While we navigate these uncertain times together, we must stay strong for one another and for our school. Our collective resolve in the spirit of hope, faith, and Noblesse Oblige will guide us toward a better and brighter future.
Stay Connected. Stay Resilient. Stay Strong.
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Stay Connected. Stay Resilient. Stay Strong.
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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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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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Hoku ’30
Ging Ging Liu Fernandez and her husband jumped at the opportunity to apply to the Chinese Immersion Program.Read More -
Jacelyn ’20
As a freshman, Jacelyn was excited to be part of the Mx Scholar Program for STEM & Aerospace’s inaugural year.Read More -
Noah ’21
Born with a basketball in his hand, Noah grew up knowing the importance of excelling on and off the court.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 Community Donates More Than 2,500 Handmade Masks To Protect Kupuna and Nurses from COVID-19
Today, we donated more than 2,500 reusable handmade fabric masks to two local nonprofit organizations, Lanakila Pacific and Navian Hawaii, formerly Hospice Hawaii, to help kupuna and nurses stay protected against COVID-19. Families, alumni and community members quickly took up needle and thread over the past two-and-a-half weeks and went far above and beyond the goal of providing 1,000 masks, ultimately sewing more than 2,500 masks for the community using repurposed Maryknoll aloha-print fabric. A contactless drive-thru for the donation drop-off was held to follow the social distancing order and ensure everyone’s safety.Read More -
Now Available: Boys Basketball Back-to-Back Championship Apparel
Aloha Spartans! We're excited to announce that we are now accepting orders for our 2020 Boys Basketball Back-to-Back State Championship Apparel! Thank you so much for your patience as we worked to ensure our apparel options were available in the midst of the COVID-19 situation.Read More -
Maryknoll Class of 2020: Announcing Virtual Celebrations and Events
Maryknoll School would like to extend our congratulations to our graduating Class of 2020 on all that they have accomplished during their time as Maryknoll Spartans. While our traditional, in-person celebrations will be virtualized to ensure the safety of our graduates, families, and loved ones, we are excited to announce the many ways we are celebrating and recognizing our graduating class!Read More -
Mahalo For Supporting #GivingTuesdayNow at Maryknoll
Mahalo to all those that participated in #GivingTuesdayNow! Your generosity, support, and love for Maryknoll School was deeply felt – from those volunteering to make masks for others, to all of you that made a gift to Maryknoll School to support our families in need. We also thank those who served and continue to give back to their local communities. Thank you for exemplifying Noblesse Oblige in these ways!Read More
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Today is #GivingTuesdayNow!
Read MoreToday is #GivingTuesdayNow, a global day of giving and unity. Now more than ever, we are called upon to make a difference. Generosity gives everyone the power to make a positive change in the lives of others and is a fundamental value anyone can act on. You can show your generosity in a variety of ways during #GivingTuesdayNow: -
Maryknoll School's Virtual 2020 Lei Day Program
Read MoreHappy May Day, Spartans! While we would love to be celebrating with you in-person, we’re excited to share our High School Hula Students’ Virtual Lei Day Program with you all! Over the last few weeks, our students and their families recorded songs and dances to share with our Maryknoll School ‘Ohana to perpetuate the love for Hawaii from the comfort and safety of their hale.
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High School Concert Choir Performs Na Ke Akua
In this time of uncertainty, anxiety, and discomfort, our Maryknoll Concert Choir offered this gift of song for Holy Week. Na Ke Akua by John McCreary is a choral anthem that reminds us “Do not fret when trouble comes, God is watching; under His wings, He will provide you with shelter.” Mahalo to Mr. Thomas Goedecke, High School Director of Music, and our High School Concert Choir for sharing this beautiful performance with our school community.Read More
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Volunteers Needed For GivingTuesdayNow Service Project
Read MoreIf you or a family member would like to volunteer to make masks for community members in need, please consider participating in our Maryknoll Mask GivingTuesdayNow Service Project! If you're interested, you can find more information on this great way to express Noblesse Oblige on the flyer below or by clicking here! -
Prayers and Mass for Maryknoll Sisters in New York
Read MoreMaryknoll School's legacy began on September 2, 1927, when six young and adventurous Maryknoll sisters and a young priest from New York arrived in Honolulu, answering Bishop Stephen Alencastre’s call to open a new missionary school in Hawaii.
After decades of building and laying the groundwork for the amazing school we have today, many Maryknoll Sisters retired or returned to their headquarters in Ossining, New York.
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Maryknoll Celebrates Virtual Spartan Week
During April 20-24, we hosted a Virtual Spirit Week for the entire school to participate in.Read More -
Maryknoll's First-Ever Virtual Prom - April 25, 2020 @ 6:30 PM
In celebration of our Class of 2021 Juniors and Class of 2020 Seniors, we're hosting a Virtual Prom! As a special dedication to the Class of 2020, local recording artist Johnny Suite will be performing live this evening, Saturday, April 25, 2020 at 6:30 PM on Maryknoll's Facebook & Instagram social media accounts.Read More -
Maryknoll Gives Back to Mother Nature
Over the years our students, faculty, and staff have contributed countless hours of service at environmental spaces across the island. We're grateful for the opportunities to serve in this way, protecting and preserving our natural resources and native plant species.Read More -
Extended Campus Closure Update - April 20, 2020
Maryknoll School's campus closure and Out-of-Classroom Learning have been extended through the remainder of the school year, ending on June 5, 2020. All events, activities, and athletics through the end of the school year have been canceled.Read More
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Virtual Spartan Week: April 20 to April 24
Read MoreGet ready Spartans! This week, April 20-24, we will be hosting a Virtual Spartan Week for the entire school to participate in. Below, you'll find the themes for each day!
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Easter Message from Father EJ Resinto
“Easter fills us with peace. This is my wish for you and your family: That you may spend this Holy Day together as a unit, drawing on your faith and looking toward the Risen Lord. May you know His Peace, may you know His Hope, and may you know His Love.”Read More
May you all have a Blessed, Safe and Happy Easter! God Bless You All!
Click here to view Father EJ's Easter Message
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Front Line Spartan Alumni Message: Stay At Home
As the greatest acts of love are the sacrifices we make, the medical professionals, first responders and those on the frontlines of this battle with COVID-19 are expressing their unwavering love for all those in their care.Read More
Many of those in this battle include our #MaryknollAlumni, instilled with the ideals and values learned while at Maryknoll School, in the spirit of Noblesse Oblige. These #FrontlineSpartans have an important message to share with our Maryknoll ‘Ohana and the greater community. Thank you for doing your part as we work as a #SpartanStrong family to #FlattenTheCurve together.
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Stay Connected. Stay Resilient. Stay Strong.
As we transition to Out-of-Classroom Learning and adjust to our extended campus closure, we have launched our Spartan Strong campaign to encourage our community to Stay Connected, Stay Resilient and Stay Strong. Moving forward, messages to our community will be an informative, weekly update with insights, news and positive stories for our Spartan 'Ohana.Read More
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Maryknoll School Campus Closure Extended to April 30th
Maryknoll Families: Please see the below updates regarding our response to the current COVID-19 situation.Read More
- Maryknoll School's campus closure and distance learning have been extended through Thursday, April 30th. All events through April 30th have also been canceled or postponed.
- Father EJ and Sacred Heart Parish will be live-streaming daily Mass and prayers through social media and the parish website.
- The ILH has extended its suspension of athletic activity through April 30th.
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Maryknoll School Out-of-Classroom Learning Plan
Our Maryknoll School Out-of-Classroom Learning Plan has been sent to all Maryknoll families. We have also posted the plan in the following locations:Read More
--Health and Wellness Page
--myMaryknoll Resource Board for Faculty, Staff, Students, and Parents
--Out-of-Classroom Learning Message From President Perry Martin
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Spartan Newsletter - March 2020
Maryknoll Community: Our March 2020 Spartan Newsletter has been emailed to all Maryknoll families. You can also view the newsletter online by clicking here.Read More
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