Grading the Public Schools: The 2004 Grades search results, page: 9
| Name | Rank | District |
|---|---|---|
| Makawao Elementary | 81 | Maui |
| Manana Elementary | 99 | Leewardward |
| Manoa Elementary | 25 | Honolulu |
| Maui High | 165 | Maui |
| Maui Waena Intermediate | 149 | Maui |
| Mauka Lani Elementary | 94 | Leeward |
| Maunaloa Elementary | 66 | Maui |
| Maunawili Elementary | 41 | Windward |
| McKinley High | 178 | Honolulu |
| Mililani High | 100 | Central |
| Mililani Mauka Elementary | 8 | Central |
| Mililani Middle | 57 | Central |
| Mililani Uka Elementary | 33 | Central |
| Mililani Waena Elementary | 109 | Central |
| Moanalua Elementary | 13 | Central |
| Moanalua High | 47 | Central |
| Moanalua Middle | 60 | Central |
| Mokapu Elementary | 232 | Windward |
| Mokulele Elementary | 96 | Central |
| Molokai High and Intermediate | 235 | Maui |
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