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1 ‘IOLANI SCHOOL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS 2021–22

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AFTER SCHOOLPROGRAMS

UPDATED: 11/12/21

Special Programs Office Hours and Contact Information

HOURS

August 24, 2021 – June 2, 20228:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Monday through Friday, except school holidays

CONTACT

‘Iolani School563 Kamoku StreetHonolulu, HI 96826(808) 949-5355

SPECIAL PROGRAMS [email protected](808) 943-2262www.iolani.org/about/after-school

DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROGRAMSMelissa Matsuda [email protected](808) 943-2357

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMSDevynne [email protected](808) 943-2368

AFTER SCHOOL CARE Sasha [email protected](808) 943-2242

We are pleased to offer After School Programs (ASP) for the 2021–22 school year, including After School Care (ASC). Students who register for ASP will automatically be enrolled in ASC for that day. You do not need to register or pay for ASC on days you are scheduled for ASP.

Students must attend the full school day in order to attend ASP or ASC. Students who are unable to be picked up during the designated Lower School dismissal times should register for ASP or ASC. Students must be supervised at all times and will not be allowed to wait unattended for their rides after school.

ASP are listed in this catalogue and do not include private music lessons, ‘Iolani-sponsored club activities or sports, including but not limited to ‘Iolani Dance Team practice, Swim Club, private tennis lessons, music lessons, scouts, CSAL, school events, and school clubs.

‘Iolani’s ASC operating policies have been modified to be in compliance with evolving governmental guidelines and the Department of Human Services (DHS) licensure requirements, as well as ‘Iolani School’s COVID-19 guidelines, found in the COVID-19 PANDEMIC OPERATING POLICIES & PROCEDURES section of the ASP Family Handbook at www.iolani.org/after-school-programs.

Should ‘Iolani School announce additional days off or early dismissal days, ASP will not be held, and you will be notified of schedule changes. Class pricing accounts for special schedules and school holidays.

After School ProgramsGeneral Information

Table of ContentsRegistration Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Spring 2022 Program Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2After School Programs Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4After School Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6After School Programs Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Kindergarten Classes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Grade 1 Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Grade 2–3 Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Grades 4–6 Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Grades 7–12 Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30‘Iolani School Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

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HANDBOOK ACKNOWLEDGMENTBefore registering, please carefully read through the

“Registration FAQ” page and other important information found in the After School Programs Handbook found atwww.iolani.org/after-school-programs.

HOW TO REGISTERAfter School Programs registration must be completed online using the My Backpack program found at ‘Iolani’s website (www.iolani.org/after-school-programs). Registrations will not be accepted by telephone, email, fax, or walk-in. Registrations received prior to your child’s assigned date and time as well as incomplete registrations will not be accepted. Registration fills quickly and program spaces are limited, so we recommend registering at the opening time.

You may check the status of your selected courses three to four business days after registration. The course status will change from “Submitted” to “Scheduled” if the student’s enrollment is confirmed.

*Due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, Lower School After School Programs will be open to ‘Iolani students only.

WAITLISTSThe maximum class sizes range from 12 to 20 students. Classes tend to fill quickly during registration. If your child is signed up on the waitlist, there is no guarantee of placement in the course. Waitlists are processed as space becomes available. The Special Programs Office will notify the parent/guardian via email if the student clears the waitlist or if unable to accommodate the waitlist request.

TUITION AND FEESTuition payment in full is due at the time of registration. You may pay by Visa, American Express, or Mastercard.

WITHDRAWAL AND REFUND POLICIESStudents or parents who initiate course withdrawals after submitting their registration will be subject to a refund based on the date when the Special Programs Office receives written email notification from parents for the child’s withdrawal.

Once the registration has been processed, the maximum amount of refund will be 50% of each course. The following schedule determines the amount of the refund:

• 50% refund until Thursday, December 9, 2021 • No refunds will be made after Friday, December 10, 2021

There are no refunds or prorated billing for course time missed . The course fee applies regardless of how many days a child participates in the program. There will be no refunds for unused days.

COURSE CHANGESStudents or parents who initiate course changes (replacing one course for another, requesting time changes) after submitting their registration will be charged $50 for each change requested. No course changes will take place after two meetings of the course.

Courses CANNOT be dropped or changed online via My Backpack . Please email [email protected] for any changes to the schedule. Include your child’s full name and the changes you would like to make.

CANCELED COURSESCourses may be canceled due to insufficient enrollment. If this occurs, parents will be notified via email and we will assist you in finding an alternative class, if available, for your child.

LATE REGISTRATIONFor After School Programs registrations outside the registration dates, please email [email protected]; a late fee of $75 will be charged if space is available.

DROP-INDue to DHS regulations, daily drop-in for After School Care will not be offered. Families will have the option to register monthly or semester by day.

Registration Information

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS REGISTRATION DATES

SPRING COURSE REGISTRATION(all times are 12 p.m. noon HST)

Monday, November 22, 2021Grades 4–12

Tuesday, November 23, 2021Grades 2–3

Wednesday, November 24, 2021Grades K–1

Registration closesThursday, December 2, 2021 at 4:00 p.m.

*See After School Care section for information on registration by month or semester by day




Spring 2022 Program Dates

Class prices are set based on the number of meetings . Exceptions will be noted by class; please check class dates in the course listing .

After School Programs will begin the second week of each semester . Students enrolled in programs are welcome to attend ASC on days they are scheduled for programs during these weeks .

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

14 Meetings1/10/22 – 5/23/22

20 Meetings1/11/22 – 5/31/22

20 Meetings1/12/22 – 6/1/22

18 Meetings1/20/22 – 5/26/22

15 Meetings1/21/22 – 5/27/22

15 Meetings1/3/22 – 5/23/22

21 Meetings1/4/22 – 5/31/22

21 Meetings1/5/22 – 6/1/22

19 Meetings1/6/22 – 5/26/22

16 Meetings1/7/22 – 5/27/22

Spring 2022 After School Programs (ASP) After School Care (ASC)


Spring 2022 Program Dates (continued)

School Holidays and EventsAfter School Programs and After School Care are not provided on holidays, vacations,early dismissal days, or other school days off, including the following dates:

1/13/22 (Thursday) US Semester Exams/LS Faculty Professional Development Day

1/14/22 (Friday) US Semester Exams/LS Faculty Work Day

1/17/22 (Monday) Martin Luther King Jr. Day

2/7/22 (Monday) Head of School Holiday

2/21/22 (Monday) Presidents’ Day


3/18/22 – 3/25/22 (Friday–Friday) Spring Vacation

4/15/22 (Friday) Good Friday

4/22/22 (Friday) ‘Iolani Fair, early dismissal


5/30/22 (Monday) Memorial Day

6/2/22 (Thursday) Last Day of School, early dismissal

Early Dismissal Days

No After School Care or Programs offered on early dismissal days including, but not limited to:

Friday, April 22, 2022: ‘Iolani Fair, early dismissalThursday, June 2, 2022; Kindergarten through grade 6 early dismissal


After School Programs Overview

After School Care (K–6) • • • • • Students may enroll in any or all days

Course Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Notes

Lower School

Red Ball Tennis Gr. K • • Mandarin for Beginners Gr. K • Ballet Gr. K • Super Soccer Stars Gr. K • Jr. Robotics with Bricks4Kidz Gr. K • Gymnastics Gr. K • Kindergarten Jazz • Intro to Japanese Gr. K • Keiki Hula Gr. K • Little Vet School Gr. K •


Kindergarten

Red Ball Tennis Gr. 1 • • Gymnastics Gr. 1 • Super Soccer Stars Gr. 1 • Learn to Swim Gr. 1 • • Students will be tested during the first week to determine swim levels

Junior Jazz Gr. 1 • Bricks 4 Kidz Gr. 1 • Ballet Gr. 1 • Intro to Japanese Gr. 1 • Minecraft EDU Gr. 1 • Mandarin for Beginners Gr. 1 • Keiki Hula Gr. 1 • Little Vet School Gr. 1 •


Grade 1


After School Programs Overview (continued)

Little Vet School Gr. 2–3 • STEM Design with LEGO Gr. 2 • STEM Design with LEGO Gr. 3 • Orange Ball Tennis Gr. 2–3 • • Learn to Swim Gr. 2 • • Students will be tested during the first week to determine swim levels Minecraft EDU Gr. 2–3 • Priority given to new students

Ballet Gr. 2–3 • Intro to Japanese Gr. 2–3 • Building is Fun! Gr. 2 • Junior Jazz Gr. 2–3 • Gymnastics Gr. 2 • Print, Paint, Play Gr. 2–3 • Priority given to new students Mandarin for Beginners Gr. 2–3 •


Grade 2–3

Mandarin for Beginners Gr. 4–6 • Creative Coding Gr. 4–6 • Judo 2 Gr. 4–6 • • Priority given to returning students Green Ball Tennis Gr. 4–6 • • Learn to Swim Gr. 4–6 • • Students will be tested during the first week to determine swim levels Minecraft EDU Gr. 4–6 • Junior Ballet Gr. 4–6 • Gods, Monsters & Heroes Gr. 4–6 • Jazz Gr. 4–6 • Explorations in Esports Gr. 4–6 • Design + Fabrication Gr. 5–6 • Students who registered fall semester should NOT register spring semester

Intro to Japanese Gr. 4–6 • Creative Ceramic Handbuilding Gr. 4–6 • Priority given to new students Gaming for Good Gr. 4–6 • Hawai‘i PhotoVentures Gr. 4–6 •


Grade 4–6

Yellow Ball Tennis Gr. 7–9 • • Red Dance Tech Gr. 7–12 • Must be on ‘Iolani Dance Team Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Gr. 7–12 • Instructor approval required Black Dance Tech Gr. 7–12 • Must be on ‘Iolani Dance Team


Upper School


After School Care

After School Care (ASC) is dedicated to providing a safe, well-supervised, and relaxed environment for ‘Iolani students grades Kindergarten through 6. After school activities include arts and crafts, storytelling, and staff-led indoor and outdoor games. Students grades 2 and up will have a designated homework time in which they should work on their assignments or silently read a book.

ASC is offered from the end of the school day to 5:30 p.m. on full school days. No care is provided on holidays, vacations, early dismissal days, or other school days off (see Spring Program Dates on page 3).

Students who register for an After School Program (ASP) will automatically be enrolled in ASC for that day. You do not need to register or pay for ASC on days you are scheduled for programs. ASP are listed in this catalogue and do not include private music lessons, ‘Iolani-sponsored club activities or sports, including, but not limited to ‘Iolani Dance Team practice, Swim Club, private tennis lessons, scouts, CSAL, school events, and school clubs.

Students are expected to report to ASC immediately after they are released from school, check-in, and follow the directions of the staff. Teachers or staff will escort students to their ASP at the designated times.

‘Iolani’s ASC operating policies have been modified to be in compliance with evolving governmental guidelines and the Department of Human Services (DHS) licensure requirements as well as ‘Iolani School’s COVID-19 guidelines, found in the COVID-19 PANDEMIC OPERATING POLICIES & PROCEDURES section of the ASP Family Handbook at www.iolani.org/after-school-programs. We will continue to update families as these procedures are expected to evolve based on ongoing risk assessment and informed best practices to keep our students, employees, and families safe. The following are ASC highlights for the 2021–2022 school year: • ASC students will practice physical distancing within their after school cohorts, and students are required to wear their

PPE (face masks) during ASC. • Temperature checks will be conducted at the start of ASC each day. • ASC students will remain in their school day cohorts, with the possibility of mixing with same grade level cohorts,

depending on enrollment and staffing. • No snacks will be provided. There will be a snack time where students may eat snacks brought from home. There will be

no sharing of snacks. • Due to DHS regulations, we will not offer daily drop in. Instead, families have the option to register for the semester by

day or one month at a time.

(For ‘Iolani students only)

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Spring 2022 After School Care Registration OptionsThere are two registration options: semester by day or monthly registration .Please select one option OR the other – not both .

OPTION 1: SPRING SEMESTER BY DAY REGISTRATION

Monday, November 22: Grades 4–6Tuesday, November 23: Grades 2–3

Wednesday, November 24: Grades K–1

Thursday, December 24:00 p.m.

Registration opens on My Backpack:

Registration Closes:

After School Care Kindergarten - Spring Semester By Day

Monday January 3 – May 23 2:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $210.00 E0006

Tuesday January 4 – May 31 2:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $294.00 E0007

Wednesday January 5 – June 1 2:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $294.00 E0008

Thursday January 6 – May 26 2:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $266.00 E0009

Friday January 7 – May 27 2:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $224.00 E0010

After School Care Grade 1 - Spring Semester By Day







Spring 2022 After School Care Registration Options (continued)
































OPTION 2: MONTHLY REGISTRATION


*Note: You will not be able to register for February through June Monthly ASC during the initial registration period in November.

To register for ASC for the month of:

Monday, November 22: Grades 4–6Tuesday, November 23: Grades 2–3

Wednesday, November 24: Grades K–1Thursday, December 2, 2021January

Registration opens on My Backpack 12 p.m. noon HST

Registration closes 4:00 p.m. HST

Tuesday, January 11, 2022

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Tuesday, March 8, 2022

Tuesday, January 18, 2022February*

March*

April*

Wednesday, April 13, 2022May/June*

Tuesday, February 15, 2022

Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Grade Levels Start Date End Date Cost Course Code

Grade K January 3, 2021 January 31, 2021 $270.00 E7021

Grade 1 January 3, 2021 January 31, 2021 $270.00 E7022



Grades 4–6 January 3, 2021 January 31, 2021 $270.00 E7025

January After School Care - Monthly




Grade K February 1, 2021 February 28, 2021 $270.00 E7026

Grade 1 February 1, 2021 February 28, 2021 $270.00 E7027



Grades 4–6 February 1, 2021 February 28, 2021 $270.00 E7030

February After School Care - Monthly


Grade K March 1, 2021 March 31, 2021 $240.00 E7031

Grade 1 March 1, 2021 March 31, 2021 $240.00 E7032



Grades 4–6 March 1, 2021 March 31, 2021 $240.00 E7035

March After School Care - Monthly


Grade K April 1, 2021 April 29, 2021 $270.00 E7036

Grade 1 April 1, 2021 April 29, 2021 $270.00 E7037



Grades 4–6 April 1, 2021 April 29, 2021 $270.00 E7040

April After School Care - Monthly


Grade K May 2, 2021 June 1, 2021 $330.00 E7041

Grade 1 May 2, 2021 June 1, 2021 $330.00 E7042

Grade 2 May 2, 2021 June 1, 2021 $330.00 E7043

Grade 3 May 2, 2021 June 1, 2021 $330.00 E7044

Grades 4–6 May 2, 2021 June 1, 2021 $330.00 E7045

May/June After School Care - Monthly


After School Programs

After School Programs (ASP) support the mission of ‘Iolani School by offering engaging classes and enlisting a team of trained teachers and staff. Students who register for ASP will automatically be enrolled in After School Care (ASC) for that day. You do not need to register or pay for ASC on days you are scheduled for programs.

ASP are listed in this catalogue and do not include private music lessons, ‘Iolani-sponsored club activities or sports, including, but not limited to ‘Iolani Dance Team, Swim Club, private tennis lessons, scouts, CSAL, school events, and school clubs. Contact these programs directly for more information.


Tennis

Welcome to the ‘Iolani tennis program where students of all ages and skill levels learn to play “the sport for a lifetime” in a fun and nurturing environment. The many benefits tennis provides include the physical and psychological development of the student where challenges engage the body and mind. Perseverance, problem solving, and learning to work with others are traits formed through the process. In order to ensure proper safety measures and social distancing, class sizes will be smaller with a much smaller student to coach ratio. Coaches will wear PPE during instruction and hand sanitizer will be available to students before and after class.

The ‘Iolani tennis classes are part of a developmental pathway where students matriculate from one skill level to the next as they make progress. Group class offerings range from Kindergarten through the Upper School where the size of the court, racket, and ball are age and skill appropriate. We have adopted the USTA “10 and under tennis” format where the play area and rackets start off small for younger students and progressively get larger as students age up.

The tennis programs have been established with three phases, taking into account the age and experience of each student. Each phase will focus on technical fundamentals, patterns of play, and match play appropriate for the skill level. The phases are as follows:

1. Beginner – Advanced Beginner (0–3 years experience, grades (K–6) a. Classes are offered up to two times per week to students just starting the sport with 0–2 years of experience.

There will be a maximum of 18 students per class to ensure a student to coach ratio of 6:1. b. Red Ball Lessons (K–1) Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30–3:15 p.m. c. Orange Ball Lessons (2–3) Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:30–3:15 p.m. d. Green Ball Lessons (4–6) Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30–4:15 p.m. 2. Intermediate – Advanced Intermediate (3+ years experience, grades 7–9) a. Classes are offered up to two times per week to those who aspire to play on ILH tennis teams. There will be a

maximum of 18 students per class to ensure a coach to student ratio of 6:1. b. Yellow Ball Lessons (7–9) Mondays and Wednesdays 3:30–4:15 p.m.

Students should wear athletic shoes and bring a water bottle and tennis racket, if available. Tennis rackets will be provided as needed. Please see individual course descriptions for more details.

PRIVATE LESSONS Private lessons are offered to those students who request one on one instruction. Fundamental stroke production, foot work, and point development are the three areas of training focused on in private training. The following are the time options and rates.

Time Rate 1 hour $65.003/4 hour $50.001/2 hour $35.00

CONTACT INFORMATIONFor any questions related to small group or private lessons, please contact Henry Somerville, Director of Tennis, at [email protected].


Learn to Swim

The after school Learn to Swim Program provides basic swim instruction to students grades 1–6. Students are grouped according to ability during the first week of class and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally, they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Learn to Swim includes enrollment in After School Care on both Tuesdays and Thursdays for the selected semester. Students grades 1–6 may enroll in both fall and spring sessions. Enrollment in each class is limited.

‘IOLANI SWIM CLUBFor advanced swimmers, please contact the ‘Iolani Swim Club at (808) 943-2289.

‘Iolani Swim Club is not associated with After School Programs. After School Care is not included for those in the ‘Iolani Swim Club and escorting is not provided by ASC. Please make arrangements to have your child escorted to practices and events. Please review the After School Handbook for details.


Performing Arts

After School Performing Arts Programs provide students an opportunity to explore various dance forms such as ballet, gymnastics, hula and jazz. All students are expected to be prompt for class, dressed appropriately with hair pulled back neatly. Beginners may come in P.E. clothes on the first day of class. See individual course descriptions for more details and requirements. For questions regarding After School Performing Arts Programs, email Cyrenne Okimura, at [email protected].

‘IOLANI DANCE TEAMThe ‘Iolani Dance Team is not associated with After School Programs. After School Care is not included for ‘Iolani Dance Team practices and escorting is not provided by ASC. Please make arrangements to have your child escorted to IDT practice and events. Please review the After School Handbook for details. Questions regarding the ‘Iolani Dance Team may be emailed to Cyrenne Okimura, at [email protected].

MUSIC LESSONSContact the Performing Arts Department ([email protected]) for information on private music lessons.


Jr . Robotics with Bricks 4 Kidz®We believe learning should be fun! Our LEGO® robotics programs improve kids’ ability to apply scientific ideas to real-life projects and create tangible results. Designed for kids, our WeDo® robotics classes give students the chance to build and program models using LEGO® WeDo® computer software. As they learn these practical technical skills, they become active participants in their own learning through a hands-on and fun project experience. Using LEGO® Bricks, motors and gears, students will build vehicles, simple machines, inventions and many other fun gadgets. They will also develop their problem-solving skills. Students will build a different motorized model each class. This class is presented by Bricks4Kidz.

2:30–3:30 p.m. F6005 $655.00

Kindergarten: Course Descriptions

MONDAYS (January 10 – May 23)

2:30–3:15 p.m. T1005 $440.00 Red Ball Tennis Gr . KThis course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Small rackets and low compression red balls are used to enhance the learning process. See Tennis page for more course information.

Ballet Gr . KBallet for Kindergarten introduces ballet to beginning students. The class stresses dance fundamentals, terminology, and basic techniques. Ballet attire: Leotard, ballet slippers (no tights required). Hair should be pulled back neatly.

Mandarin for Beginners Gr . KMandarin Chinese for beginners is a fun, interactive, and activity-oriented class. Students will learn about numbers, body parts, colors, and animals. Greetings and simple and polite phrases will also be taught through music and singing. Join us for this introduction to Chinese language and culture in a fun interactive setting! This class is presented by Emily’s Music Studio.

Super Soccer Stars Gr . KSuper Soccer Stars started in New York 20 years ago and is the most sought-after Soccer program on the East and West coast. Our fun, high quality and creative curricula is focused on ball mastery (dribbling, dribbling with speed, shielding, turning, passing, shooting) and introduction to group skills (partners, passing, receiving, spacing, defending the ball, keeping possession of the ball, etc.) Lesson plan format: Cheer, Warm up, Static and Dynamic stretches, Skill building - 3 different skills in group setting, Scrimmage, Recap and Cheer. Join us and experience a better way to learn and play Soccer! This class is presented by Super Soccer Stars.

TUESDAYS (January 11 – May 31)

2:30–3:15 p.m. D1005 $275.00

2:45–3:30 p.m. L2005 $375.00

2:45–3:30 p.m. R5005 $510.00


Kindergarten: Course Descriptions (continued)

THURSDAYS (January 20 – May 26)

Kindergarten JazzKindergarten Jazz covers basic dance steps, motor skills and beginning choreography. Jazz attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Jazz shoes or grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

2:45–3:30 p.m. D2005 $345.00

Intro to Japanese Gr . KGeared towards younger students with an interest in Japan, Intro to Japanese will prepare students to learn about Japanese language and culture in a fun, low-pressure environment. Students will learn basic vocabulary and phrases, including greetings and introductions, and will learn about age-appropriate culture topics. No prior language or cultural knowledge is necessary for students to enroll. Enrollment in the fall session will be given priority for enrollment in the spring session.

3:30–4:15 p.m. L4005 $345.00

FRIDAYS (January 21 – May 27)

Keiki Hula Gr . KKeiki Hula is an introduction to the art of hula, emphasizing basic terminology, and hula steps. Students will learn several routines over the semester in a fun and nurturing environment.

2:30–3:15 p.m. D4005 $290.00

WEDNESDAYS (January 12 – June 1)

Gymnastics Gr . KThis class is an introduction to gymnastics. Students will work on basic body positions for safety and proper technique, forward and backward rolls, handstands, introduction to cartwheels, strength and conditioning exercises, and more. Gymnastics attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

2:45–3:30 p.m. D5005 $385.00

2:30–3:15 p.m. T1025 $630.00 Red Ball Tennis Gr . KThis course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Small rackets and low compression red balls are used to enhance the learning process. See Tennis page for more course information.

Little Vet School Gr . KDoes your child love animals? Little Veterinarian School teaches kids all about ANIMAL Care in a FUN, Engaging and Practical way! Your child will dress up like Vets, use instruments that Vets use and learn about Dog Assessment, Nutrition, Hydration, How to treat Laceration and perform Surgery!, How to remove Ticks!, Vaccinations and so much more! Your child will receive a soft plush dog, dog bowl, journal, surgery kit, dog bone cookie cutter, white coat, stethoscope, diploma and more! Join us for an enriching and truly hands-on experience of Veterinarians. This curriculum is developed and certified by Veterinarians and a team of Doctors. This class is presented by Little Medical School.

2:45–3:30 p.m. F8005 $620.00


Grade 1: Course Descriptions


Gymnastics Gr . 1This class is an introduction to gymnastics. Students will work on basic body positions for safety and proper technique, forward and backward rolls, handstands, introduction to cartwheels, and strength and conditioning exercises. Gymnastics attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

2:45–3:30 p.m. D5105 $275.00

Super Soccer Stars Gr . 1Super Soccer Stars started in New York 20 years ago and is the most sought-after Soccer program on the East and West coast. Our fun, high quality and creative curricula is focused on ball mastery (dribbling, dribbling with speed, shielding, turning, passing, shooting) and introduction to group skills (partners, passing, receiving, spacing, defending the ball, keeping possession of the ball, etc.) Lesson plan format: Cheer, Warm up, Static and Dynamic stretches, Skill building - 3 different skills in group setting, Scrimmage, Recap and Cheer. Join us and experience a better way to learn and play Soccer! This class is presented by Super Soccer Stars.

3:45–4:30 p.m. R5015 $510.00

Red Ball Tennis Gr . 1This course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Small rackets and low compression red balls are used to enhance the learning process. See Tennis page for more course information.

2:30–3:15 p.m. T1015 $440.00


Grade 1: Course Descriptions (continued)


Red Ball Tennis Gr . 1This course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Small rackets and low compression red balls are used to enhance the learning process. See Tennis page for more course information.

2:30–3:15 p.m. T1035 $630.00

Ballet Gr . 1Introduces ballet to beginning students. Class stresses dance fundamentals, terminology, and basic technique. Ballet attire: Leotard, ballet slippers (no tights required). Hair should be pulled back neatly.

2:30–3:15 p.m. D1105 $385.00


3:30–4:30 p.m. F6015 $655.00 Jr . Robotics with Bricks 4 Kidz® Gr . 1We believe learning should be fun! Our LEGO® robotics programs improve kids’ ability to apply scientific ideas to real-life projects and create tangible results. Designed for kids, our WeDo® robotics classes give students the chance to build and program models using LEGO® WeDo® computer software. As they learn these practical technical skills, they become active participants in their own learning through a hands-on and fun project experience. Using LEGO® Bricks, motors and gears, students will build vehicles, simple machines, inventions and many other fun gadgets. They will also develop their problem-solving skills. Students will build a different motorized model each class. This class is presented by Bricks4Kidz.

Jr . Jazz Gr . 1Class covers basic dance steps, motor skills and beginning choreography. Jazz attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Jazz shoes or grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

2:45–3:30 p.m. D2105 $385.00

2:45–3:10 p.m. S1015 $570.00 Learn to Swim Gr . 1The after school Learn to Swim Program provides basic swim instruction to students grades 1–6 two days a week. Students are grouped according to ability during the first week of class and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally, they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Lessons are held Tuesdays and Thursdays; course fee includes two lessons each week for the spring semester. Students grades 1–6 may enroll in both fall and spring sessions. Enrollment in each class is limited.




Learn to Swim Gr . 1The after school Learn to Swim Program provides basic swim instruction to students grades 1–6 two days a week. Students are grouped according to ability during the first week of class and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally, they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Lessons are held Tuesdays and Thursdays; course fee includes two lessons each week for the spring semester. Students grades 1–6 may enroll in both fall and spring sessions. Enrollment in each class is limited.

2:45–3:10 p.m. S1015 $570.00

Intro to Japanese Gr . 1Geared towards younger students with an interest in Japan, Intro to Japanese will prepare students to learn about Japanese language and culture in a fun, low-pressure environment. Students will learn basic vocabulary and phrases, including greetings and introductions, and will learn about age-appropriate culture topics. No prior language or cultural knowledge is necessary for students to enroll. Enrollment in the fall session will be given priority for enrollment in the spring session.

2:45–3:30 p.m. L4015 $345.00

Minecraft Edu: Build Your World Gr . 1Minecraft: Education Edition is the Minecraft that children know and love to play but it is designed for the classroom. It teaches students the fundamentals of programming skills, teamwork, collaboration, problem solving, communication, project management, and offers a fantastic environment to foster creativity and “out of the box” thinking. Students will become architects in the Minecraft universe through lessons and challenges connected to Computer Science, History, Language Arts, Science, Math, and more! They will also learn computer basics such as keyboarding and mouse skills in order to successfully navigate in the Minecraft universe on a laptop. Grab a diamond pickaxe, your favorite block, and let’s start building! NO CLASS held January 20 and March 17.

2:45–3:30 p.m. F3015 $355.00




Mandarin for Beginners Gr . 1Mandarin Chinese for beginners is a fun, interactive, and activity-oriented class. Students will learn about numbers, body parts, colors, and animals. Greetings and simple and polite phrases will also be taught through music and singing. Join us for this introduction to Chinese language and culture in a fun interactive setting! This class is presented by Emily’s Music Studio.

2:45–3:30 p.m. L2015 $390.00

Keiki Hula Gr . 1Keiki Hula is an introduction to the art of hula, emphasizing basic terminology, and hula steps. Students will learn several routines over the semester in a fun and nurturing environment.

3:15–4:00 p.m. D4105 $290.00

Little Vet School Gr . 1Does your child love animals? Little Veterinarian School teaches kids all about ANIMAL Care in a FUN, Engaging and Practical way! Your child will dress up like Vets, use instruments that Vets use and learn about Dog Assessment, Nutrition, Hydration, How to treat Laceration and perform Surgery!, How to remove Ticks!, Vaccinations and so much more! Your child will receive a soft plush dog, dog bowl, journal, surgery kit, dog bone cookie cutter, white coat, stethoscope, diploma and more! Join us for an enriching and truly hands-on experience of Veterinarians. This curriculum is developed and certified by Veterinarians and a team of Doctors. This class is presented by Little Medical School.

3:45–4:30 p.m. F8015 $620.00


Grades 2–3: Course Descriptions


2:45–3:30 p.m. F8025 $580.00 Little Vet School Gr . 2Does your child love animals? Little Veterinarian School teaches kids all about ANIMAL Care in a FUN, Engaging and Practical way! Your child will dress up like Vets, use instruments that Vets use and learn about Dog Assessment, Nutrition, Hydration, How to treat Laceration and perform Surgery!, How to remove Ticks!, Vaccinations and so much more! Your child will receive a soft plush dog, dog bowl, journal, surgery kit, dog bone cookie cutter, white coat, stethoscope, diploma and more! Join us for an enriching and truly hands-on experience of Veterinarians. This curriculum is developed and certified by Veterinarians and a team of Doctors. This class is presented by Little Medical School.

3:00–4:30 p.m. F2025 $470.00 STEM Design with LEGO Gr . 2Motors, gears, axels and bricks! Oh my! Students will master their engineering and design skills with tens of thousands of LEGO components while applying real world concepts in physics, engineering, design and architecture. Students will collaborate and build like never before, and explore their wildest designs in a supportive environment while building STEM-based LEGO projects such as Mechanized Walkers, Motorized Tanks, Conveyor Belts, 10-foot tall Skyscrapers and much more! New and returning students will learn through play to design and engineer at the next level. New projects will be featured each semester and all materials will be provided to engineers of all levels. This class is presented by Wrenn Okada Photography + Design. NO CLASS will be held April 4, 2022.

3:45–4:30 p.m. F8035 $580.00 Little Vet School Gr . 3Does your child love animals? Little Veterinarian School teaches kids all about ANIMAL Care in a FUN, Engaging and Practical way! Your child will dress up like Vets, use instruments that Vets use and learn about Dog Assessment, Nutrition, Hydration, How to treat Laceration and perform Surgery!, How to remove Ticks!, Vaccinations and so much more! Your child will receive a soft plush dog, dog bowl, journal, surgery kit, dog bone cookie cutter, white coat, stethoscope, diploma and more! Join us for an enriching and truly hands-on experience of Veterinarians. This curriculum is developed and certified by Veterinarians and a team of Doctors. This class is presented by Little Medical School.


Grade 2–3: Course Descriptions (continued)


2:30–3:15 p.m. T1045/T1055 $630.00 Orange Ball Tennis Gr . 2/Orange Ball Tennis Gr . 3This course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Age appropriate sized court, rackets and low compression orange balls are used to enhance the learning process. See Tennis page for more course information.


3:00–4:30 p.m. F2035 $635.00 STEM Design with LEGO Gr . 3Motors, gears, axels and bricks! Oh my! Students will master their engineering and design skills with tens of thousands of LEGO components while applying real world concepts in physics, engineering, design and architecture. Students will collaborate and build like never before, and explore their wildest designs in a supportive environment while building STEM-based LEGO projects such as Mechanized Walkers, Motorized Tanks, Conveyor Belts, 10-foot tall Skyscrapers and much more! New and returning students will learn through play to design and engineer at the next level. New projects will be featured each semester and all materials will be provided to engineers of all levels. This class is presented by Wrenn Okada Photography + Design. NO CLASS held on April 5.






Ballet Gr . 2/Ballet Gr . 3Emphasis on technique, body alignment, dance fundamentals and center work. Ballet attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

3:15–4:15 p.m. D1205/D1305 $415.00

Intro to Japanese Gr . 2/ Intro to Japanese Gr . 3Calling all fun-loving learners! As we sing, dance, play games, listen to stories, speak, and write, the students will grow a deeper awareness and interest in Japanese language and culture. Since we will be covering introductory language, no background or experience in Japanese is necessary. Learners at all levels are welcome.

3:30–4:30 p.m. L4025/L4035 $415.00

2:45–3:30 p.m. F3025/F3035 $385.00 Minecraft EDU Gr . 2/Minecraft EDU Gr . 3Minecraft: Education Edition is the Minecraft that children know and love to play but it is designed for the classroom. It supports collaboration, creative problem solving, communication, and systems thinking. Students will become architects in the Minecraft universe through lessons and challenges connected to Computer Science, History, Language Arts, Science, Math, and more! Students will also learn elements of design and fabrication using Makey Makey (a little USB device that can transform everyday objects into computer interfaces by making switches that act like keys on a keyboard) to construct working game controllers and practice valuable engineering skills. Grab a diamond pickaxe, your favorite block, and let’s start building! NO CLASS held January 18 and March 15. Priority given to new students.


Orange Ball Tennis Gr . 2/Orange Ball Tennis Gr . 3This course is designed to make learning fun. The emphasis is on a fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through group activities and games. Age appropriate sized court, rackets and low compression orange balls are used to enhance the learning process.

2:30–3:15 p.m. T1065/T1075 $565.00

Building is Fun! Gr . 2In our second grade STEM class we welcome students to discover the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics through hands-on experiments, comprehensive instruction, and the pursuit of original projects led by students themselves. Powered through phenomena and their wonderings, students will create, design, and build to solve problems.

2:45–3:30 p.m. F1025 $395.00






3:30–4:30 p.m. D2205/D2305 $375.00 Jr . Jazz Gr . 2/Jr . Jazz Gr . 3Class incorporates challenging choreography, technique and performance skills. Jazz attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Jazz shoes or grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.


2:45–3:30 p.m. D5205 $290.00 Gymnastics Gr . 2Students will work on variations of cartwheels, control in handstands, introduction to back and front walk-overs, and a greater emphasis on strength and conditioning exercises. Gymnastics attire: Tops with leggings or shorts, no dresses. Grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.



3:45–4:30 p.m. L2025/L2035 $390.00 Mandarin for Beginners Gr . 2/Mandarin for Beginners Gr . 3Mandarin Chinese for beginners is a fun, interactive, and activity-oriented class. Students will learn about numbers, body parts, colors, and animals. Greetings and simple and polite phrases will also be taught through music and singing. Join us for this introduction to Chinese language and culture in a fun interactive setting! This class is presented by Emily’s Music Studio.

3:45–4:45 p.m. A1025/A1035 $365.00 Print, Paint, Play Gr . 2/Print, Paint, Play Gr . 3In this course, students will learn a wide variety of printmaking processes that yield both one-of-a-kind images and multiples. We will use styrofoam, cardboard and Geli plates with inks and paints to create printed images. We will also experiment with adding drawn and painted elements to prints with a variety of materials and explore collaging prints to make new images. Priority given to NEW students.




3:30–5:00 p.m. F4005 $335.00 Creative Coding: Scratch Gr . 4–6Learn what it takes to code your very own video games from the initial concept to the final publishing just like the indie game developers who make Minecraft and Clash Royale! In this class, students create video games from start to finish as they explore the brand new world of indie game development while reinforcing math, logic, and problem solving skills. No prior programming experience required.

3:45–4:30 p.m. L2045 $375.00 Mandarin for Beginners Gr . 4-6Mandarin Chinese for beginners is a fun, interactive, and activity-oriented class. Students will learn about numbers, body parts, colors, and animals. Greetings and simple and polite phrases will also be taught through music and singing. Join us for this introduction to Chinese language and culture in a fun interactive setting!


3:15–4:00 p.m. J1005 $385.00 Judo 2 Gr . 4–6Yellow belts and higher, priority given to returning students. This course is designed for Grades 4-6, and yellow belts and above. Students learn basic judo techniques, including ukemi (falling) techniques, elementary tachiwaza (stand-throwing) techniques, and newaza (grappling) techniques. Enrollment is open to boys and girls, and is limited. Judogi required. The instructor may arrange for the purchase of the judogi (uniform) on the first day of class. For more information, please contact [email protected]

3:30–4:15 p.m. T1085 $630.00 Green Ball Tennis Gr . 4–6This course is offered to students grades 4-6 who are interested in developing the technical skills to play in organized team competition. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through instruction and games. Students will be separated by ability level to ensure a comfortable learning environment.

3:30–4:30 p.m. F3045 $410.00 Minecraft EDU Gr . 4–6Minecraft: Education Edition is the Minecraft that children know and love to play but it is designed for the classroom. It supports collaboration, creative problem solving, communication, and systems thinking. Students will become architects in the Minecraft universe through lessons and challenges connected to Coding, Science, History, Language Arts, Math, and more! Grab a diamond pickaxe, your favorite block, and let’s start building! NO CLASS held January 18 and March 15.




3:35–4:00 p.m. S1045 $570.00 Learn to Swim Gr . 4–6The after school Learn to Swim Program provides basic swim instruction to students grades 1–6 two days a week. Students are grouped according to ability during the first week of class and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally, they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Lessons are held Tuesdays and Thursdays; course fee includes two lessons each week for the spring semester. Students grades 1–6 may enroll in both fall and spring sessions. Enrollment in each class is limited.

3:30–4:30 p.m. D1405 $415.00 Jr . Ballet Gr . 4–6A more advanced look at ballet, concentrating on technique, center work, and performance skills. Ballet attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Hair should be pulled back neatly.


Gods, Monsters & Heroes Gr . 4-6This enrichment course provides an introduction to the exciting and enduring myths and legends of ancient Greece and Rome. Students will follow the adventures of owl-eyed Athena, cunning Odysseus, earth-shaking Poseidon, the snake-haired Gorgon, and all the other key gods, goddesses, heroes, and monsters of the ancient world. They will also receive an introduction to the basics of the Latin and Greek languages. Activities will include a fun and engaging mixture of readings, films, games, and hands-on projects.

3:30–4:30 p.m. F4405 $415.00

Junior Jazz Gr . 4-6This class incorporates challenging choreography, technique and performance skills. Jazz attire, no dresses. Jazz shoes or grip socks. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

3:30–4:30 p.m. D2405 $415.00

Explorations in Esports Gr . 4-6This class introduces students to the growing field of Esports. Students will explore age-appropriate topics ranging from Esports streaming and casting, team management, coaching, sponsorship, video (VOD) reviews and more as students explore the requirements, skills and desired leadership traits of collegiate and professional Esports.

3:30–5:00 p.m. F4105 $475.00



3:15–4:00 p.m. J1006 $345.00


Judo 2 Gr . 4–6Yellow belts and higher, priority given to returning students. This course is designed for Grades 4-6, and yellow belts and above. Students learn basic judo techniques, including ukemi (falling) techniques, elementary tachiwaza (stand-throwing) techniques, and newaza (grappling) techniques. Enrollment is open to boys and girls, and is limited. Judogi required. The instructor may arrange for the purchase of the judogi (uniform) on the first day of class. For more information, please contact [email protected].

3:30–4:15 p.m. T1095 $565.00 Green Ball Tennis Gr . 4–6This course is offered to students grades 4-6 who are interested in developing the technical skills to play in organized team competition. The emphasis is on fundamental balance, movement, hand-eye coordination, and stroke development through instruction and games. Students will be separated by ability level to ensure a comfortable learning environment.

3:30–4:30 p.m. F4305 $425.00 Design + Fabrication Gr . 5–6Students will inspire the innovator within themselves and make amazing creations using the advanced technology and tools available in the lower school’s Design and Technology lab. Students will learn how to use the various tools and machines in the lab safely while practicing appropriate skills and techniques. They will begin by learning the Engineering Design Process and understand Design Thinking methodology to develop ideas to solve problems. Throughout this enriching experience, students will utilize assorted materials to discover, explore, and tinker with basic and advanced design elements to create almost anything they can imagine. Students will be given the opportunity to take their fabricated masterpieces home to share what they have learned with family and friends at the close of each project. Students should bring their charged iPad to class each day to make the best use of their time. Students who took the class in the fall should not enroll in the spring class. NO CLASS held March 17.

3:30–4:30 p.m. L4045 $375.00 Intro to Japanese Gr . 4–6Calling all fun-loving learners! As we sing, dance, play games, listen to stories, speak, and write, the students will grow a deeper awareness and interest in Japanese language and culture. Since we will be covering introductory language, no background or experience in Japanese is necessary. Learners at all levels are welcome.



3:35–4:00 p.m. S1045 $570.00


Learn to Swim Gr . 4–6The after school Learn to Swim Program provides basic swim instruction to students grades 1–6 two days a week. Students are grouped according to ability during the first week of class and advance at their own rate. The main goals are to promote water safety and build stroke foundations. Children should bring their own towel, goggles, swimsuit, and sunblock. Additionally, they must be able to apply their own sunblock as well as change in and out of their own bathing suit. Lessons are held Tuesdays and Thursdays; course fee includes two lessons each week for the spring semester. Students grades 1–6 may enroll in both fall and spring sessions. Enrollment in each class is limited.

3:45–5:15 p.m. A2005 $480.00 Creative Ceramic Handbuilding Gr . 4–6In this course, students will develop creative ideas for functional forms like cups, mugs, spoons, plates and more. We will explore using coil, pinch and slab handbuilding techniques to execute designs. Various surface decoration techniques with glazes and underglazes will be covered, and all functional wares will be food safe. Priority given to new students.


Gaming for GoodThe vision of the Gaming for Good class is to create a positive environment where students can explore and play a variety of age-appropriate video games while working together in teams to achieve common goals. Video games have been carefully selected to help teach and promote collaboration, creativity, teamwork, and physical activity, while also reinforcing positive social skills and behaviors among peers. Students in this class will also have opportunities to work in project teams to plan and organize various events that educate and promote the Gaming for Good vision.

3:30–4:30 p.m. F4205 $350.00

Hawai‘i PhotoVenturesHawai‘i PhotoVentures will introduce students into the awe-inspiring world of photography! Students will see the world in a fresh and unique perspective using the state-of-the-art Professional Sony Mirrorless Cameras and Fujifilm Instax Liplay Cameras. Weekly projects will expand their knowledge while developing skills in the arts of portrait, landscape, street, commercial and travel photography. Principles in composition, lighting, rule of thirds and manual exposure will be explored while students shoot, edit, print and showcase their work in a take-home portfolio. Projects include a studio portrait shoot, photo adventures throughout campus, product shots, instant film hacks and much more! Students will have access to professional equipment, lighting, props, tripods, backdrops and more. New projects and concepts will be covered each semester and all skill levels are welcome! This class is presented by Wrenn Okada Photography + Design. NO CLASS held April 8.

3:30–4:45 p.m. A3005 $535.00




3:30–4:15 p.m. T2005 $340.00 Yellow Ball TennisThis program is for students who are able to rally and have had some competitive experience. Classes are offered twice a week to those who aspire to play on ILH tennis teams. The program training features stroke production, match play strategy and tactics, match preparation, and how to control the emotions in the heat of competition. Students will be separated by ability level to ensure a comfortable learning environment.

3:30–4:30 p.m. D3305 $250.00 Black Team Tech Gr . 7–12FOR ‘IOLANI DANCE TEAM MEMBERS ONLY. For the more experienced dancer, this class focuses on the intricate and challenging art of ballet incorporating dance fundamentals, center work, and choreography.


Yellow Ball Tennis Gr . 7–9This program is for students who are able to rally and have had some competitive experience. Classes are offered twice a week to those who aspire to play on ILH tennis teams. The program training features stroke production, match play strategy and tactics, match preparation, and how to control the emotions in the heat of competition. Students will be separated by ability level to ensure a comfortable learning environment.

3:30–4:15 p.m. T2015 $480.00

3:30–4:30 p.m. D1505 $350.00


Intermediate/Advanced BalletA continued study of the intricate art of ballet. Class stresses classic fundamentals, technique, and center work. Select students will be allowed on pointe per recommendation of the instructor. Instructor’s approval is required prior to registration. Ballet attire: Leotard, tights, ballet slippers. Hair should be pulled back neatly.

4:30–5:30 p.m. D3405 $350.00 Red Team TechFOR ‘IOLANI DANCE TEAM MEMBERS ONLY. For the more experienced dancer, this class focuses on the intricate and challenging art of ballet, incorporating dance fundamentals, center work, and choreography. In addition, the class will include an assortment of intermediate level dance techniques.


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