I've attended this Elementary when I was a teeny bopper... and now I am putting my children through…read morethe same schooling. Marveen in the office is always so helpful.. and the teachers that I have met through the years were great. I have just enrolled another child into kindergarten this year.. and she loves school Thanks to the staff for making her feel so comfortable while she us away from home

I love IPCS in so many ways! I went to this school for nine years and was the part of the…read moregraduating class during the one year they decided to have a ninth grade. I first attended this school when it was located at the Kahakai Elementary School campus and transitioned to the IPCS campus. This school has a great way to get students involved with hands on learning and I cannot emphasize enough how much I loved this school! My favorite part of school was interest groups on Fridays, and the transition to mentorships in middle school on Fridays. I loved gardening with Ms. Krista and she taught me so much about the Hawaiian culture and the importance of the 'āina. I enjoyed doing school plays every year and my favorite play I participated in was Mulan Jr. I also loved my teacher Mrs. Bobb that taught me in fourth grade and all throughout middle school. She was a wonderful lady and always encouraged me to do my best. She took us on a surprise trip to O'ahu in fourth grade where we got to go to museums and even had the opportunity to ride in a limousine for the first time in my life! In middle school we went on a mystery trip to O'ahu to visit the USS Missouri and stayed on the ship for three days! There are countless times at Innovations that were once in a lifetime experiences and I am beyond blessed to have had the opportunity to attend such a great school. The teachers genuinely care about each student and encourage them to learn in many ways. I believe Innovations does a great job at incorporating both project-based learning and regular academic learning into their programs for students. The students I met at this school are still some of my best friends to this day and I will always cherish my friendships and memories from IPCS.

Went here for my son's 4th grade Big Island Study Tour for Kipapa Elementary School on Oahu. High…read moreschool students were our tour guides and shown us their labs & experiments which were all awesome! What a wonderful charter school with bright students. They are surely blessed! I was told this is their new location, took a year to build and it is surely is a nice breezy spot! Did I mention the school is solar powered?

Thank you for opening up for our school group to tour. We all, students, teachers, and chaperones,…read moreare very inspired! We wish you the best of luck and continued success in your educational pursuits!

Owner Jan screams at parents. (Myself and 3 others told me it happened to them!!) & Sends nasty…read morenotes home. I wouldn't recommend this pre-scool. If I could give 0 stars, I would. The teachers seem to be amazing though, Teacher Morgan and Teacher Brandy were amazing. But the owner ruins it for the kids and teachers from what I experienced. My kid is so happy again back at home. No gentle approach here and it is expensive. I dont wanna pay to be screamed at for being late.

Theyre closed now but when this school was open they were incredibly discriminatory towards local…read morekids. Many were pulled out due to bullying. Education was supposed to be phenomenal but the environment was not conducive to kids of all economic and social backgrounds.

The world could truly use more schools like this. As a parent of a recent graduate who experienced…read moreschools across both Kaua'i and Maui, I can say with confidence--nothing compares to Makua Lani in the long run. It may not be the biggest or flashiest campus, and sure, it has its limitations--but where it shines brightest is in its heart: shaping young lives into godly, well-rounded human beings. That kind of impact lasts a lifetime.

How can I not give five stars to the school I attended, as well as my mother, grandfather, and…read moregreat-grandfather? Not to mention my keiki will more than likely also come here. That's besides the point though. Five stars to Kona's oldest and at one time only high school (from 1921 to 1997). I don't get back here often, but when I do, it's mostly for sporting events. The Julian Yates field (stadium) is still a lot of fun to watch a football or soccer game. The stadium and field are in good condition compared to a lot of other schools, and there is a track around the field in which I believe people can use outside of school hours. The school has grown a lot since it's inception, and is still the pride of the Kona side.

Lots of fights and kids smoke in the bathroom and some times day even vape and not good office…read morestaff and mean teacher