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The Pacific Islands Center for Educational Development began their summer school program this past Monday with an enrollment of 230 students. Courses are being offered for students in level two through twelve and are being held at PICED’s new location in Nuuuli. Among the 16 subjects covered in the summer session are math, reading, science, writing, and computers.
PICED student services coordinator, Charonne Alaiasa, said the summer school program is an opportunity for students to help improve and prepare for the new school year. She added that all summer classes are fully booked, and advises that parents register early next summer as classes are filled quickly.
PICED courses are open to both public and private school students. Along with the courses offered, students may also receive college counseling services and assistance in applying for financial assistance to further their education.
PICED’s Tala Fisher elaborated more on the summer program.
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