This is the Future of Academics
Rooted in the Catholic faith, Maryknoll School is a nurturing and welcoming community that values academic excellence, lifelong learning, service to others, and the courage to imitate Jesus by word and example.
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Strong Foundations
Bright Futures
Maryknoll’s innovative K-12 learning continuum prepares students for our high school Mx Scholar Programs by fostering solid reading, writing and arithmetic skills in elementary and middle school. Lessons are made relevant through real-word applications, allowing students to gain knowledge and discover their passions. Students graduate with a clear sense of purpose and area of focus, prepared to enter the college program of their choice.
Why Choose
Maryknoll School?
Our innovative programs prepare K-12 students for the dynamic, global careers of the future. Join an ‘ohana where every student is known, guided and coached to discover their passions and achieve their potential.
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Kindergarten
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Elementary School
Students explore their diverse interests from robotics to art. Sports teams start in Grade 4.
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Middle School
Inspiring courses and character education build positive habits and prepare students for high school.
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High School
Customize your path with the Mx Scholar Programs and be one of our Spartan athlete champions.Learn More
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Maryknoll School has been offering K-8 Mandarin instruction for the past 8 years. In addition to our existing Mandarin Program, Maryknoll will now offer kindergarten Mandarin Immersion classrooms for the 2017-18 academic year. This new immersion program will allow parents to choose the type of Mandarin instruction they want their child to receive.
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Learn About our Students and Alumni
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Jacelyn ’20
As a freshman, Jacelyn was excited to be part of the Mx Scholar Program for STEM & Aerospace’s inaugural year.Read More -
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Brig. Gen. Paul Chinen ’57
A military officer is asked to make a multitude of decisions that affect the lives of those under their command. Retired Brigadier General Paul Chinen ’57 is thankful that his accomplished career was built on a strong moral foundation that guided his decision making.Read More -
Major General Darryll D.M. Wong ’68
Retired Major General and State of Hawai‘i Adjutant General Darryll D.M. Wong ’68 has had an illustrious career, in which he has overseen soldiers and airmen of the Hawai‘i National Guard and Hawai‘i Air National Guard, and served as Director of State Civil Defense.Read More -
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Spencer '17
The hustle and bustle of a Maryknoll scholar-athlete schedule taught Spencer valuable life lessons.Read More -
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Jacelyn '20 & Jodie '25
Sisters Jacelyn and Jodie share a love for swimming but also pursue separate interests.Read More -
Brad Chun ’82
Flying is a wonder of our time. It connects a global network of people and goods, and enables not only economic growth and millions of jobs worldwide, but also exploration, adventure and a frontier for innovation and dreams.Read More -
Channen '17
Since kindergarten, Channen has been inspired by Maryknoll's motto of Noblesse Oblige — “to whom much is given, much is expected.”Read More -
Kainoa '20
Learning how to fly before learning how to drive is what's in store for Kainoa.Read More -
Mailani Makainai ’98
A creative artist knows how to project truth and emotion into their craft. Maryknoll 1998 graduate and Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning singer-songwriter Mailani Makainai began singing at just 2 years old, and loves to share her talent with the world.Read More -
Marel Ver, MD ’98
Helping others is at the heart of the medical field. Dr. Maria “Marel” Ver ’98, general, bariatric and trauma surgeon at Pali Momi Medical Center, says her time at Maryknoll School inspired her and instilled in her the value of giving back to others and to her community.Read More -
Michele Saito ’77
The right learning environment nurtures students’ drive to succeed. DTRIC Insurance President and 1977 alumna Michele Saito can attest to how her time at Maryknoll School helped her find her leadership voice.Read More
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Latest News
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Maryknoll President Perry Martin Announces Transition to President Position on Mainland
After twelve years as Maryknoll School’s president, Mr. Perry Martin announced today that he will be transitioning to a president position at another Catholic school on the mainland. This was a months-long process and was a difficult decision for Mr. Martin to make, given his deep love and aloha for our school. To ensure a thorough, careful and smooth transition, he has committed to staying at Maryknoll through the end of June and will begin his new journey in July 2020. Our school pastor and Board of Directors will be forming a search committee to implement a thorough, nationwide search for Maryknoll’s next leader.Read More -
Boys Varsity Basketball Team Clinches First Boys Back-to-Back State Titles in School History
Spartan shoutout to our Boys Varsity Basketball Team, the 2020 Snapple HHSAA Division I Boys Varsity Basketball State Champions! Our Spartans battled their way through the state tournament, defeating Kalaheo, Kamehameha-Hawaii, and Damien along the way to their 46-33 victory over Kamehameha-Kapālama in the state championship game! Our defending state champs clinched back-to-back state titles, the first Boys Varsity Division I Basketball Team to do so in Maryknoll School history!Read More -
Cheer on our Boys Varsity Basketball Team as they defend their title in the HHSAA State Championship Game!
Read MoreAfter defeating Damien in the semifinals, our Boys Varsity Basketball Team will take on Kamehameha-Kapalama in the HHSAA Boys Division I Basketball State Championship match! Come out and cheer for our Spartans tonight, Friday, February 21st at 7:00PM at the UH Stan Sheriff Center! The game will also be broadcast live on-air and online courtesy of Spectrum OC16.FREE admission will be given to all current Maryknoll School students with a valid school ID presented at the admission gate - compliments of the Maryknoll School Athletic Department.Note: Those using school IDs for admission must enter the venue through the UH Stan Sheriff Center Pass Gate, to the far left of the general admission entrance.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at athletics@maryknollschool.org or call 808-952-7370.Regular Admission PricesAdult Admission $9.50 Senior Citizens (62 and older) $5.50 Non-Maryknoll Students (Grades K-12) $5.50 LET'S GO SPARTANS! -
Boys Basketball Team Advances to State Semifinals on Thursday, February 20th!
Cheer on our Spartans as they enter the quarterfinals of the HHSAA Boys Division I Basketball State Tournament. Our boys take on Damien tonight, Thursday, February 20th at 5:00PM at the UH Stan Sheriff Center! The game will also be broadcast live on Spectrum OC16.Read MoreFREE admission will be given to all current Maryknoll School students with a valid school ID presented at the admission gate - compliments of the Maryknoll School Athletic Department.If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us
at athletics@maryknollschool.org or call 808-952-7370.Admission PricesAdult Admission $9.50 Senior Citizens (62 and older) $5.50 Non-Maryknoll Students (Grades K-12) $5.50 LET'S GO SPARTANS! -
Cheer on our PAC-5 / Maryknoll Wrestlers Participating in the HHSAA State Wrestling Championships!
Read MoreSpartan shoutout to our PAC-5 / Maryknoll wrestlers participating in the HHSAA State Wrestling Championships on Friday, February 21st and Saturday, February 22nd!The preliminary round of the tournament begins at 10:00AM on Friday, 2/21 at the Neal Blaisdell Arena! Be sure to bring your Spartan spirit and cheer on our wrestlers representing PAC-5 and Maryknoll!Follow their journey at sportshigh.com and Hawaii Prep World!Let's Go Spartans! -
Boys Basketball Team Advances to State Quarterfinals on Wednesday, February 19th!
Read MoreCheer on our Spartans as they enter the quarterfinals of the HHSAA Boys Division I Basketball State Tournament. Our boys take on Kamehameha-Hawaii on Wednesday, February 19th at 5:00PM at Moanalua High School! The game will also be broadcast live on Spectrum OC16.FREE admission will be given to all current Maryknoll School students with a valid school ID presented at the admission gate - compliments of the Maryknoll School Athletic Department.If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at athletics@maryknollschool.org or call 808-952-7370.Admission Prices (High School Sites)Adult Admission $9.00 Senior Citizens (62 and older) $5.00 Non-Maryknoll Students (Grades K-12) $5.00 LET'S GO SPARTANS! -
Spend Your Presidents' Day Holiday at Maryknoll!
Spend your Presidents' Day Holiday at Maryknoll School enjoying our 44th Annual Paina from 9AM to 1PM and cheering on our Boys Varsity Basketball Team at 6PM!Read More
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Cheer on Our PAC-5 Boys Soccer Team at the HHSAA State Tournament!
Read MoreMaryknoll Spartan Fans! Our Pac 5 Boys Soccer team enters the HHSAA Boys Division II Soccer State Championships as the #3 seed. Quarterfinals begin on Thursday, February 13th at the Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex - Field 18 at 3:00 PM against Kamehameha School-Hawaii! -
Join Us For Our 44th Annual Paina - Monday, February 17, 2020
Spartan Community! Be sure to mark your calendars for our 44th Annual Paina on Monday, February 17th (President's Day Holiday) from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. We're excited to announce that local band Kapena will be headlining our entertainment line up for the day!Read More -
Mahalo For Celebrating Homecoming 2020 With Us!
Mahalo to our Bold, Brave, Spartan community for celebrating Homecoming 2020 with us earlier this month! Our entire school community came together to celebrate the spirit of teamwork, commitment and dedication to one another and our Spartan Athletic Program! Check out our official Homecoming 2020 video below!Read More -
High School Students Take Part In Third Day of Service
The island was overflowing with Noblesse Oblige as we lent a helping hand for our third high school Day of Service! Our high school students traveled to various areas across Oahu to preserve the wildlife, beautify the island and give back to the community!Read More -
Our Students Share What They're Thankful For
Read MoreAs a special presentation before our all-school Thanksgiving Mass, our students and Campus Ministry team created a video about what they are thankful for every day. Click here or on the photo below to learn more about what our students are thankful for! -
Maryknoll 'Ohana Shares Thanksgiving Gifts To Those In Need
It was a special day on our Grade and Middle School Campus as our students gathered on the Great Lawn this morning in the spirit of Noblesse Oblige to share special gifts with The Salvation Army and Catholic Charities Hawaii.Read More -
Koa Pancake House Owner and CEO Juno Chung ’03 Gives Back During the Holidays
Read MoreMaryknoll Class of 2003 alum and current owner and CEO of Koa Pancake House Juno Chung ’03 is giving back to the community this holiday season. In the spirit of giving and Noblesse Oblige, the company is partnering with two local non-profit organizations to help those in need. -
Join the Maryknoll Spartan Club Today!
Read MoreMaryknoll Athletics would like to introduce the Spartan Club to all of our families, students, supporters, friends, and alumni! Founded on the ideals of Maryknoll, this booster club's purpose is to link the community hand-in-hand through a common love and passion for Maryknoll Athletics. The Spartan Club is anchored by three distinct pillars: Cheer, Support and Serve.
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