Classified for credit

Restored 1820s mission houses with archives — covers early American missionary history, Hawaiian cultural contact, and 19th-century Pacific history.

Heritage railway society with restored locomotives — covers Hawaiian railroad history, industrial transportation development, and steam engineering.

Hawaiian state park protecting a historic fishpond and estuary — covers native Hawaiian aquaculture, wetland ecology, and indigenous land-use practices.

Historic Hawaiian village site in Kailua-Kona covering Native Hawaiian culture, settlement patterns, and pre-contact Pacific history.

School-based planetarium offering star programs and astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and space science.

Community heritage center documenting Honoka'a's plantation-era sugar history and multicultural Hawaiian North Shore settlement.

Honolulu Fire Department museum with historic apparatus and safety exhibits — covers fire science, public safety history, and community services.

Art school affiliated with Honolulu Museum of Art offering studio classes and art education programs; curriculum-connected art instruction.

NPS site commemorating the WWII Japanese American internment camp at Honouliuli — covers civil liberties, wartime policy, and constitutional history.

Working arts center on a historic Maui estate with galleries and studio classes — supports fine arts and art history curriculum.

19th-century Hawaiian royal palace on the Kona coast — covers Hawaiian Kingdom history, monarchy, and cultural heritage.

Museum in Honolulu focused on Hawaiian culture, history, and arts — supports social studies units on Pacific Island peoples and Hawaiian statehood.

University of Hawaii research astronomy institute — covers telescope optics, solar system science, and Mauna Kea observatory programs.

Submillimeter radio telescope at Mauna Kea — visitor center covers radio astronomy, international science collaboration, and electromagnetic wavelengths.

Traditional Japanese garden on Hawaii Island — covers landscape design principles, Pacific cultural history, and native vs. introduced plant species.

Sheltered bay beach park on O'ahu's windward coast — coastal ecology, estuary habitat, and Hawaiian geography in a natural setting.

Ancient Hawaiian fishpond and coastal historic park on the Big Island — covers Native Hawaiian aquaculture, land-use history, and cultural geography.

NPS historical park on the Kalaupapa peninsula covering leprosy (Hansen's disease) history, public health policy, and Hawaiian isolation history.

NPS site protecting ancient Hawaiian fishponds and settlement remains — covers Native Hawaiian culture, archaeology, and coastal resource management.

Remote Big Island rainforest state park with native Hawaiian flora and fauna — supports tropical ecology and conservation studies.

Native Hawaiian rainforest state recreation area on the Big Island — supports study of tropical ecology, native flora and fauna, and Hawaiian land management.

National Historic Landmark marking the residence and court of King Kamehameha I — Hawaiian royal history, Native Hawaiian culture, and Pacific Island geography.

Hawaii state bird sanctuary protecting the endangered Hawaiian stilt and coot — covers island ecology, wetland habitat, and native species conservation.

Regional museum covering Kauaʻi's natural and cultural history — Hawaiian settlement, plantation-era immigration, and island geography.