St. Andrew's Schools

Yes, but Kindergarten through 1st grade has been designed for learning in a single-gender classroom environment.

• Thursday, June 11 (King Kamehameha Day)
• Friday, July 3 (Independence Day)

No. 

• Online Health Form completed with TB clearance, MMR compliance and actual date (month/year) of last tetanus shot.
• Students enrolled in St. Andrew’s Schools are not required to resubmit a TB clearance information.

• Early Bird Registration begins Monday, February 15
• Last day for Early Bird discount is Friday, April 17

For Lower School, Session 2 is NOT a repeat of Session 1 unless noted in the catalog. Students may sign up for both sessions and get different experiences.

No.

Lunch is not included. Lunch and snacks are available for purchase in our food court. Lunch tickets are $5.25 each and can be purchased in advance. Make checks payable to Coffee Expressions.

No uniform for Summer School students. Dress code can be found in the Summer School Parent-Student Handbook.

“Examples of inappropriate attire include, but are not limited to: tube tops, bare midriffs, very short skirts, short shorts (shorts and skirts should be no shorter than fingertip length), swimwear, and tattered/torn clothing. No visible undergarments are allowed. Shoes, sandals, or slippers must be worn at all times. Hair and makeup should be natural in style and color to the student. The St. Andrew’s Schools does not permit clothing that is provocative, obscene, or displays advertisements for, or suggested use of tobacco, alcohol, illegal substances, sex or violence. The display of symbols that encourage divisiveness based on race, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, or other protected status is also forbidden.”

Aides wearing staff shirts and other staff members will be around campus to answer questions and lead students to their classes. Teachers will also lead campus tours on the first day to help students get acclimated.

Supervision begins at 7 a.m.

Credit classes will receive report cards on July 6 (sent home with student), and after July 26 (mailed home).

Students must complete a Request for Transcript by Friday, July 6. SAS Registrar will mail a transcript to your child’s school at the end of summer as long as this request is turned in.

We will provide many of the materials. Textbooks for World Cultures & Religions and United States Government may be purchased through online vendors. 

Students should come to school prepared with basic school materials labeled with their name: paper, pencils, crayons, markers, etc. We will provide books and craft materials.

Yes. You can mail your forms to the following address:

St. Andrew’s Schools
Attn: Summer Programs
224 Queen Emma Square
Honolulu, HI 96813

Registration is on a first-come basis so the classes you want may not be available. Early bird discount ends on, Friday, April 17.

No.

Summer School is not for ESL/ELL. You need to be fluent in speaking, writing and understanding English to attend any summer school classes.

Begins Monday, July 20 ends Friday, August 10

• Thursday, June 11 (King Kamehameha Day)
• Friday, July 3 (Independence Day)

Children of different ages may be in the same group but we will assign them to the YOUNGER of the two groups.

• Health Form completed by a U.S. licensed practitioner with TB clearance, MMR compliance and actual date (month/year) of last tetanus shot.
• Students enrolled in St. Andrew’s Schools are not required to resubmit a TB clearance information.
• A local, Hawai‘i phone number (808 area code) and address for the primary guardians as well as for an emergency contact.

Kindergarten will have a napping option available to them.

• Early Bird Registration begins Friday, February 15
• Last day for Early Bird discount: Friday, May 1

No, we need a local (Hawaiʻi) cell phone number to be used as emergency contact information. We recommend purchasing a prepaid cell phone upon arrival in Hawaiʻi.

Registration is on a first-come basis so the classes you want may not be available. Early bird discount ends on, Friday May, 1

Lunch is included in all adventure camp programs.

Students must wear Summer Adventure shirts every day. There are several color options this year. Each student will receive one per week of registration, up to 5 shirts.Additional shirts will be available for $8.00 each.

Parents or guardians must apply sunscreen to their child prior to drop off at camp. After that initial application, our staff will use Target's Up&Up Sunscreen (rated #1 last year) to re-apply sunscreen to your child throughout the day. If you have another brand that you prefer, you must send it with your child clearly marked with their name.

Visitor parking stalls are available in front of the gym

Aides wearing Staff shirts and other staff members will be around campus to answer questions and lead students to their classes. Teachers will also lead campus tours on the first day to help students get acclimated.

Supervision begins at 7 a.m.

Yes. You can mail your forms to the following address:

St. Andrew’s Schools
Attn: Summer Adventure
224 Queen Emma Square
Honolulu, HI 96813

Swimming lessons are taught by a certified swimming instructor and are held at the YWCA of Honolulu, two blocks from the school. Your child will be escorted to the pool by our staff who will also act as assistants to the swimming instructor and lifeguard.

We have students from all over the world with little to no English fluency who attend the Summer Adventure Camp. English lessons will be provided at an additional cost and details for those lessons will be available by the beginning of February/during registration.