches. With a focus on reading and language
enjoyment while writing daily, Writing Sense will also explore Write Right! 10-12
the various mediums we use in expressing our literary thought. Time: 8:00 am- 10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both. Price: $590
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
READ-Y Go! 8 Textbooks required: visit https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm to
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm purchase before classes begin. Write Right! for grades 10–12
Price: $590 provides a comprehensive writing course focusing on literary
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam analysis, foundational elements of academic writing, rhetorical
RISING AND NEWLY ENROLLED 8TH GRADE ‘IOLANI STUDENTS analysis, narrative, argument, opinion and synthesis writing.
FOR THE 2023–24 SCHOOL YEAR ONLY There will be a focus on both individual writing and oral
Textbooks required: visit https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm to interpersonal communication skills, including partner and small
purchase before classes begin. group work.
This course focuses on developing students’ skills in literary
comprehension, analysis, and response while covering the summer
readings for ‘Iolani’s eighth grade English and History departments
as their primary texts. The class will focus on elements of fiction,
7 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Mathematics
Pre-Algebra Prep Gr. 7-8 Algebra 1 Honors Review Gr. 9-10
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $590 Price: $355
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam Session 1 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
Students review the four basic operations with whole numbers, Prerequisite: ‘Iolani students who will be taking Algebra 2 Honors
fractions, and decimals while strengthening their ability to apply or Algebra 2 Accelerated in the Fall.
those skills in problem solving situations in preparation for Algebra 1 Honors Review is open to students who will enroll
Pre-Algebra. in Algebra 2 Honors in the fall at ‘Iolani. Students will have
the opportunity to polish their algebra skills, especially those
Mathtastic Games Galore Gr. 7-9 related to graphing functions using transformations, solving
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm, 1:15 pm–3:15 pm algebraic equations, simplifying algebraic expressions (including
Price: $355 exponential and radical expressions), factoring, operations with
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam rational expressions and solving rational equations.
Students will enjoy daily group, partner, and individual math
and logic games in this interactive math class. Games will be Algebra 1B Gr. 9-10
played using traditional decks of cards, custom-made cards, Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
visual puzzles, group/partner competitions, board games, and Price: $615
more. This fun enrichment course is appropriate for students 6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, 2-hour final exam
of all mathematical abilities. Advanced math students will be Prerequisite: ‘Iolani students must have Math Department
supported to challenge themselves, while students who have approval to enroll.
struggled in math will sharpen their reasoning skills and gain APPROVED STUDENTS WILL BE PLACED IN THE CLASS AND
confidence in a pressure-free and fun environment. Please enroll WILL BE NOTIFIED WITH FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO
in session 1 or session 2, not both. THEIR REGISTRATION DATE.
Textbook required: please purchase at https://bnck-12.com/
Show Me The Money Gr. 7-9 iolani.htm before the start of class. Algebra 1B is the second
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm part of ‘Iolani's Algebra 1 curriculum. Please see math teacher or
Price: $355 counselor for more information.
Session 1 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
This course investigates the characteristics and functions Algebra 1 Review Gr. 9-11
of money as it relates to both personal finance and the Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
macroeconomy. Students will apply what they learn about Price: $590
money and the economy as they consider the financial decisions 6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
they will face throughout their lives using activities from the Prerequisite: completion of Algebra 1
Learning, Earning, and Investing curriculum. Activities and Textbooks required: visit https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm to
simulations will be used to have the students use their financial purchase before classes begin. Students will review ‘Iolani's
literacy skills to practice making investment, financial, and Algebra 1 curriculum in preparation for enrollment in Algebra
everyday decisions. 2. Topics include simplifying expressions, solving equations
and inequalities with rational and irrational numbers, solving
Pre-Algebra Review Gr. 8-9 word problems, polynomials, the quadratic formula, factoring,
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm graphing linear functions, and absolute value.
Price: $590
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, graded, no final exam
Prerequisite: Completion of Pre-Algebra
Textbook required: please purchase at https://bnck-12.com/
iolani.htm before the start of class. Students review the concepts
of Pre-Algebra and explore various problem solving strategies.
Topics include operations with real numbers, measurement and
data analysis.
8 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Performing Arts
Rock Band Gr. 7–12
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm; 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
Price: $355
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Students learn and rehearse songs from contemporary popular
music in a fun group setting. By learning to perform together in
an ensemble, they will also study music theory, practice effective
communication (with each other and with the audience), exhibit
teamwork, and exercise leadership skills. Rock on! Please select
session 1 or 2, not both.
Prerequisite: At least one year of experience on instrument
(guitar, bass guitar, drums, piano, vocals, etc.). Guitarists must
supply their own instrument.
Intro to Improv Gr. 7–12
Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
Price: $355
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Join us to learn what improv is all about! Students will be
introduced to the art form of improvisational theatre. This course
is sure to bring lots of laughs, surprises and excitement! Students
may enroll in both sessions.
Hip Hop Gr. 7–12
Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
Price: $355
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
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 enroll in both sessions.
9 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Physical Education and Sports
Fun Fitness Gr. 7–9 Lifetime Health Gr. 9
Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $355 Price: $615
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam 6 weeks, 2 hours, 1/2 credit, S/U, no final exam
Come join the fitness fun as we learn a new sport each week! Reserved for rising and newly enrolled ‘Iolani grade 9 students.
Team sports are not only a great way to stay active and healthy, Students in the required integrated Health and P.E. semester
but also help with the building blocks of social and emotional class will learn, develop, and practice skills that will promote
development for young people. The first part of each week and maintain one’s personal health. The instructors will engage
we will learn the skills and practice strategies for sports such students in critical thinking skills by raising awareness through
as soccer, kickball, spikeball and ultimate frisbee. The week questioning, class discussion, activities, research, videos,
culminates in fun Friday competitions (pool play) with fellow guest speakers, and current events to explore current issues
classmates. Students may enroll in both sessions. and current health trends for adolescents. Students will be
provided the opportunity to use application of health and
Raiders Tennis Gr. 7–9 fitness knowledge and skills in making healthy personal choices,
Time: 1:15 pm–2:15 pm informed decisions, and advocating for the health of others.
Price: $430 The course topics will include the priority risk/ content areas
3 weeks, 1 hour, no credit, not graded, no final exam taken from national health standards. The physical activities will
This course is offered to students seventh through ninth grade include basic movement forms and cognitive concepts needed
and designed to teach basic tennis fundamentals and point play. to maintain an active lifestyle in lifetime activities. The students
This is a great way for students to have fun learning tennis and will also learn the components of health related fitness such
receiving the exercise benefits at the same time. The regular yel- as cardio endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance,
low ball will be used. For additional information and questions, flexibility, and body composition. Students will be able to
please contact the tennis office at hsomerville@iolani.org. demonstrate the ability to write their own personal fitness
plan based on overload and FITT principles. This course will
Inter. & JV Tennis Training Gr. 7–11 help students have a foundation and understanding on how to
Time: 3:30 pm–5:00 pm maintain their personal health throughout high school, college,
Price: $650 and into adulthood.
3 weeks, 1.5 hours, no credit, not graded, no final exam
This program is offered to those students who desire to prepare
for the Intermediate and JV seasons ahead. Students at this Physical Education Gr. 10–12
level have played in competition through USTA tournaments and Time: 8:00 am–9:00 am; 9:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30–11:30 am;
Junior Team Tennis. They can demonstrate the ability to serve, 11:30 am–12:30 pm; 1:15 pm–2:15 pm
rally, and move the ball with some consistency. The emphasis Price: $320
is on stroke production, strategy in singles and doubles, and 6 weeks, 1 hour, 1/4 credit, S/U
constructing a point. The yellow ball will be used. Being a Reserved for current ‘Iolani students. Students will learn and
participant in this program does not guarantee a spot on the participate in lifetime activities geared towards maintaining
Intermediate or JV squad as all candidates must try out for the overall physical well-being. The course will follow the P.E.
team. For more information and questions, please contact the curriculum offered during the school year. Each student with
tennis office at hsomerville@iolani.org. 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.
10 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Study and Life Skills
Japanese Language Basics Gr. 7–9 ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i Gr. 7-9
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am
Price: $590 Price: $355
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Conversational Japanese Packet required: purchase at the This is an introductory course in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i (Hawaiian
Campus Store before classes begin. Students learn basic study language) with a focus on common conversational phrases.
skills in vocabulary memorization and note-taking while gaining The goal of this course is to have students become comfortable
the ability to converse in Japanese. The class teaches greetings, with communicating in Hawaiian on a beginning level. Students
useful expressions, personal questions and answers, and simple will have the opportunity to learn basic grammatical structures,
money transactions. Class activities include games, interviews vocabulary, and both formal and informal expressions through
and videos. No Japanese language background necessary. the use of games/activities, themed conversation and projects.
Students will not learn to read or write in Japanese kana. Current No experience is necessary. Please select session 1 or 2, not both.
Japanese language students will learn to master vocabulary,
grammar and note taking, review previous lessons, and gain Our Ahupua‘a Gr. 7–9
confidence in their language skills. Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $380
Let’s Learn Japanese! Gr. 7–9 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm In Our Ahupua‘a: Observing and Experiencing the Watershed
Price: $355 Through Stories and Citizen Science, students will be
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam immersed in an interdisciplinary, place-based course with
This introductory course is designed to help students dive into the intention to understand through stories and experience
their Japanese language learning journey. No prior Japanese the interconnectedness of the environment, biodiversity, and
knowledge required. This workshop will cover reading, writing, people in our watershed. Through trips to different parts of the
listening, and speaking Japanese through an online platform. ahupua‘a, students will study the science, history, and culture
It will give students a solid foundation to build their language behind how the watershed functions and the major challenges
learning skills. Let's dive right in and begin this journey together! facing this area. Students will go into the field and collect data
Please select session 1 or 2, not both. that focuses on water quality and biodiversity and learn how
to evaluate the health of the streams and terrestrial landscape.
Conversational Chinese Gr. 7–9 Through stories of place, they will learn about how the ahupua‘a
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm once functioned in an effort to move toward a cleaner and more
Price: $355 balanced Ala Wai. Please select session 1 or 2, not both.
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Join us in exploring colloquial Chinese and the rich Chinese Gods, Monsters and Heroes: An Intro to Greek
culture in this engaging course. Using Chinese movies, TV shows Mythology Gr. 7–9
and social media, we will embark on a learning journey that Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm, 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
synthesizes Chinese cultural values (both classic and modern) Price: $355
and experiences to transform our perspective. New Chinese Session 1 ONLY, no credit, S/U, no final exam
speakers will develop their Mandarin language foundation This enrichment course provides an introduction to the exciting
and grow their confidence in their listening and oral skills with and enduring myths and legends of ancient Greece. Students
interactive games and skits. Please select session 1 or 2, not both. follow in the footsteps of owl-eyed Athena, cunning Odysseus,
earth-shaking Poseidon, the snake-haired Gorgon, and many
of the other key gods, goddesses, heroes, and monsters of
ancient Greece. They also learn the basics of the Greek language.
Activities include a fun and engaging mixture of readings, films,
games, and hands-on projects.
11 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Study and Life Skills
Island Adventures Gr. 7–9 Entrepreneurship 101 Gr. 9–12
Time: 1:15 pm–4:00 pm Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $400 Price: $355
2 hours 45 min, no credit, S/U, no final exam SESSION 2 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Meet new people, make new friends, and have fun! With an This course is designed to introduce and support high school
emphasis on leadership, team building, and the ONE TEAM students interested in entrepreneurship in a safe and nurturing
philosophy, students will engage in a variety of activities. class environment. Working collaboratively, using their
Students will participate in games, team sports, and water imagination, risk-taking and problem-solving skills, students will
activities appropriate to their age and ability level, including formulate their project ideas and learn the critical steps to create
hiking, paddling, and swimming. Off-campus field trips and an innovative business plan. In addition to building their own
excursions will take place each week. The class is managed by skill set, they will have the opportunity to learn from and interact
‘Iolani faculty, staff, and assisted by ‘Iolani students. Students with leaders of local businesses and corporations. Students will
may enroll in both sessions. leave the course with a solid foundation and resources to pursue
their own entrepreneurial projects.
Hawaiian Culture Gr. 7–12
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm Food for Thought Gr. 9–12
Price: $380 Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Price: $380
This course will provide a basic foundational knowledge of 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Hawaiian culture, history, and language to give students the The lab based course will focus on how and why we eat what
opportunity to gain an understanding of the rich cultural we eat to help students connect sciences to topics that touch
heritage of the Hawaiian people. Students will be able to learn their lives every day. We will apply the scientific method to
to pronounce Hawaiian words and communicate utilizing basic food and cuisine while investigating the overt and hidden ways
Hawaiian phrases. They will be taken through a brief history science affects our food - all the while learning how to prepare
of Hawai‘i and get to know key figures and events. Planned and modify different food items. Depending on student interest,
activities will engage them with a hands-on approach to a topics may include chemical, biological, and physical structure
variety of Hawaiian cultural practices such as lei making, crafting, of foods, the path of food from farm to table, and how food
hula, music, and much more. interacts with human body systems - all seasoned with a dash of
local culture and history.
Just Type It! Gr. 7–12
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm Marine Science Gr. 9–12
Price: $355 Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Price: $355
This course is designed with a main emphasis on keyboarding 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
skills. Students will learn proper keyboarding posture and Marine Science invites students to explore the oceans, from
technique while building their speed and accuracy using Hawaii’s tropical reefs to ocean ecosystems across the globe.
the touch type method. Students will focus on the alphabet, In this course, students will develop an understanding and
punctuation, and numeric keys. They should be able to key at 25 appreciation of our oceans through a variety of hands-on
WPM by the end of the course. Students will also be introduced activities, laboratory experiments, field experiences, and
to a variety of options in Google Docs and Microsoft Office. problem-based investigations. Topics include properties of water,
Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both. waves and tides, and the diversity of marine life. Students will
also explore how marine organisms interact with each other
and their environment, the impact of humans upon the marine
environment, and conservation techniques that can help manage
the valuable marine resources often taken for granted.
12 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Study and Life Skills
Sequence 9 these tests through in-depth official practice with College Board
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm and Khan Academy; (2) digital score analysis feedback for
Price: $615 tracking improvement; (3) an introductory college counseling
6 weeks, 2 hours, 1/2 credit, S/U, no final exam session; and (4) a 2-hour review session in September before
Reserved for rising and newly enrolled ‘Iolani grade 9 students. the fall testing season. There are no required textbooks for this
This semester course combines three units: Art, Media Literacy, course, but students must have a smart device (preferably an
and an introduction to Leadership and Service Learning. The iPad or laptop, though a smartphone can work). Once registered,
goal of Sequence 9 is to give students the opportunity to explore students will be asked to provide some academic information for
activities in these areas. Students rotate through the three units class placement.
for content presentations and activities. This course fulfills the
‘Iolani grade 9 Art/Media Literacy/iDept Sequence semester Bible Gr. 11–12
requirement. Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $615
SAT & ACT Prep Gr. 10–12 6 weeks, 2 hours, ½ credit, graded, 2-hour final exam
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am Reserved for current ‘Iolani students. Textbooks required: please
Price: $655 purchase at https://bnck-12.com/iolani.htm before the start of
6 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam class. Students will be engaging the Bible as a primary text that
The ‘Iolani SAT & ACT prep course focuses on preparing high represents two of the five main world religions. This will include
school students for new digital versions of both of these college authorship, historical context, basic theology, major characters,
entrance exams. Students receive expert instruction on the storylines, and various themes. The Bible and related readings
evidence based reading, writing, math, and science sections will provide a basis for discussion, collaborative projects, and
of these tests, as well as practice with the soon-to-be digital testing. This course fulfills the ‘Iolani religion requirement.
formats. This course is ideal for soon-to-be sophomores and
juniors who are not yet sure which college entrance exam they
wish to take. Students will take multiple full-length practice
exams, each producing a personal score report. Special features
of the course include: (1) acquisition of skills necessary for
improvement on these tests through in-depth official practice
with ACT Online Prep; (2) digital score analysis feedback for
tracking improvement; (3) an introductory college counseling
session; and (4) a 2-hour review session in September before
the fall testing season. There are no required textbooks for this
course, but students must have a smart device (preferably an
iPad or laptop, though a smartphone can work). Once registered,
students will be asked to provide some academic information for
class placement.
SAT Prep Gr. 10–12
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
Price: $375
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
The ‘Iolani SAT prep course focuses on preparing high school
students to prepare for the new digital version of this college
entrance exam. Students receive expert instruction on the
evidence based reading, writing, and math sections as well as
practice with the soon-to-be digital format. This course is ideal
for soon-to-be sophomores and juniors who have sided with the
SAT as their chosen college entrance exam. Most ‘Iolani students
elect this exam as they have become accustomed to the PSAT
each year. As part of this course, students will take multiple
full-length practice exams, each producing a personal score
report, and two faculty instructors. Special features of the course
include: (1) acquisition of skills necessary for improvement on
13 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» 21st Century Toolbox
Intro to Laser Cutting Gr. 7–9 Biomimicry: Sustainable Design & Innovation
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm Gr. 7–9
Price: $380 Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Price: $355
Bridging art and technology, this course is an introduction to 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
digital design specifically for laser -cutting. Students will work Life has existed on planet Earth for 3.8 billion years—that’s a
extensively with 2D software programs to design and create lot of time for nature to innovate and adapt to a huge variety
various laser-cut projects using a variety of materials in the of challenges. Biomimicry is the practice of looking to nature to
Sullivan Center for Innovation and Leadership’s Fabrication Lab. discover solutions to the problems we face. In this workshop,
The class will begin by exploring graphic design and build their you will learn how biomimicry is helping to solve some of our
way up to visualizing how 2D pieces can come together to create greatest challenges, discover the functions and strategies nature
3D objects. Students will practice design thinking and develop uses to solve problems, and apply the biomimicry process to a
the skills necessary to see an idea through from design to real design challenge. You will learn to conceptualize a prototype
fabrication. Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both. design solution for your design challenge. If you are fascinated
by nature and the world around you, or enjoy innovating and
Mission to Mars Gr. 7-9 designing, this workshop is for you. Activities will include
Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm; 1:15 pm–3:15 pm observing nature outdoors, discovering biological models,
Price: $355 sketching designs, testing ideas and collaborative work in teams.
SESSION 2 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both.
Let’s plan a Mars mission! Students will plan a detailed mission
to Mars including rockets, how to sustain life on another planet, Introduction to Graphic Design Gr. 7–9
and scientific goals unique to Mars! Students will engage in Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm
artistic endeavors exploring this mission such as poster designs, Price: $355
mock spacecraft designs, 3D creations, and more! Explore your SESSION 2 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
creative, expressive side in this class while learning about the This course dives into graphic design and equips students with
science behind a Mars mission. an understanding of the elements of visual communication and
the technical skills to create designs that give life and motion to
Welcome 2 Robotics! Gr. 7-9 their ideas. Students will learn the software used for print and
Time: 8:00 am–10:00 am; 10:30 am–12:30 pm digital design including Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
Price: $380 Projects and areas of study in this course include design
3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam principles, color theory, typography, digital citizenship, branding,
This course is a hands-on introduction to the challenge of and advertising. Students will apply their skills in a variety of
the construction and programming of autonomous robots. projects including creative personal pieces and real-world client
It is a fun course for anyone wanting to be a part of the next work. The course will culminate with the creation of a portfolio of
generation of engineers and inventors with daily challenges the student's creative works.
and builds. Updated with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 platform,
students will be immersed in a project-based and collaborative Programming in Python: The Snake That Doesn’t
learning environment, solving real world problems as they Bite Gr. 7–12
design, build and program working robots. Please enroll in Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm
session 1 or 2, not both. Price: $355
SESSION 2 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam
Named after Monty Python's Flying Circus, the Python
programming language is designed for readability, simplicity,
and flexibility without sacrificing power. As such, it has quickly
become one of the most popular languages in domains ranging
from entrepreneurial web applications, scientific research, and
artificial intelligence. In this course, you will learn the basics of
Python (data types, control structures, loops, file manipulation,
classes) along with fundamental programming principles. At this
course’s conclusion, you will have the opportunity to explore
novel applications of Python through personal projects of your
own design.
14 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» 21st Century Toolbox Think Like an Inventor Gr. 9–12 New Sport for Health + Fitness Gr. 9–12 Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm Time: 1:15 pm–3:15 pm Price: $380 Price: $380 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam 3 weeks, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam Grounded in Industrial Design (product design) theory and Grounded in Industrial Design (product design) theory and methods, this summer course is all about teaching students to methods, this summer course will focus on designing a new learn how to think like an inventor- think independently, think sport for health and fun with a focus on playground sports and critically, and continue to think with childlike curiosity. Students rackets sports. Students will play and review existing playground will make a series of objects of their interest. One of the projects and racket sports before designing the new sport: 4-square, will include dissecting a hand-held product, identifying the parts pickleball, badminton, and Ping-Pong. To research and design and systems, and displaying it for the class to see. Please enroll the playground sports, students will be spending some time in session 1 or session 2, not both. outdoors. Please enroll in session 1 or session 2, not both. Pathways to Community Leadership Gr. 9–12 Time: 10:30 am–12:30 pm Price: $355 SESSION 2 ONLY, 2 hours, no credit, S/U, no final exam What matters to YOU? Do you care about protecting our environment, wildlife conservation, food insecurity, helping global youth living in poverty, education and health for all, human rights? Have you followed social movements on social media? Want to do more than just click like on an insta or tiktok feed to promote social justice? Learn to align your values and strengths to build power to create change. This course will introduce you to tools including grantmaking, grant writing and the art of public narrative—how to tell your story and connect it to an audience who will be empowered to take action. You will think deeply about your role in solving the problems we face as a society and your role as a youth changemaker. Travel virtually to visit nonprofit organizations and interact with global leaders on several continents. In a fun and interactive environment, students will learn strategies for personal leadership and community organizing. As a final project student teams will write a grant proposal for a Hawaii nonprofit and compete for a monetary grant award from Ananda Fund Hawaii. 15 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023
» Meal Plan
» M eal Plan provides students one Type A hot lunch only per day (Session 1 and Session 2 available)
» C afeteria lunch must be purchased using the Meal Plan; no cash will be accepted
» M eal Plan MUST be purchased on the Registration Portal, open until Thursday, May 11, 2023
» M eal Plan refunds will incur a $25.00 processing fee up through Thursday, May 11, 2023
» N o Meal Plan refunds will be issued starting Friday, May 12, 2023
» M eal Plan will not be refunded nor accepted during the regular school year. Regular ‘Iolani school year meal cards
are not valid during Summer Programs.
» E ntering grade 7–12 students with Meal Plans will pick up lunch from the Student Center. Lunch rosters will be
posted to confirm distribution.
» S nack Bars will be open for cash purchases during lunch
» N o meal service will be provided during Auxiliary weeks
MEAL PLAN INFORMATION
Dates Grades Price
Session 1 June 13–June 30 7–12 $84.50
Session 2 July 3–July 21 7–12 $91
16 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» Auxiliary
Let’s Go Holoholo! Grade 7–8
Week 7 (July 24–July 28) 8:00 am–4:00 pm
Week 8 (July 31–August 4) 8:00 am–4:00 pm
$600
E holoholo kākou! Discover amazing locations around our
beautiful island home during an unforgettable one-week summer
adventure! Your child will enjoy outdoor excursions and on
campus activities, building friendships along the way.
This one week adventure includes the cost of all activities,
lunch and an afternoon snack. No morning snack is provided.
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 each week.
17 UPPER SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMS | 2023» ‘Iolani School Map
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