
Admission
Your ʻIolani journey begins here.
At ʻIolani School, students are challenged to think deeply, discover their passions and grow within a community that values collaboration, humility and respect. A culturally diverse, college preparatory school for students in kindergarten through 12th grade, ʻIolani is founded upon Christian values and offers dynamic, personalized learning through both day and boarding programs.
Day Admission
Kindergarten and Grades 6-11
A longtime trusted partner in Hawai‘i education, the day program continues to develop the next generation of community leaders and global thinkers.
Boarding Admission
Grades 9-11
Students from across the United States and around the world live on campus while attending a top college preparatory school in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaiʻi.
ʻIolani School at a Glance
Our students engage in dynamic learning experiences, with opportunities to think, play, collaborate, experiment and imagine.
Together, we continue to climb ever higher.
Because the unique gifts of each of us lift us all.
Together, we fly.
Explore ʻIolani School
Take an immersive, interactive tour of our campus. This innovative tool allows prospective families, alumni, and community members to explore our state-of-the-art facilities from anywhere in the world.
Get to know ʻIolani School through our digital Viewbook. Learn about our academic programs, vibrant student life, and the people, values, and opportunities that shape the Raider experience.
The Residential Life (ResLife) community at ‘Iolani School offers a nurturing and inclusive environment where students from around the globe come together to live, learn and grow — both in and out of the classroom.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Thank you for your interest in ʻIolani School. Every family's admission journey is different. If you have questions or would like guidance as you explore ʻIolani School, we'd love to connect and help you find the information you need.
‘Iolani School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, age or disability in areas of admission, financial aid, athletics, or other school administered programs.






