Hawaii’s Enrichment & Education Professionals

Summer Intersession Maui

Locations

Wailuku District

Wailuku Elementary

Non Day Camp Sites *

Lahaina Preschool CXLD

Wailuku

Lahaina

Wailuku Schedule

Day Camp Week Schedule
WK 1	June 3 to June 7	WK 5	July 2 to July 5 (4 days) *
WK 2	June 10 to June 14 (4 days) *	WK 6	July 8 to July 12
WK 3	June 17 to June 21	WK 7	July 15 to July 19
WK 4	June 24 to June 28	WK 8	July 22 to July 26

* No program June 12 and July 4

Wailuku Details

Registration Deadline: May 17, 2019	June 3 - July 26, 2019
$25 Late Fee assessed after May 17, 2018	7am-5:30pm (Program starts at 8am)
Completed Grades K-6
A minimum of 20 registered children per day is needed by May 17, 2019 for program to operate for Wailuku

Wailuku Cost

	Online Rate	Standard Rate
Entire Session (33 days)	$925/child	$1000/child
WKs 2, 5 (4 days)	$120/week	$125/week
WKs 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8	$145/week	$150/week
Please bring home lunch

Day Camps have payment plans available for select programs. Pay a minimum of $100 when registering per child, with no less than 50% of your balance due by May 17, 2019. Your remaining balance is due by June 28, 2019!

Camp Kama'aina Kids Description

At Camp Kama`aina Kids, children will have the opportunity to build friendships, learn new skills, and create experiences that will last a lifetime! Day Camp program includes: Creative Crafts, Physical Fitness, Team-Building Games, weekly excursions, singing, dancing and more!

Kama‘aina Kids day camps are a safe and exciting adventure for children in grades K-6. Our core curriculum focuses on developing critical 21^st century skills—such as communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking—through fun, unique and hands-on activities.

Accreditation

As an accredited member of the American Camp Association Kama‘aina Kids is committed to the highest operating standards in the camp industry. The ACA seal is recognized across the world as a symbol of quality programming, high standards and a team of professionals dedicated to giving each child a “World of Good.”