This school concession stand for the gym is terrible. The ladies that let you in at the door do NOT…read moreSTOP everyone with food from going in! They have a double standard of letting certain people in with food. I cant believe it! WHY do they food if you cannot eat it in the gym, thats what sells the food! Hello

The Administration (specifically the Principal) cares nothing about the teachers or the students…read more He only protects himself. The Principal is an ineffective, inadequate, impotent and incompetent leader. He has zero communication with the teachers and is biased towards those who kiss up to him. He gives all the advanced courses to teachers who he favors instead of to those who teach with quality and care for students. His skill as as a school administrator is flaccid and his inability to lead and to guide with objectivity is worsening every quarter. He should not be the Principal. He should retire. His lack of leadership is detrimental to the students at this high school. The students who need the most help are being overlooked due to the principal's discrimination against the teachers who are ready and willing to help them. The current Principal at Kalani High is a coward and will not stand up to protect anyone except himself. By his idiotic standards, he should just hire YouTube videos with outdated curriculum because those are the type of "teachers" he favors.

from the review of "AIden W" I remember asking what was wrong. It was because you were moved to…read morewhere my friend and I were. I got in trouble and had to move. I got yelled at for simply asking what's wrong, and after that, I was just talking with my friend, and after a bit, we got yelled at to get our "shit" out of there

As Kaimuki Middle School student, I have noticed that the school only really takes action when…read morecrises really happens even though they were notified countless times of events that could lead up to these crises ahead of time. Some staff don't really care about things that's happening right in front of them. One time someone stole my ID and I had to chase after them everywhere, when that person who took my ID went in the hall a staff member noticed and stopped the chase with a very firm voice. When I tried explaining that the guy stole my ID, the staff member did not care and instead of talking to the guy, he instead put me on a bench and told me to stay there for the rest of the lunch. While the guy who stole my ID only stayed on the bench for a good 5 minutes and walked free. However, some staff do really care for their students and I appreciate that a lot.

My 2 children currently attend this kula (school) and I wouldn't choose any other school to send my…read morekeikis. It is a great Hawaiian immersion school. They have island wide school bus systems. They have awesome school meals and a snack shop. They have a decent amount of parking (better than some other schools I've seen). They also have Keiki O Ka Aina on campus (day care facility). The school has their own lo'i which students and family are welcome to upkeep once a month. The school is located near a river. If you stand on the top of hill, it's a beautiful site of Diamond Head. The campus is small which is good for me and for my keikis as everything is in short distance and takes a few seconds to get to the main office, hale Aina (cafeteria), library, and lua (bathrooms). The staff and Kumu (teachers) are all awesome! However, I do hope that some day the school offers more educational huaka'i (field trips) and educational courses on ancient hawaiian activities/lifestyle like lua, fishing, net throwing, Hokulei'a (learning how to make canoes), la'au lapa'au (traditional medicine), pa'i Ai (poi pounding), rock wall building, growing your own vegetables, ancient site visits, offerings, etc. the school offers summer school and tutoring courses throughout the year. Overall, it is an awesome school. I hope that one day the Hawaiian language is as fluent as English across Hawaii nei.

In the time since COVID-19 and since I've been here this school has been amazing. The staff are all…read morevery encouraging and are tenacious in the pursuit of your child's betterment and learning, and provide you with the necessary tools to succeed. The only problems your child should have with the teachers are if they misbehave.

as a student who came late in 8th grade it sucked the teacher never helped my and I couldn't…read moreunderstand a thing in math and they banned phones before class even starts to socialize mor but it didn't work it made kids to terrible thing lIke harassment on kids and school property also their grade and work is terrible their is to much homework and the grading is so strict it is a horrible school to go to

Aloha bags are popular and it was very cool to find out they even made totes in Hawaiian print for…read moreMid Pac. We came today to check out what was available. Spent a pretty penny there. I'm not an alum but being the shopaholic that I am, it got the better of me. Happy with our purchases.

Many people are saying Mid-Pac athletics has a problem. I don't know, I'm just telling you what I…read moreheard. Very unfair what happened to me. The runner tripped me. The coaches watched. The officials did nothing. It's a disgrace. One star. Look into it.

Our child started ULS in 6th grade and will soon finish middle school. He likes ULS very much - the…read moreteachers, the learning process and he gained a lot of friends. Though the facilities (like restrooms) need much improvement. A clean and reliable one means overall good hygiene/ wellness of our children. Our challenge though is driving all the way from West to Downtown every school day. The traffic can be terrible and makes us pretty tired - but we still believe it's a small sacrifice for his education.

UH Lab school is one of the most difficult schools to get in due to free or low cost tuition…read more Noticed some families have multiple kids enrolled and selection process is seems flawed and unfair. School is funded by public monies and entry should be on a fair playing field and not favoritism. I believe 2015 things surfaced about this, but it seems its still continuing. I don't know all the facts and I'm an outsider looking in, but things don't seem to be right. I HOPE SOMEONE CAN CORRECT and stop this wrong doing to make things right.

I went to this school from age 3-18. I love this school! The campus is very clean, the teachers are…read morevery kind, attentive, helpful, and wise, and all my classmates were really cool! We did so many amazing field trips, too, like every year we go to Ice Palace and Wet n Wild. In high school, we did four trips, one per each year, three mission trips and one educational trip. All those trips were such great moments to grow close to my friends and see God's creation! KCS is an excellent school.

If your child has any behavioral issues or learning disabilities, they will be treated poorly. KCS…read moreis not equipped to deal with these children and views them more as problems versus wanting to help them. For those who are neurotypical, I am sure this is an okay school.

Epic school spirit and character from the coaches, wrestlers, fans and all the volunteers that make…read morethese local wrestling meets a success. The facility and gym is very clean, well lighted and has awesome large ceiling fans that help cool down the heat generated by the wrestlers! I enjoy officiating here and hope we find some future male and female wrestling official recruits in the crowd or in the family. There is a HUGE need for future Wrestling Officials! Please refer a friend or family member to your local wrestling association! Wrestling is the cornerstone of epic one on one competition! You can make a difference by getting involved! Thank you for supporting our nationwide wrestling family! HighSchoolOfficials.com

If I had been born male, I would have attended St. Louis School in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Hawai'i…read more Yes, it's an all boys' school. My grandfather, father, nephew, and two brothers-in-law are St. Louis graduates. That means that they belong to "The Brotherhood". I guess it's a good school. My grandfather was a dentist. My father was a Lt. Colonel in the US Air Force and Postmaster of Hickam Air Force Base. One of my brothers-in-law is an engineer. My nephew works at Pearl Harbor. The facilities are well maintained. I've been to The Mamiya Theater and this evening, I went to a graduation celebration at the Clarence T.C. Ching Learning & Technology Center. (The wealthy graduates are generous donors and have buildings named after them... and they have a chance to rent the facilities and host parties for their grandchildren! LOL!) Go Crusaders! Go Red and Blue!

The Christmas spectacular is a fun event for all and the family. Starts at five and they have a…read morelist of things that happen all the way through 9 o'clock. Last year we went to the play and came out just in time for the light show and snow. This year we went way early got to do all the activities. Pictures with Santa, Make s'mores, get cotton candy, gingerbread houses, and watch the Christmas Carol. Special note, if you just wanna do the activities go early there wasn't any line but at 7 o'clock that's when everybody was piling in and the lines were around the corner. If you wanna watch the movie, make sure you bring a blanket pillows and things like that it is on the grass. This event is free, and so special. Everyone's super friendly there is an MC and live music. The Christmas play is adorable and is a messy that is not free. You have to buy tickets for that. this event is dog friendly

Safe and positive learning environment for ages 3-18, excellent opportunities in STEM especially…read morerobotics (science, tech, engineering, and math), tons of notable athletics programs, music/art/PE/tech/research classes plus Japanese/Spanish starting In elementary, beautiful facilities especially the new Innovation Center, and dedicated to providing the best in PreK3-12 girls' education!