Course Information
There are no prerequisites for any of our classes.

Grade levels are suggestions to help parents select courses. Course work is designed for students entering the grades listed, but students may register for any class as long as they are able to keep up with the class activities and are socially prepared to be with students who are not their age.

Course Supplies and Equipment
Most course supplies will be provided. Students may be asked to bring some common supplies (such as a pen or paper) or recyclables if you have them.

Students will be provided with any equipment needed for class.  Students and their parents may be held responsible for the cost to repair any damage caused intentionally or through negligence.

Breaks and Student Supervision
Students will have at least one break during each class.  Students will be supervised at all times from arrival until they check out.  We will have staff on campus starting at 7:30 am.

*NEW* Meal Service for Core Programs
We are pleased to announce the launch of our breakfast and lunch service provided through Lanakila Kitchens. Thanks to subsidies provided by the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program we are able to offer healthy meals to our students at reduced prices. Add on our meal plans to your registration and receive a daily meal for all 5 weeks of Core Programs.

Food Allergies: If your child has food allergies, submit a doctor’s note and we will arrange for appropriate lunches. We may not be able to accommodate severe nut allergies as the food is prepared in a facility that handles nuts.

Full day students who do not purchase the lunch program must bring a home lunch daily. Students will not be allowed off-campus to purchase lunch.

All registered families must adhere to the Summer Programs COVID-19 safety guidelines. Our policies follow the University of Hawaiʻi requirements and the recommendations from the CDC.
revised 3/30/22 for UH's policy effective 3/26/22

COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements
UH's revised COVID-19 policy, effective on March 26, no longer requires COVID-19 vaccinations for employees, students, or visitors on campus.  In keeping with this change, CRDG Summer Programs is NOT requiring students to be vaccinated for COVID-19 to attend.

COVID-19 Policies
As the status of the COVID-19 pandemic changes, we may adjust our policies to comply with the University of Hawaiʻi, federal and state regulations, and CDC guidelines.  The safely of our families is our greatest priority.  More information will be available in the Student Handbook available in May.

• Only registered students, program faculty and staff, and approved guest speakers will be allowed in the classrooms. Parents may drop-off and pick-up students from the MPB and visit the Summer Programs Office.
• Properly fitting masks will still be required indoors, except when actively eating.  Outdoor masking will be optional except at specified times.
• There are no requirements for students arriving/returning from out-of-state.  We encourage students to take a COVID-19 test before returning to campus, but it is not required.
• We strongly recommend that students stay home when feeling ill, whether with COVID-19 or not, to recover and prevent community spread. Students who display any signs of illness will be isolated in our health room and must be picked up immediately.  
• If students test positive for COVID-19, isolate at home for at least 5 days (until fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medication and symptoms are improving). For those returning to campus after quarantine or isolation, face masks must be worn in all settings for the remainder of the 10-day period.
• By enrolling in CRDG Summer Programs, you grant us authority to take your child's temperature at our discretion.

TO REGISTER
Submit separate registration/payment for each student.

• Review the class list. View courses by program or by grade level.
• Add the courses for one student to your cart.
• Apply discount code at checkout and submit payment.
• Complete submit the online registration form.

PAYMENT OPTIONS
Registration is not confirmed until full payment is received. We will notify you by email if your payment is declined (returned checks or invalid credit card). If full payment has not been made within 14 days of notification, your registration will be cancelled.

• Pay online with a credit card (MasterCard, VISA, or Discover). Payment confirmation will be emailed automatically.
• Make checks payable to RCUH and mail or deliver to the address below
• Pay in person with cash
• Contact our office for instructions to pay with a Purchase Order.

CONFIRMATION
Your Registration will not be processed until we have received your course selections, payment, and online Student Registration form. Once processed, your confirmation will be emailed to the address provided on your registration form (this may take up to a week.)

A few weeks before the start of the program, you will receive a welcome packet containing additional course information.

MAILING ADDRESS

University of Hawai’i at Mānoa
CRDG Summer Programs Registration
1776 University Avenue, CMA 101
Honolulu, HI 96822

Registration Deadlines

April 2: Last day for Early Registration ($50 discount*)
April 3–May [tbd]: General Registration
May [tbd]: Refund Deadline for Core, Online, and Driver’s Education
May [tbd]: Late Registration begins ($50 late fee)
June [tbd]: Refund Deadline for Summer Adventures

*excludes Driver's Education and After School Program

WITHDRAWING FROM CLASSES
If you need to withdraw your child from their class(es), please contact us by email.

Withdrawal requests received by the deadlines below are eligible for a refund of your paid tuition less an administrative fee of $50 (per child, per cancellation request).

Full refunds are only given for full (no space available) or cancelled courses. (see Closed or Cancelled Courses section).

WITHDRAWAL WITH REFUND DEADLINE
May 1: Refund Deadline for all courses.  Requests received after this date will not receive a refund.

CANCELLED COURSES
A class may be cancelled for any reason (low enrollment, scheduling issues, Covid restrictions, etc.). Low enrollment decisions will be made at the end of General Registration.

If your course is cancelled, you will be contacted by email and allowed to switch to any open course.  If a suitable class is not available, you are eligible to receive a full refund (see Withdrawal and Refund Policy).

HOW TO RECEIVE A REFUND
UH Employees: Email us your UH ID number and UH office address.

Non-UH Employees: We will email you a WH-1 tax form* to complete and return. As a state agency, a completed WH-1 tax form is required to process all refunds.

Submit all requested information no later than the last day of Summer Programs (July 22, 2022).

NO REFUNDS will be issued if your complete information is not received before the last day of the program.