HI IQ Learning’s exceptional camps are back for 2025, offering unique and innovative experiences that make our camps one of a kind!
What Makes Our Camps So Unique?
Interdisciplinary Projects: At HI IQ Learning, we believe in blending STEM, art, and writing into seamless, interdisciplinary projects. Through our Discover, Design, and Develop classes, students take on real-life challenges as engineers and artists. This approach fosters critical thinking and creativity while encouraging students to explore multiple disciplines within a single project.
Hands-On Challenges: Our camps are all about hands-on, open-ended projects that ignite curiosity and foster problem-solving skills. From engineering bridges that can hold unexpected weight to creating interactive games using simple circuits, students tackle exciting questions that push the boundaries of their imagination and skills.
Collaborative Work: Teamwork and collaboration are at the heart of our camps. Students work closely with peers to bring their ideas to life, building essential communication and teamwork skills. Our supportive environment ensures every group project is both thoughtful and intentional.
Unique & Innovative Projects: Creativity is our specialty! Campers will build interactive robots, explore game design, prototype unique inventions, and engage in one-of-a-kind projects designed to spark inspiration and captivate their imaginations.
NEW S.T.E.A.M. Jr. for our K-1 Campers: After years of experience, we’ve decided to develop a differentiated program specifically designed for our youngest campers in grades K-1. This unique offering provides a more gentle introduction to STEM and hands-on learning, ensuring these young campers feel supported and engaged while building foundational skills. Activities are thoughtfully tailored to meet their developmental needs, sparking curiosity while nurturing creativity and confidence.
Weekly S.T.E.A.M. Showcase with Student Presentations: We’re excited to bring back our S.T.E.A.M. camp open house for 2025, now with a special new update! At the end of each week, parents are invited to explore the incredible creations of our campers—from innovative engineering projects to multidisciplinary art and writing. New for this season, the showcase will begin with a brief presentation from our students, where they’ll proudly showcase their favorite projects and share what they’ve learned.
Exclusive Vlog Updates: Stay connected throughout the week with our popular vlog updates. Exclusive videos capturing the exciting adventures, activities, and projects of our campers will be uploaded to our private YouTube channel every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. This ensures you’ll never miss a moment of your child’s S.T.E.A.M journey!
Camp Schedule:
We’re excited to announce a new and flexible schedule! Our days are now divided into three engaging stages:
Discover: During this stage, we’ll harness kids’ natural creativity and curiosity to teach the scientific concepts behind the hands-on projects, making learning a celebration of discovery.
Design: During this phase, students will work on planning their projects and gathering materials from the makery.
Develop: Finally, students will put their engineering skills to work in the ‘Develop’ stage, refining their projects and bringing their ideas to life.
This dynamic approach allows for greater flexibility and hands-on learning and will provide students with more time to work on different stages at their own pace.
| S.T.E.A.M. Jr. | Mahina | Hoku | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30-8:00 | Drop-off | 7:30-8:00 | Drop-off | 7:30-8:00 | Drop-off |
| 8:00-9:15 | Discover | 8:00-9:15 | Discover | 8:00-9:30 | Discover |
| 9:15-9:45 | Snack | 9:15-9:45 | Snack | 9:30-10:00 | Snack |
| 9:45-11:00 | Design | 9:45-11:00 | Design | 10:00-11:30 | Design |
| 11:00-12:00 | Lunch & Free Play | 11:00-12:00 | Lunch & Free Play | 11:30-12:30 | Lunch & Free Play |
| 12:00-1:45 | Develop | 12:00-1:45 | Develop | 12:30-1:45 | Develop |
| 2:00-2:30 | Pick-up | 2:00-2:30 | Pick-up | 2:00-2:30 | Pick-up |
We will no longer be offering the extended day option due to our expanding afternoon tutoring sessions, which have filled the learning center to capacity. Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we focus on providing an enriching camp experience during regular hours.
S.T.E.A.M. Camp Showcase with Student Presentations & Daily Vlog!
We’re excited to bring back our S.T.E.A.M. camp open house for 2025, now with a special new update! At the end of each week, parents are invited to explore the incredible creations of our campers—from innovative engineering projects to multidisciplinary art and writing. New for this season, the open house will begin with a brief presentation from our students, where they’ll proudly showcase their favorite projects and share what they’ve learned.
To keep you connected throughout the week, we’re also continuing our popular vlog updates. Exclusive videos showcasing the adventures, activities, projects, and live interviews with our campers will be uploaded to our private YouTube channel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, so you won’t miss a single moment of their S.T.E.A.M journey!
Enrollment & Class Information
S.T.E.A.M. Camp:
Our S.T.E.A.M. camps are recommended for students entering grades 2-6 for the 2025-2026 school year and are designed to provide age-appropriate challenges and activities. Students will be grouped into Team Mahina (grades 2-3) and Team Hoku (grades 4-6) for a more tailored learning experience. While we strive to maintain this differentiation, adjustments may be made based on enrollment. In cases of low enrollment, classes may be combined to ensure a collaborative camp experience for all participants. Each class will be led by one lead teacher with the support of an assistant to ensure personalized attention and guidance for every camper.
S.T.E.A.M. Jr.:
S.T.E.A.M. Jr. is designed for students entering kindergarten and first grade for the 2025-2026 school year. We highly recommend that students who are joining us for S.T.E.A.M. Jr. have already completed a preschool program to ensure they are well-prepared for our engaging and hands-on learning environment. To ensure a high-quality, personalized experience, S.T.E.A.M. Jr. classes will be limited to 8 students, with 1 lead teacher and 1 assistant.
Summer Break S.T.E.A.M. Camp Schedule
Week 1: 6/2-6/6
Week 2: 6/9-6/13
S.T.E.A.M. Camp: Students Entering Grades 2-6
Week 3: 6/16-6/20
HOLIDAY WEEK
NO CAMP ON 6/19
Week 4: 6/23-6/27
Week 5: 6/30-7/3
Week 6: 7/7-7/11
Week 7: 7/14-7/18
Week 8: 7/21-7/25
Week 9: 7/28-8/1
Week 10: 8/4-8/8
S.T.E.A.M. Jr: Students Entering Grades K-1
HOLIDAY WEEK
NO CAMP ON 7/4
S.T.E.A.M. Jr (Grades K-1) Weekly Schedule
In Little Worlds, Big Imagination, students will learn basic geometry and apply it in a fun, hands-on way by building a miniature diorama of a home for their favorite book or movie character. From blueprints to tiny furniture, campers will bring fictional homes to life—one imaginative detail at a time!
Project Sneak Peek:
Learn 2D & 3D Shapes
Build a strong foundation in geometry through hands-on lessons focused on shape recognition and design.Shape-Building Game
Apply geometry skills in a fun, team-based challenge to construct 2D and 3D shapesCharacter-Inspired Room Design
Research a favorite book or movie character and design a miniature diorama of what a room in their home might look like, combining imagination with planning and spatial thinking.
Oh no! You’re stranded on a deserted island! In this imaginative and hands-on STEAM week, our youngest campers will face fun daily survival challenges—like building a shelter, creating a bridge, and sending a message for help. Using teamwork, creativity, and basic engineering skills, students will problem-solve their way through adventures while learning how to think like real-life inventors and explorers!
Project Sneak Peek:
Build a Shelter
Design and construct a cozy hideout to stay safe from the island elements.
Build a Bridge
Build a sturdy bridge to cross over crocodile-infested waters.
Send a Message for Help
Create a signal system to call for rescue using light, sound, or color.
Catapult Defense
Engineer a mini catapult to protect your island from sneaky pirate invasions.
Raft Escape Challenge
Build a floating raft and make your great escape off the island.
STEAM Jr. Avengers, assemble! In this action-packed camp, students will explore the science behind superhero abilities—from strength and speed to flight and aerodynamics. Using creativity and problem-solving, they’ll design and build their own superhero accessories and gear to bring their characters to life.
Project Sneak Peek:
Discover the Science Behind Superpowers
Explore real-world scientific concepts like magnetism, properties of flight, and biomechanics that explain how superhero powers might actually work.Create a Superhero Identity Complete with Accessories and Gear
Design a unique superhero persona complete with a name, powers, origin story, and mission. Then, bring your character to life by designing and building custom gear like power gauntlets, shields, utility belts, or jet packs using hands-on materials and creative thinking.Train Like a Hero
Participate in fun, movement-based challenges and obstacle courses to test agility, speed, and problem-solving—just like real superheroes in training.
Let your imagination leap off the page! In Pop-Up Pages, students will write their own short stories and bring them to life by creating interactive pop-up storybooks filled with creativity and charm. They’ll also dive into the world of basic electronics and conductivity, using simple circuits to create a poster inspired by their stories. It's the perfect mix of storytelling, art, and STEAM exploration!
Project Sneak Peek:
Write Your Own Short Story
Students will brainstorm and write an original short story, learning about story structure, characters, and setting in a fun and age-appropriate way.Create a Pop-Up Storybook
Students will transform their stories into interactive pop-up books, bringing their characters and scenes to life on each page.Collaborate on an Interactive Poster
Campers will learn the basics of electronics and conductivity while working together to design and build a large, interactive poster. Inspired by their individual stories, the class will combine ideas and creativity to add simple circuits that bring the display to life.
This week, students will earn and budget money to adopt and care for a puppy of their own! Campers will "adopt" a puppy, then “purchase” all the essentials—collar, leash, house, food, and more—using creativity and craft materials. They'll also learn how to budget for their new pet's needs and experience their pup’s first vet visit. It’s the perfect blend of real-world financial skills, imaginative play, and STEAM-based fun!
Project Sneak Peek:
Earn & Budget Money
Campers will participate in fun, age-appropriate activities to earn play money, then learn how to budget their earnings to care for their puppy.Adopt & Care for a Puppy
Each student will "adopt" a puppy, receive a certificate of adoption, and “purchase” essential pet items like a collar, leash, food bowl, doghouse, and food using creative materials.
Puppy’s First Vet Visit
Students will take their puppy through a pretend veterinary check-up, learning about basic pet care, responsibility, and compassion
Get ready to turn up the volume on creativity! In Tiny Tech Tunes, students will explore the science of sound and music, discovering how vibrations, pitch, and volume work together to make music. Campers will use their imagination to design and build their own instruments, then take it a step further by incorporating basic electronics and conductivity to create a one-of-a-kind interactive musical invention.
Project Sneak Peek:
Explore the Science of Sound
Learn how sound is made through vibration, and how pitch, volume, and tone can change depending on materials and movement.Make Your Own Instrument
Use everyday materials and creativity to design and build a unique instrument that produces sound in a fun and expressive way.Add Tech to Your Tunes
Learn the basics of electronics and conductivity to enhance your instrument with simple interactive features.
Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure! During Mission to Mars week, students will take on the role of space engineers and astronauts as they tackle three epic challenges:
1. Launch a rocket,
2. Land an astronaut safely
3. Build a Mars rover tough enough to survive a crash on rocky terrain.
It’s a hands-on, high-energy journey filled with creativity, problem-solving, and intergalactic fun!
Project Sneak Peek:
Rocket Launch Challenge
Design, build, and launch a rocket while learning about chemical reactions and Newton’s Third Law of Motion to understand the science behind propulsion and lift-off.Astronaut Landing Simulation
Engineer a system to land an astronaut safely, learning about gravity, air resistance and energy absorption.Mars Rover Crash Test
Build and test a Mars rover designed to withstand a crash landing on rocky terrain, using creativity and critical thinking to improve durability.
Step right up! In this imaginative and collaborative week, campers will build a strong sense of community, practice teamwork and communication, and gain a deeper understanding of cooperation and real-world systems—all while having a blast! The week begins with the creation of a Classroom Post Office, where students explore how mail is processed and delivered while learning key economic concepts through hands-on play. By the end of the week, campers will use those same skills to design and run their very own Keiki Fun Fair, complete with a unique theme, carnival-style games, and a ticket or script system to manage it all. It’s a joyful blend of creativity, collaboration, and real-world learning!
Project Sneak Peek:
Classroom Post Office
Kick off the week by designing and operating your own post office, gaining hands-on experience with how mail is processed and delivered while exploring foundational economic concepts
Theme & Branding
Collaborate with your team to create a unique fun fair theme, then bring it to life with custom signs, logos, and decorations!
Game Design Challenge
Build your own carnival-style games learning the engineering design process.
Script, Tickets & Budgeting
Design a custom script or ticket-based system to manage your booth like a pro, while using math and budgeting skills to price your games and make sure your fun fair runs smoothly!.
Keiki Fun Fair Showcase
Open your fair for friends and family to enjoy in a special end-of-week celebration!
Our most thrilling camp week is back for its final run! In Breakout Jr., students will sharpen their problem-solving skills through exciting puzzles, brain teasers, and collaborative challenges. Campers will also work together to conquer a hands-on escape room experience, testing their creativity, logic, and teamwork. Don’t miss this high-energy, fan-favorite week of fun and discovery!
You and your fellow campers are visiting the bus control room to learn how buses are tracked, guided, and kept safe. But just as the tour begins, something goes wrong.
The lights flicker. Screens flash. A robotic voice fills the room.
“Greetings, I’m 8Bit—and I’ve taken control. Let’s see how clever you humans really are.”
8Bit, the bus system’s AI assistant, has gone rogue! He’s locked you inside the control room—and while most of the buses are safely parked for the day, one bus is still on the move... and Sparky, our beloved mascot, is on board!
8Bit has rerouted the bus and sent it racing through Manoa at high speed.
There’s no driver.
The emergency brakes are locked.
And the only way to stop the bus is to find the key, unlock the emergency brake, and slam it before Sparky’s ride ends in disaster.
Now it’s up to your team to outsmart 8Bit by solving puzzles, cracking codes, and working together to override his system. According to the tracking map, the bus is heading straight for us and will crash in just 60 minutes.
It’s getting closer by the second.
The clock is ticking, and you have only 1 hour to stop the runaway bus. Will you be able to save Sparky?
Project Sneak Peek:
Daily Puzzle Stations
Solve brain teasers, riddles, and logic challenges to unlock clues to practice for the final escape room.
Code Cracking & Secret Messages
Explore basic cryptography, experiment with invisible ink, and create your own secret messages to hide and reveal!
Team Rube Goldberg Challenge
Collaborate with your team to design and build a creative Rube Goldberg machine that completes a simple task in the most complex and fun way possible!
Travel the world without leaving camp! In this creative and hands-on week, students will explore famous landmarks and bring them to life by designing and building their own mini versions. From the Eiffel Tower to Aloha Tower, campers will dive into the architecture, history, and engineering behind the world’s most iconic structures then recreate them with their own unique twist!
Project Sneak Peek:
Architecture Exploration Station
Learn about structural design, balance, and scale through fun, interactive activities.
History & Culture Snapshot
Discover the stories behind global monuments and their cultural significance.
Engineering Design Challenge
Choose a famous landmark to reimagine, then bring it to life by building your own mini version using a variety of creative materials!
S.T.E.A.M. Camp (Grades 2-6) Weekly Schedule
What kind of home would Harry Potter live in? This week, campers become imaginative architects as they design and build dream homes for storybook character “clients”! Using character bios, budgets, and personalized requests, students will answer key design questions, draft blueprints, and bring their tiny homes to life. Its storytelling meets construction in this magical, hands-on camp adventure!
Project Sneak Peek:
Client Discovery & Design Brief
Review your character’s bio, budget, and personal preferences to understand their dream home needs.
Blueprint Drafting & Critique Sessions
Sketch scaled blueprints and present your initial designs for peer and instructor feedback before construction begins.
Math in Architecture
Learn to calculate area, and perimeter to design functional floor plans.
Engineering & Scale Model Construction
Apply real-world engineering principles to build a sturdy, functional, and to-scale tiny home complete with creative, personalized touches that align with your client’s needs and budget.
Inspired by the wild challenges of Mr. Beast, this action-packed week dares campers to design, build, and defend their prized asset! From crashes and quakes to floods and falls, students will face a new “threat” each day testing their creativity, engineering skills, and problem-solving under pressure. Along the way, they’ll discover how engineers tackle these very challenges in the real world, using science to design for safety, strength, and survival. If they can protect it… they get to keep it! Do you have what it takes to outsmart the elements and walk away a winner?
Project Sneak Peek:
Impact Survival Challenge
Design and build a protective structure to keep your mystery item safe during a high-speed crash simulation. Will your creation absorb the impact or crumble under pressure?
The Floor Is Lava Challenge
Can you design a bridge strong and stable enough to span a pool of “lava”?
Hurricane Force Challenge
Can your structure survive the storm? Using only basic materials, design and build a creation strong enough to face off against powerful, simulated hurricane winds.
Flood Zone Trial
Make your creation waterproof or elevated enough to handle rising waters.
Earthquake Simulator
Build for stability as your structure faces intense shakes and tremors.
STEAM Avengers, Assemble! In this action-packed camp, students will explore basic coding and robotics as they design and build their own versions of iconic superhero gadgets and high-tech gear—or dream up their very own superhero and create custom gear to match! From bat signals to Thor’s famous Mjölnir, campers will bring science and imagination together to power up their inner Avenger.
Project Sneak Peek:
Discover the Science Behind Superpowers
Explore real-world scientific concepts like magnetism, properties of flight, and biomechanics that explain how superhero powers might actually work.Hero Tech Blueprinting
Choose a superhero or create your own and sketch out your own version of their signature gadget.
Coding Power-Ups
Use block-based coding and beginner robotics to add light, sound, or motion to your superhero-inspired inventions!
Final Hero Tech Showcase
Create an interactive display to showcase your superhero-inspired invention.
Unleash your inner artist and storyteller in this one-of-a-kind camp! In Manga Magic, students will write and illustrate their very own comic strips then take them to the next level by adding lights, sound, or movement using simple circuits and motors. Campers will also get to explore exciting forms of digital animation, such as stop motion, Scratch animations, and motorized zoetropes, bringing their stories to life through the power of art and technology.
Project Sneak Peek:
Comic Creation Lab
Write and illustrate your very own manga-style comic strip, complete with original characters and storylines.
Tech-Enhanced Comics
Bring your comic to life by adding lights, sound effects, and motion! Use simple circuits, LED lights, recorded audio, and small motors to create an interactive storytelling experience.
Digital Animation Studio
Experiment with stop motion animation, Scratch animations and motorized zoetropes to explore the magic of motion in storytelling.
Money doesn’t grow on trees—but it can grow with the right choices! In this exciting and practical camp, students will dive into a custom real-life simulation where they choose a career, calculate monthly income, and learn to budget for everyday expenses. From deciding whether to rent or buy a home, choosing transportation, and shopping for groceries, campers will track spending, write checks, budget monthly expenses, and plan for their financial future. They'll even explore how the stock market works, make mock investments, and see how their money can grow over time. Plus, students will use technology to either build a budgeting tool, like a coin counter or savings tracker, or create an interactive presentation that showcases what they’ve learned throughout the week.
Project Sneak Peek:
Career Kickoff
Choose a profession, calculate your monthly income, and discover how your job impacts your lifestyle.
Budgeting & Bill Pay Simulation
Create a realistic monthly budget, write checks, pay bills, track expenses, and make smart spending choices based on your income and goals.
Intro to Investing
Learn the basics of stocks and investing, then build a simple portfolio to see how your choices can help your money grow.
Tech Showcase
Use technology and creativity to build a budgeting tool or design an interactive presentation that highlights your money management skills and key takeaways from the week.
Where music meets machines! In this dynamic camp, students will explore the science of sound and the magic of animatronics as they build simple robotics that move, light up, or react in sync with music or voice. From buzzing beats to dancing bots, campers will discover how technology and creativity come together to make STEAM sing!
Project Sneak Peek:
Sound Science Lab
Experiment with vibrations, pitch, and frequency to understand how sound works.
Build a Theremin
Create a magical, no-touch instrument that changes sound with movement using sensors and sound wave science.
DIY Animatronics
Build circuits that react to sound, design robots that move to music, experiment with basic animatronics, or create light shows synced to beats, bringing tech to life through music and motion!
In this exciting week of Summer STEAM Camp, students will take on a variety of Science Olympiad-themed challenges while exploring fun, hands-on science concepts. From building, testing, and experimenting to solving real-world problems, campers will unleash their inner science superstars through teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking!
Project Sneak Peek:
Science
Identify mystery substances using chemistry clues and master the density tower challenge by layering liquids like a true scientist.
Technology
Build and program a robot to complete a challenge using beginner-friendly circuits and coding.
Engineering
Think like an engineer as you design and build a chair made entirely of paper that’s strong enough to hold your weight!
Math
Work together to solve logic games, tricky patterns, and hands-on puzzle challenges that will put your problem-solving skills to the test.
STEM Bowl Buzzer Challenge
Build your own working buzzer and compete in a high-energy trivia showdown that puts all your science knowledge from the week to the ultimate test!
Our popular entrepreneurship week is back—with a twist! In this new camp, students will invent a product that solves a real-world problem using block-based coding and simple robotics. They'll dive into the business side by building a solid plan, budgeting startup costs, creating a catchy logo and slogan, and refining their prototype. The week wraps up with a Shark Tank-style pitch to a real local “shark.” Will your keiki sink or swim in the tank? There’s only one way to find out!
Project Sneak Peek:
Problem-Solving Think Tank
Identify real-world problems and imagine creative product ideas to solve them.
Code, Create & Improve
Use block-based coding and simple robotics to build a working prototype of your invention, then test, tweak, and refine your design through hands-on building and feedback.
Build Your Brand
Design a logo, create a catchy slogan, and bring your product to life.
Startup Budget Challenge
Plan your startup costs, set a price, and map out how to turn your idea into a real business.
Enter the Shark Tank
Get presentation-ready and deliver a Shark Tank-style pitch to a panel of real local "sharks"!
Our most thrilling camp week is back for its final run! In Breakout Jr., students will sharpen their problem-solving skills through exciting puzzles, brain teasers, and collaborative challenges. Campers will also work together to conquer a hands-on escape room experience, testing their creativity, logic, and teamwork. Don’t miss this high-energy, fan-favorite week of fun and discovery!
You and your fellow campers are visiting the bus control room to learn how buses are tracked, guided, and kept safe. But just as the tour begins, something goes wrong.
The lights flicker. Screens flash. A robotic voice fills the room.
“Greetings, I’m 8Bit—and I’ve taken control. Let’s see how clever you humans really are.”
8Bit, the bus system’s AI assistant, has gone rogue! He’s locked you inside the control room—and while most of the buses are safely parked for the day, one bus is still on the move... and Sparky, our beloved mascot, is on board!
8Bit has rerouted the bus and sent it racing through Manoa at high speed.
There’s no driver.
The emergency brakes are locked.
And the only way to stop the bus is to find the key, unlock the emergency brake, and slam it before Sparky’s ride ends in disaster.
Now it’s up to your team to outsmart 8Bit by solving puzzles, cracking codes, and working together to override his system. According to the tracking map, the bus is heading straight for us and will crash in just 60 minutes.
It’s getting closer by the second.
The clock is ticking, and you have only 1 hour to stop the runaway bus. Will you be able to save Sparky?
Project Sneak Peek:
Bomb Squad Simulation
Step into the role of a bomb expert and diffuser in this high-stakes communication challenge, where students must work together and follow precise instructions to successfully diffuse a (pretend!) bomb under pressure
Daily Puzzle Stations
Solve brain teasers, riddles, and logic challenges to unlock clues to practice for the final escape room.
Intro to AI: Chatbots & Classifier Bots
Discover the exciting world of artificial intelligence by building a basic chatbot and experimenting with a simple AI classifier bot to see how machines can learn and respond—plus get a playful introduction to data science using Pokémon cards to explore how computers sort and classify information.
Team Rube Goldberg Challenge
Collaborate with your team to design and build a creative Rube Goldberg machine that completes a simple task in the most complex (and fun!) way possible!
Design Your Own Escape Challenge
Use what you’ve learned throughout the week to create your own escape room-style puzzle, complete with clues, puzzles and logic that will challenge your fellow campers!
Ever wonder how everyday technology works? In this hands-on STEAM camp, students will explore the science behind the gadgets we use everyday then bring them to life by building mini versions using block-based coding and simple robotics. From automatic doors to mini elevators, campers will become tech explorers and young inventors as they turn curiosity into creation!
Project Sneak Peek:
Tech Explorers Lab
Dive into the inner workings of everyday technology and discover the science behind how common gadgets function.
Innovation Station
Choose your favorite piece of real-world tech and recreate a mini version using block-based coding and simple robotics.
Design & Debug
Build, test, and troubleshoot your build to improve performance and function.
Camp Policies and Guidelines
Please review our camp policies and guidelines carefully as they have been updated for the 2025 season.
Attendance & Illness Policy:
All students and staff are required to stay home and not attend camp if they are feeling sick or showing any symptoms of illness. This is a key step in keeping our center safe for everyone, and we kindly request for parents to assess their children before coming to camp. If your child will be staying home and missing class for any reason, please report this to the office.
Email: info@hiiqlearning.com | Call or text: (808) 200-4242
Students with a positive flu test result or exhibit flu-like symptoms (including a fever of 100.0F or higher and body aches) should refrain from attending the learning center for a period of 5 full days following the onset of symptoms. They may consider returning before the 5-day mark only if they have been free of fever for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication and have received clearance from a doctor.
In the case of a positive COVID test or the onset of COVID symptoms, students should also remain at home for 5 full days, counting from the day of the positive test or the start of symptoms, whichever comes first
Inclusive Pricing:
Our camp tuition is $550 per week ($440 for holiday weeks) and is all-inclusive, with the listed price covering all taxes and fees.
Tuition Installment Plan Agreement:
We’re excited to offer a convenient two-payment installment plan with no additional fees for early Spring Break camp registrations who register by April 30, 2025
How It Works:
50% of the total registration fee will be charged at the time of registration using the code: SUMMER2025
The remaining 50% will be invoiced on May 27 and is due the same day.
Tuition Installment Plan Cancellation Policy:
To receive a full refund minus a $25.00 processing fee, written cancellation requests must be submitted by May 19, 2025.
Please note that no refunds will be issued for Tuition Installment Plan cancellations made after May 19, 2025.This cancellation policy applies exclusively to families enrolled in the Tuition Installment Plan and differs from our general summer camp cancellation policy.
If you have any questions about the installment plan, feel free to reach out to us.
Email: info@hiiqlearning.com | Call or text: 808-200-4242
Summer Break Camp Cancellation Policy:
Should you choose to cancel your registration for any reason, you must provide notice 21 days before the start of the week you are enrolled in to receive a full refund minus a $25.00 processing fee. There will be no refunds issued within 21 days of the start of the week you are enrolled in. In the event that a class has low enrollment, we may combine classes. Below are the dates you must cancel by according the week you are enrolled for:
Week 1: May 13
Week 2: May 20
Week 3: May 27
Week 4: June 3
Week 5: June 10
Week 6: June 17
Week 7: June 24
Week 8: July 7
Week 9: July 14
Week 10: July 21
Drop-Off and Pick-Up Procedures: Please review the following information carefully, as our procedures have been updated
You may now use the convenient drive-through option for morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up. Please enter through the back parking lot entrance located on Woodlawn Drive. The entrance is located between VCA Animal Hospital and the back parking entrance for Manoa Marketplace Long’s wing. Please proceed up the driveway until you reach the parking area and covered walkway to Manoa Marketplace on your right. Please see the attached map and photos included in this email.
Drop-Off:
Morning drop-off will be available from 7:30 AM – 8:00 AM. If you arrive after 8:00 AM, we kindly request that you please walk your child up to the classroom.
At the covered walkway, you will be greeted by one of our team members, and your child will be escorted up to the classroom in small groups. You are welcome to walk directly to the classroom for drop-off if you prefer.
Pick Up:
Location of pick-up is the same as drop-off. Please pick up your child between 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM.
To help reduce congestion during busy hours in the loading zone, our afternoon pick-up procedures have been slightly adjusted. At pick-up on Monday afternoon, we will provide you with a sign with your child’s name. Please place this sign on the dashboard of the passenger side of your vehicle when picking up your child Tuesday to Friday of camp. Students will be waiting under the umbrellas in the courtyard, and a member of our team will escort your child to your vehicle.
You are welcome to pick up your child directly from the classroom if you prefer..
Behavior Expectations:
At HI IQ Learning, we believe that every individual deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and care to foster a safe, fun, and supportive environment. Our camps are designed to encourage learning and collaboration, free from inappropriate language, unsafe actions, or unethical behavior.
Every student plays a vital role in our community, and we all share the responsibility to act in ways that promote kindness, mutual respect, and consideration for others. The safety and well-being of our students and team members are our highest priorities, and we kindly ask that you discuss these behavior expectations with your child before camp begins.
If a student behaves in a way that disrupts the camp experience for others or jeopardizes the safety of students or staff, parents will be contacted immediately, and the student may be sent home. HI IQ Learning reserves the right to ask students not to return to camp if their behavior consistently and negatively impacts others. Please note that in such cases, tuition fees will not be refunded.
We appreciate your help in maintaining a positive and respectful learning environment for everyone.
Outdoor Play:
Students will have the opportunity to enjoy outdoor breaks and free play as part of our program. While outdoor play is essential for physical and social development, it’s important to remember that there are inherent risks associated with it. Rest assured, our dedicated staff is committed to ensuring a safe and supervised environment during these activities. Your child’s safety is our top priority, and we encourage them to explore and have fun while being mindful of their surroundings. If you have any concerns or questions, please feel free to reach out to us.
Lunch and Snacks:
Please send a small snack with your child each day. For lunch, you may either send a home-packed lunch or sign up for our purchased lunch option. Purchased lunches feature meals from our friendly neighbors in Manoa Marketplace, including Manoa Sushi, Subway, L&L, Brug, and Aroma Italia. Each purchased lunch includes a meal, a bag of chips, and juice.
Please note that purchased lunch options will apply to all weeks your child is enrolled in camp. The cost of purchased lunches will be invoiced separately after registration, reflecting the total amount based on the number of camp weeks selected.
If you prefer to purchase lunch for specific weeks only or customize the daily menu for each week, please leave the lunch section blank on the registration form and contact our administrative team directly.
Email: info@hiiqlearning.com | Call or text: 808-200-4242
See the detailed lunch menu below for more information.
Please send a small snack for your child daily
Please send a home packed lunch or sign up for the purchased lunch option
All students will eat in their classroom or a shaded outdoor area if weather permits
Hand washing will be required before and after lunch and snacks
Students may not share food
There will be no access to refrigerators or microwaves to keep cool or heat up food brought from home
Students should bring their own water bottle each day
HI IQ Learning is a peanut free center. Please refrain from bringing any peanuts or products containing peanuts into the classroom. We thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep all our students safe
Register for Summer Break S.T.E.A.M. Camp!
To register for Summer Break S.T.E.A.M. Camp, please start by completing this form. After submission, you’ll be redirected to a page to select and purchase your desired camp weeks, finalizing your registration.