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Everything you need to know about applying for a private school in Hawai‘i.
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Thinking about private school for your children? Finding the right fit and getting them enrolled can take at least a year. Here’s a timeline so you don’t miss a crucial deadline.
A message from Hawai‘i Association of Independent Schools.
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You and your child should have a clear idea of what you want in a private school before you begin the search. Here are some general areas to consider.
There are tons of resources available for families online.
It’s not just public or private. These categories will tell you more about a school’s focus and style of learning.
Independent schools offer educational experiences shaped by autonomy, intentionality and community.
From caring for the ‘āina to building an accessible surfboard, today’s students are diving into a diverse range of community service projects.
Find out everything you need to know about financial aid at Hawai‘i private schools.
What are schools really looking for? We asked admissions directors and administrators for the most common mistakes parents make and their tips.
Give your future college student the best leg up with our Hawai‘i College Guide that covers preparation guidance like finances and testing.
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Tips to stay on top of academics, money and more.
A student’s involvement sets the foundation for college acceptance—and beyond. Here’s how to build that foundation with strength and purpose.
Here’s how to manage the road to college admission over the four years of high school.
We spoke with three veteran private school educators who have made significant contributions to their schools.
Federal cuts and policy shifts are threatening various programs that support Native Hawaiian health care, housing, education and more.
Wendy Hensel plans to travel to all UH campuses to learn how to better serve the college community and elevate the university’s reputation.
A teen’s community recycling program has made college possible for other local students.
The new center at UH Mānoa connects student entrepreneurs with the local business community.
From a bakery for keiki treats to party entertainment, cat café to luxe picnics, we pulled together the top places to play, shop, eat, learn and more for the whole ‘ohana.
A message from Hawai‘i Association of Independent Schools.