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  • 100 Days of School!

    Maryknoll School
    Today marked 100 Days of School and our festive 1st graders celebrated by imagining themselves as kūpuna! 👴👵
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  • Homecoming Week 2022 is Here!

    🎉 Let's Go, Spartans! Let's Go
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  • Colin Hazama '99 featured on Food Network!

    Maryknoll School
    👨‍🍳 ICYMI! Executive Chef Colin Hazama '99 recently starred in the debut episode of "Alex vs. America" on the @FoodNetwork competing against Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli. 
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  • Girls Varsity I

    Spartans Clinch Their First Win of the Season!

    Maryknoll Athletics
    Congratulations to all our players and coaches in last night's season opener games! It was an exciting night to have our teams competing again on the court after two long years. 
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  • The Return of Varsity Basketball!

    Maryknoll Athletics
    We are excited for the return of our boys & girls varsity basketball teams! It has been a long-awaited two years since our students and coaches have been back to compete on the court. Tonight's season-opening games include a double-header at home for the boys and our first away game for our Lady Spartans!
     
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  • ILH Girls Volleyball Player of the Year!

    🏐 Huge #SpartanShoutout to our Class of 2022 senior libero, Rozalynn Cabuena, on being named this year’s ILH Girls Volleyball Division II Player of the Year alongside her teammates who also achieved First Team and Honorable Mentions this season!
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  • A Noblesse Oblige Christmas!

    Maryknoll School
    🎅 It’s a wrap! — Our inaugural “A Noblesse Oblige Christmas” event transformed our grade school campus into a drive-thru, winter wonderland filled with holiday cheer!
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  • "Bring Us Light" Winter Choir Concert 2021

    Julianne Hiu, Choir Director
    The Maryknoll Choir is back with in-person performances this season, and we would like to invite you to join us on Thursday, December 9 at Sacred Heart Church! 
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  • Thanksgiving: A Service of Gratitude

    Maryknoll School
    Mahalo Nui Loa to our wonderful Maryknoll community for coming together to donate to families in need. The spirit of Noblesse Oblige shines brightest when we all come together for the greater good!
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  • Virtual K-12 Open House ! — VIRTUALMARYKNOLL.COM

    Lori Carlos '87
    Please join us for our Virtual K-12 Admission Open House on Saturday, November 6, 2021.
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  • Spartan Career Day 1 - Fall 2021

    Gotaro Oshitari '06
    📣 DAY 1 IS A WRAP 🤝 Mahalo to all our students, moderators, and alumni speakers for making our first Spartan Career Day a success! Grades 6-12 were able to participate in a dynamic panel of alumni speakers to help them learn about becoming future leaders and global citizens.
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  • Bachelot Hall Capital Campaign Featured On HI Now / Hawaii News Now

    Foundation for Maryknoll School
    Exciting things are happening at Maryknoll School! They are transforming their historic Bachelot Hall into a performing arts center for their students.
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  • Micaiah Cape '22 for Psychiatrist.com

    Maryknoll Marketing & Communications
    Micaiah Cape '22 is Noblesse Oblige in action! An academic in his own rite, Cape published an article in psychiatrist.com titled "Astronomical Use of Nitrous Oxide Associated With Stress From the COVID-19 Pandemic and Lockdown". At Maryknoll School, Cape is pursuing a certificate in STEM in the Maryknoll Pathway program.
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  • 5th Graders Cultural Exchange - Virtual Campus Tour

    Today, our 5th graders shared a virtual tour exchange with Naragakuen School in Japan.  The students at Naragakuen shared through a WebEx virtual meeting their beautiful campus, followed by the Maryknoll students sharing this campus tour video.

    This event marks the first in a year-long cultural exchange, a partnership that the two schools have been fostering since 2013. Maryknoll School prioritizes not only learning about other cultures but empathizing and creating a space where multiculturalism is celebrated.
     
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  • Maryknoll Celebrates Spirit Week

    Travis Liu
    Maryknoll Students Celebrated Spirit Week 2021 on September 20-24 with creative outfits and lots of school spirit.

    A special thanks to our HS student leadership team for planning all of the themes and fun activities for the week.
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  • Welcome Back Spartans!

    Maryknoll School
    Aloha Spartans, we have been looking forward to this day as we welcomed our students back on campus for the 2021 - 2022 school year. We can't wait for all the exciting memories we will make together as a community as we continue to stay #SpartanStrong!

    Photos by: Kyle Roche '18


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  • The Chaordic Future: How Maryknoll High School Redesigned the Day for Future

    Isabella Cravens '18 & Ms. Robyn Gausman-Burnett
    Chaordic: A harmonious coexistence between chaos and order; from Dee Hock’s seminal book Birth of the Chaoridc Age.
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  • Character Lessons Transcend Classroom to Epilepsy Awareness Baseball Game

    Melissa Yamaguchi
    My son Brennan Yamaguchi, Class of 2027, had learned about Maryknoll’s motto Noblesse Oblige (“To whom much is given, much is expected”), through service projects with his class, and listened to character lessons from his teachers. So when he heard one of his classmates had epilepsy, he felt a personal responsibility to spread awareness and friendship so she would not feel alone in the fight.
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  • Inspired by Service to Others: Living the Legacy of the Maryknoll Sisters

    Chasen St. Onge '09
    The Maryknoll Sisters who founded our school believed in service to others. For them, service was more than just volunteering a few hours here and there a couple of times per year. It was a paradigm that guided their actions and decisions to seek the greatest benefit for others and create positive change in our community.
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  • How an Immersion Program Prepares Your Child for Global Opportunities

    Jill Takasaki Canfield
    As the world becomes increasingly globalized, the benefits of being multilingual are constantly increasing. You may have heard that an educational model called immersion is spreading throughout the U.S. that offers families the option of an immersive approach to learning a new language that increases children's cognitive development and supports bilingual fluency from a young age.
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