A Hanalani education enriches the whole child – mentally, physically, and spiritually – preparing them for college and for life. The pillars of core knowledge, critical skills, and Christian character are our foundation for developing successful leaders.


As one of Oahu's distinguished private schools, Hanalani is dedicated to providing a comprehensive pre-K-12 education that goes beyond the conventional. Our mission is rooted in fostering a Christ-centered learning environment, where students not only excel academically but also grow spiritually and socially. At Hanalani Schools, we believe in empowering young minds with the knowledge and values necessary to navigate an ever-evolving world. Located in Mililani, our pre-K-12 schools on Oahu serve as educational beacons in the community. Hanalani's approach to education extends beyond the classroom, encompassing a rich tapestry of extracurricular activities, advanced academic programs, and a strong sense of community. Our commitment to academic rigor, coupled with a nurturing atmosphere, sets us apart among others, making Hanalani Schools the preferred choice for families seeking a holistic educational experience.


“Through Hanalani’s strong academics, small classes and caring community, my son is thriving as an Honor Student.”

– Monica Napoleon, Hanalani Parent


Financial Aid

A quality, Christian education is within your reach! Need-based financial aid and merit scholarships are available.

Resources

Our admissions process is designed to welcome students into the Hanalani ʻohana.  
Join us in our commitment to academic excellence and Christian values.

Application Requirements

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List of 3 members.

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    Mrs. Michelle Kaneshiro 

    Director of Enrollment
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  • Photo of Teona Cayabyab

    Mrs. Teona Cayabyab 

    Enrollment Associate
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  • Photo of Crystal Robles

    Ms. Crystal Robles 

    Enrollment Associate
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Hanalani Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, gender, or disability in areas of admission, financial aid, athletics, and other school-administered programs.