COE Summer Programs

🌟 Week 4 is in Full Swing at the COE Summer Programs! 🌟

What an incredible summer it has been! As we finish Week 4, our students continue to learn, create, explore, and grow through hands-on experiences that spark curiosity and build confidence.

🎨 Our young artists are bringing their imaginations to life through colorful projects and creative challenges.

⚽ Students are staying active with sports, teamwork, and friendly competition.

💃 Dancers are building confidence as they learn new choreography and express themselves through movement.

🌿 Our Hawaiʻi Nature Studies students are exploring the unique ecosystems of our islands and discovering the wonders of the natural world.

Every classroom is filled with laughter, creativity, new friendships, and unforgettable memories. Seeing our students challenge themselves, celebrate their accomplishments, and support one another has made this summer truly special.

Mahalo to our amazing teachers, staff, counselors, and families for making the College of Education Summer Programs such a vibrant learning community. We can't wait to see what our students accomplish during the final stretch of summer!

📸 Swipe through to see some of our favorite Week 4 moments!

🎨 Week 3 Spotlight: Art Classes! 🌈🖌️✨

Creativity has been on full display in our art classes this week! Students have been exploring different materials, techniques, and styles as they bring their ideas to life through colorful, hands-on projects. From painting and drawing to mixed media and imaginative design, our young artists have been learning how to express themselves while building confidence in their creative abilities.

We love seeing each student’s unique personality shine through their work and watching their creativity grow with every project they complete. 💫

📰🎥📸 In our Little Journalists class, students are discovering the power of storytelling through photography, filmmaking, and reporting!

This week, our young journalists have been learning how to capture the moments and stories that matter most in their world. From taking thoughtful photos and filming video clips to writing captions, scripts, and interview questions, students are building the skills to tell true, respectful, and meaningful stories through images and sound.

Along the way, they’re also learning important journalistic values like honesty, empathy, and kuleana (responsibility) as they explore what it means to be a storyteller with purpose. We can’t wait to see the creative photo stories and video projects they produce for our final Little Journalists Showcase!

Stay tuned — these young reporters have some incredible stories to tell. ✨