NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

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  • Ho'omaika'i Shana Tong '83!

    Congratulations to Maryknoll School President Shana Tong ‘83 as she has been recognized by Pacific Business News as the 2023 Annual Women Who Mean Business honoree.

  • #SpartanSpotlight: 2023 Chinese Narcissus Festival Princesses Jacelyn Ho '20 & Kelly Yee '13

    For this installment of our Spartan Spotlight series, we highlight two alumnae perpetuating our local Chinese culture through pageantry: 1st Princess, Ms. Jacelyn Ho '20, and 2nd Princess, Ms. Kelly Yee '13. We had the opportunity to bring them back on campus to talk story, spend time with former teachers, and even pass out fortune cookies to our grade school students!

  • LET'S GO, SPARTECHS 2441!!

    Join us tomorrow to cheer on our #MaryknollSpartechs 2441 robotics team as they compete against teams from around the world at the UH Stan Sherrif Center for this year‘s 2023 FIRST Robotics Competition 2023 Hawaii Regional! 

  • Maya Kimura '27 Wins NASA's "You've Got Perseverance" Award!

    🛰️  Congratulations to 8th-grader Maya Kimura '27, who recently had the incredible opportunity to speak with @NASA engineers about the Perseverance Mars Rover. Maya was one of only 11 students across the country recognized by NASA for their academic work, community service, and determination in hopes that connecting students will help them see how NASA scientists and engineers also face challenging situations and succeed through perseverance.

  • Founders Day 2023

    Yesterday, our community gathered to celebrate Founders Day. On February 14, 1920, the Maryknoll Sisters were officially recognized as a religious community, with Mother Mary Joseph (Mollie Rogers) as their founding superior. Mother Mary Joseph Rogers is seen as one of the Co-Founders of Maryknoll, along with Father James Anthony Walsh and Father Thomas Frederick Price.

Applications are now open for the 2023-24 school year!

Pre-Kindergarten Enrollment is Now Open

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  • Service

    Placing others before ourselves by making a conscious and meaningful effort to serve is the foundation of our community.

  • Community

    We encourage all of our students to follow their dreams, care about the world around them, and work well with others.

  • Faith

    As a Parochial, Catholic, co-educational institution, we strive to instill Christ-like values within our students.
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MANDARIN IMMERSION

Maryknoll’s Mandarin Immersion Program, the first in Hawaii to take place during the school day, gives students the opportunity to receive daily instruction in core subjects using a 50/50 model, 50% of each day in Mandarin and 50% in English. In addition to developing proficiency in a second language, research shows that immersion students achieve the same levels of competence, or better, in academic subjects including English, in addition to many cognitive benefits. 
Immersion integrates language and content and is based on the principle that language is acquired most effectively when learned in a meaningful social context. The School curriculum provides a natural basis for second language learning. 

HIGHER EDUCATION IN AN INNOVATIVE WAY

Through an exciting partnership with Hawai‘i Pacific University (HPU), Maryknoll High School juniors and seniors have the option of taking courses at HPU for dual credit at no additional tuition cost.
 
Students who complete sufficient credits may even earn an HPU Associate of Arts degree at the same time as their Maryknoll high school diploma, potentially resulting in significant savings of up to two years' worth of time and undergraduate tuition.
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PRE-KINDERGARTEN

The year before kindergarten is a time of tremendous growth. As a parent, you want your child to enjoy this stage while building the right skills for the steps ahead.

Our program provides opportunities for each child to cultivate knowledge, self-discipline, creativity, and spiritual and physical growth. We believe in creating a warm and loving environment where children can learn about themselves, gain an understanding of others and develop strong self-esteem.
 

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