SCHOOLS & CLASSES (CONTINUED) ‘IOLANI SCHOOL Located in the heart of Honolulu and minutes from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, ‘Iolani School has been teaching the young people of Hawaii since 1863. The student body is diverse in cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds and brings the best combination of intellect, talent, Youth Education 98 character, and leadership to the school, fostering a vibrant community where students learn from one another’s perspectives and experiences. Students are offered programs to develop their ability and confidence in intellectual, spiritual, social, and physical pursuits, with opportunities to engage in mentorship programs, community service, and leadership initiatives that prepare them for lifelong success. These programs include a wide variety of hands-on innovative activities in the Sullivan Center, performing and fine arts, and sports. All students are supported by dynamic and caring faculty who know their students individually and provide guidance to help them achieve their full potential both academically and personally. ‘Iolani School takes pride in developing students to become active, informed, productive citizens in the local, national, and global communities, encouraging them to apply their learning to real-world challenges and cultural experiences beyond the classroom. To receive more information, call 808-943-2222 or go to www.iolani.org. vate and/or independent member schools with nearly 33,540 students–one of the highest percentages in the United States. Tuitions run from $1,000-20,000 annually, with many schools requiring tests and interviews prior to admission. Interested in a private school? Consider your child's age, sex, grade and religion– along with your affordable tuition range. Many offer full or partial scholarships to exceptional and needy students. Some will consider alternative payment plans. A directory of private schools is available at your Family Service Center. Call HAIS at (808) 973-1540 or visit hais.us. TEN TIPS FOR SCREENING A PRIVATE SCHOOL • Consider commute time • Visit each school you are considering • Show your interest at interviews • Be honest about tuition concerns • Ask about pre- and post-school programs • Inquire about extracurricular activities • Check on classroom sizes • Ask about religious affiliation • Meet deadlines • Remain positive!
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