This school is amazing. My kids go here and the teachers are above and beyond. My kids are learning…read moreso much that they are above their grade levels in most of their subjects. The teachers respond quickly and we have a direct contact with them if we need anything.

great school and great staff!!!!! Very attentive to students education and needs!! A school where…read morestaff members genuinely care about their students! We thank you! We salute you for all you do for our Keikis!!!

This is a great school with great staff. They are all caring and wonderful people. I have one…read morechild that takes some SPED programs but he has been in the Keonepoko SPED preschool program since the age of 3. Keonepoko has been great at dealing with his situations. My other child has been going to school there since kindergarten and every teacher he has had has been very involved with his education. The staff is great and have always been kind and understanding (even when I have been a little irritated). I respect each of them because they work hard for the sake of the children and care about their well being and education.

Keaukaha school... is the BEST school ever. All of my children went... an is going to keaukaha…read moreElem. school. They enjoy going to school everyday. The teachers and the staff takes great care of the children... They treat each and every child as if there are there own. We drive everyday from pahoa to hilo just for our kids to go to this school. KEAUKAHA.

Great School! I have gone here for six years and am happy to graduate this year. The reason I have…read morestayed with this school is because I know when I leave this school I will know how to properly work in my community

Back when I was a young lad, there was this weird rivalry between the two private schools of…read moreWaimea; between Parker and HPA. I don't know if they ever got over this, but the fact still remains: Parker is the better school. You could even say its just "real." The teachers are supportive and qualified, the students are pleasant, the curriculum is constantly improving, and the administration is known for its lack of stifling bureaucracy. AND its cheap as far as private school tuition goes.. I spent my last year at Parker, but I wish I could have started earlier! Stay tuned for Parkers up-and-coming "Thomas Center for Young Entrepreneurs Who Want to Learn About Business and How To Do Other Things Well Too" opening fall 2043. What up Doc Sturges! http://www.parkerschool.net/welcome.html

From the owner: Parker School is a small, independent, co-educational day school for students in grades K-12…read morelocated in Kamuela, HI. At Parker School, every student is known, valued and nurtured. Our small-school setting and dynamic program foster confident, compassionate individuals who are thoroughly prepared for college, who enthusiastically engage in life and who positively contribute to an ever-changing global community. Excellence, integrity and compassion are the cornerstones of our mission. Small class sizes, 'ohana (family-like) atmosphere, and a diverse, caring and talented faculty combine to produce a well-rounded educational environment and experience for our more than 300 students. This unique environment cultivates the qualities necessary to succeed in an interconnected world: creativity, curiosity, resilience, constructive risk-taking and teamwork. Student interests are stimulated, building skills and knowledge in all areas of life, including: the physical, intellectual, musical, artistic and altruistic. In addition, students enjoy a rigorous academic program; hands-on experiential learning; an excellent arts program; leadership opportunities; exciting extra-curricular activities such as debate, athletics, drama and dance; opportunities for hands-on community service; a nurturing atmosphere; and a true sense of 'ohana, extended family. Fully accredited by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), Par

Wow, I can't believe that I am the first to Yelp about 'St. Joseph's, our Dear Alma Mater...'…read more Words any alumni would know by Heart. What to say about St. Joseph? The first would be that I think it is a bit misunderstood. While I didn't always like it, (what High Schooler really loves being in school?), St. Joe's was a special place. As I have gotten older, I have grown to appreciate that more and more. In the years since leaving its halls, at this point, nearing 15 years since I graduated, I have run into a great many other alum and it has a very family feel. My class was stacked at 54 students, the largest in years at the time, so for those of us who make it through St. Joe, we do become family, it was more than just a number. The best part of St. Joseph, believe it or not, are the teachers. As you grow older, you realize that those people were really caring and did have a love because teachers in general are underpaid, especially teachers in small Catholic schools. Anyhow, I recommend this spot. There will be those who hate any school you send them to but at least you will know your kids are among a special group.

From the owner: Founded in 1869, St. Joseph Elementary School is a Catholic coeducational institution that enrolls…read morestudents in kindergarten through grade six. It conducts classes in various subjects, such as math, social studies, science and religious education. In addition, the school emphasizes on reading, writing and spelling skills. It offers a course in Japanese language. St. Joseph Elementary School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It provides advanced placement, honors, and gifted and talented courses. The school features a cafeteria, computer lab, and art and band rooms. St. Joseph Elementary School s performing arts after-school program offers tap dancing, hula, drama, percussion and jazz ensemble. It maintains a library that provides a range of books and reference materials. The school s staff includes a principal, librarian and elementary secretary. St. Joseph Elementary School is located in Hilo, Hawaii.

This is a good school, my daughter has a great time there and loves how she is able to play the…read moreukulele because of her teacher (Ms. Walker.)

Waikoloa school is comparitively better than other public elementary schools on the island. I know…read morebecause I went there for a couple of years waaaay back when it opened. But forget that: this review is about the school as a skate spot. The school is chock full of slippery knee- to shin-high concrete benches. Some of the benches are really slippery, but you have to hunt around for them. I'm pretty sure theres some right up front by the admin building. There are also these big speed bump pyramids which are good as gap up gap down manual pads. The parking lot has a decent-sized grass gap thats about 5-or 6 feet with a foot and a half step down. Good for throwing a box, picnic table, or portable rail across. There is also a little tiny curb thats sloped like a kicker. Its only about 9 inches high, but the tiny transition is steep enough on it to actually get some pop. You can find that right by the parking lot gap. Theres a but more to it, but you have to search around. And don't skate there at too late at night or when school is in session. Be sure to park on the street or across Paniolo at that church. Do this so you dont get locked in by vindictive faculty. Overall, great potential for lines, and smooth pavement to cut down on noise when filming. If you're in the area and have a skate, give a lil sesh-won, szechuan.

I came here of Lā Hoihoi Ea and this school is so beautiful. It over looks the ocean and has plenty…read moreof parking. I can't really comment on anything else, but the community here is awesome. Hopefully I get to come here for another Lā Hoihoi Ea, it was amazing! :)