Aloha and welcome to Hawaiʻi public schools! We are committed to providing a high-quality education for all students—regardless of their geographic location, background, economic standing or whether they are in English or Hawaiian language pathways—and we look forward to welcoming your child to our school system.

I a'oga a le malo o Hawai'i, matou te taumafai mo se faiga K-12 e fa'atauva ai le au fa'au'u i le lalolagi atoa, ma le poto fa'ale-a'oa'oga ma tomai e fa'aolaola, ma maua se lagona loloto o le matafaioi e saofagā i o latou nu'u. O a tatou aoga a le malo ua faatulagaina i totonu o itumalo e 15 ua taua nofoaga lavelave. Ta'itasi nofoaga lavelave e aofia ai le lua i le fa “faigata”—o se vaega o aoga e aofia ai se aoga maualuga ma ana aoga tulagalua ma tulagalua.

E fa'atulafonoina le a'oga i Hawai'i mo tamaiti a'oga e 5 i le 18 tausaga. E manaʻomia tamaiti aʻoga e auai i le aʻoga e tautuaina le itumalo faʻafanua o loʻo latou nonofo ai.

auina atu lou alo i le aoga

Mandatory for Children Living in Hawaiʻi

E fa'atulafonoina le a'oga i Hawai'i mo tamaiti a'oga e 5 tausaga (e o'o ia Iulai 31 o le tausaga a'oga) e o'o atu i le 18 (e o'o ia Ianuari 1 o se tausaga a'oga). Faamolemole silasila mai HRS 302A-1132 mo fa'amatalaga. E manaʻomia tamaiti aʻoga e auai i le aʻoga e tautuaina le itumalo faʻafanua o loʻo latou nonofo ai. E mafai ona e faʻaaogaina a matou Su'e Nofoaga A'oga meafaigaluega e va'ai ai tua'oi a le itumalo ma le a'oga.

(mai ia Iulai 31 o le tausaga aʻoga) e oʻo atu i le 18 (e pei o Ianuari 1 o se tausaga aʻoga). Faamolemole silasila mai HRS 302A-1132 mo fa'amatalaga. E manaʻomia tamaiti aʻoga e auai i le aʻoga e tautuaina le itumalo faʻafanua o loʻo latou nonofo ai. E mafai ona e faʻaaogaina a matou Su'e Nofoaga A'oga tool to view district and school service boundaries—simply type in your address in the upper left corner of the site, including city, until your address materializes in a drop-down menu. Select it and you’ll be zoomed to the service area.

Fa'aaliga: O lo'o fesuisuia'i le faitau aofa'i o le lesitala ma tua'oi. Matou te fautuaina e fa'afeso'ota'i sa'o le a'oga e fa'amaonia pe o tautua i lou fale.

Malamalama i Tu'uga & Ituaiga Lipoti

The U.S. Department of Education requires that all states report the race and ethnicity of students enrolling in public school. The state of Hawaiʻi does not report individual information, but reports total counts of students by different sub-group categories of race and ethnicity. Although you have the right as a parent to decline to provide this information to the school, Federal rules require that every student be assigned an ethnicity and/or race category. The schools will designate a category in the event a parent declines to provide that information.

Aiga i Fale Le mautu

There are nearly 3,600 students identified in unstable housing across the state. Families experiencing unstable housing have rights under the McKinney-Vento Act to ensure their children continue uninterrupted access to education and services. Learn about Rights under the McKinney-Vento Act (PDF)

Su'e se Feso'ota'iga a Nuu

Liaison List HIEHCY 2024-2025 (Google Pepa)

Su'esu'ega e Su'esu'e ai le Agava'a

Determine eligibility under the McKinney-Vento Act: Fesili e Su'esu'e Agava'a - Igilisi (PDF). Fa'aliliuga o lo'o i lalo.

Mo nisi fesili po'o ni atugaluga, fa'amolemole fa'afeso'ota'i le polokalame Education for Homeless Children and Youth (EHCY) i le 808-348-0304 po'o le 808-723-4192.

Aia Tatau mo Aiga i le Fa'asalalau Fale Le mautu

For parents and families under McKinney-Vento: Aia Tatau mo Aiga i Fale Le mautu – Igilisi (PDF). Fa'aliliuga o lo'o i lalo.

Femalagaa'i pasi e leai se totogi

Students who qualify for assistance under the McKinney-Vento Act may be eligible for free bus transportation to and from school. Please work with the homeless concerns liaison at your school to determine eligibility, and to secure a bus pass if applicable.