Hawaii Tokai International College is great. Accredited by the highest association, the total cost…read moreof going to Hawaii Tokai is lower than going to a community college, 4-year public, or 4-year private college or university in Hawaii. They have the highest graduation rates with the highest transfer rate to colleges and universities in all of the Hawaiian Islands. The campus is located in Kapolei in a beautiful setting next to the University of Hawaii at West Oahu. There's a synergy between the two campuses and they share resources with one another. If you are looking for a top quality college that prides itself on a focus on Asian-related areas of education as well as general education, this is the place for you!

We came here for a judo clinic. The campus is very clean and cozy. It's not very big for a college…read morecampus, but I like the idea of it being a very intimate atmosphere where you could get to know a lot of people because it's very small. It's very close to the KROC Center, about 1 min,where there are a lot of activities. It's also very close to the Ka Makana Ali Mall, about 5 mins.

Beautiful campus and the site of this year's 2nd Lā Kūʻokoʻa Festival…read more Great host and hostess, lots of food vendors and food trucks.... delicious drinks, educational booths, beautiful crafts and fun games for everyone. The music got you dancing and the Hula Halau's showed off their talent. The weather was nice and the sounds of the ocean made this special event of Lā Kūʻokoʻa Festival as special as its message

Personally had terrible experiences with this school. The…read morestaff was very rude and disrespectful toward me. Im an older sister of 3 siblings who attend this school. When I go to pick them up, I get all the attitude because it's not my mother picking them up (my mom does not live with me, I help my dad by picking up kids when it's his turn with custody). After seeing my siblings after months, My siblings had infected open cuts that the nurse was not aware of and apparently didn't care about because the children didn't come and complain about it. One of them is in preschool. And there was a situation where my brother called me from the office to pick him up. When I arrived about 20 min later (there was traffic on the way to nanakuli), the after school program took the longest time and had difficulty finding him and telling me where he was. They took me to various locations around the school & called around, which had me worried about how they keep track of children after school. We eventually came to realization that someone else had picked him up, about 45 min after I arrived. My siblings also tell me about their disciplinary training. And they included how they have to write their teacher an apology letter when they forget their practice sheet for their recorder (flute type instrument). And how my younger sister in preschool gets kicked out of my 4th grade sister's class by the teacher before school hours because she's just not allowed to be in there before school. Parking is hectic, and the turn to go into the school is barely a turn at all, I think they're trying to build a streetlight for the turn. My siblings are also afraid to go to the basketball courts after school, they still have yet to tell me why. They just don't. I added another star because the security guards are actually very nice. But that is about it. Wish I had better experiences. Unfortunately, trying to get the kids transferred out is my only option at this point.

Located in Waianae right next to the shopping center with Long's Drugs, Starbucks, Jamba Juice,…read moreJean Wearhouse, etc. There's a study center, math lab, computer lab, and a variety of subjects that are linked up with the LCC. So it's kind of like a continuated campus just especially for people living allll the way down that side* Everyone is super chill here. My mom goes to this campus because her job is down that side so it's more convient for her. All the staff here are very friendly&imformative. They don't make you feel weird or anything. & My mom told me she likes the atmosphere here because the classes are smaller here and the professors really take their time with their students. I think there's more of a majority of an older crowd of college students here tho...if that makes a different or not, idk. LOL They always have a lot of parking too.

New location in Ma'ili right next to Ma'ili Elementary. I'm currently a student at LCC and it's so…read moreconvenient to be here. I live in Wai'anae and the commun is just perfect! We're hoping to expand the rest of our campus and add more classrooms! I can't wait for what's instored for us

Because of store front aka Hi core, I was able to graduate and walk with my class. More…read moreimportantly, the teachers who care for your success.

Great school for kids that have lost sight of the goal to graduation and further themselves no…read morematter the reason. They have a very supportive staff that are dedicated to helping students achieve graduation and furthering their goals.

12 years ago I visited with my class, I didn't care for it. Last week we visited again. I was…read moreimpressed, the hired an Early Education Guide and she did everything age appropriate, meaning not to long to loose the young children's interest. The place was clean, the learning and guide were on point and parking was abundant. I think her name was Kimela, she made a very good impression on my team of educators. Please take your school, it's worth the fun drive.

This is such a great place for children and animal lovers! I brought my three year old here and we…read morehad a tour of the beautiful facilities and got to pet all the animals. Our guide was great with children. First, she talked about the ranch and the horses and cows. Then she talked about the paniolo, what they wore and how they roped cows. Then we walked around and met all the animals. We started at the fishpond and all the kids got a cup full of fish food. She told us the Hawaiian names of the water fowl and we even watched a heron catch some fish! (Sorry; I forgot the Hawaiian name for heron!) Then we went on the longest and best part of the tour: petting all the animals. I'm not sure I can name them all but the highlights were a wild boar, a little brown cow, a llama, sheep, goats and a pig. In another section, there was an enclosed garden with smaller animals like rabbits and guinea pigs, tortoises and butterflies. They do birthday parties here and I would totally go for it if it weren't so far for my parents and family. But I highly recommend visiting here!

This must be one of the nicer buildings on campus. The lecture halls are so nice and roomy. It's…read morekept really clean from the classes to the restroom. The little gallery is also really nice. There's also a convenient coffee shop right across the sidewalk.

Practically lived here for weeks doing projects everyday in this building. So I have noticed a lot…read moreof things to love and sadly find something I dislike about it. What I love: The art galleries: The smaller one changes almost every week. Sometimes I'll pass by or drop in when I have time to really look at what's in there. The bigger one I believe is for MFA students or bigger artwork. It's A/C and quiet in there. Perfect art viewing environment! The classrooms: I haven't been to many, but I grew very familiar with the Photo Lab and Digital Imaging Lab. The Photo lab is of course filled with pictures, by students and Professor Stan. The photography ranges from projects to even random funny ones. The labbies are also very helpful and chill. The Digital Imaging lab is lit just right for the working environment. It's a good space in general with an inflatable moose head on the wall. Everyday's a surprise: sometimes I'll find some weird or funny things posted on the walls of this building. I saw a funny but threatening letter on a locker once, someone stole the girl's lock and she was very mad but entertaining. Even the restroom stalls have some interesting art or writing. And there was one semester where they had built a cardboard castle in the seating area on the first floor--what a great day that was to play in it! Also, I can't forget their "Free Store" by the office. You'll find random things just out there for the taking. Some good stuff, really. AND there's Papa Lucks across the way. For the long work days, I could stop by here for a caffeine fix or some food. What I dislike: The only thing I really don't like are the restrooms. You'd think that the girls' room would be clean at least, but no..unfortunately a lot of the times they are not. It's gross and embarrassing sometimes. Most of the doors don't even lock... But I still love this building. Despite some stress from projects here, I feel very at home.

My cousin attends this school and from what i am hearing the teachers are not the best and there…read moreare fights every week and students getting hit by cars.

This school is a good school but some of the subs are really strict about dress coderead more

Excellent start for my transition into elementary school forming a solid foundation of valuable…read morelessons on practice makes permanent, I attended Haleiwa Elementary School during the summer 1985 after completion of Wahiawa Early Intervention Program. I enjoyed the school.

My kids have been going here since 2015. I love the school is so small and everyone knows each…read moreother. The older kids help to take care of the younger kids and escort them to A+ after school, which is think is nice. All the teachers and staff are so friendly and there really is a sense of community here.