A Rich History of Educating Hawaii's Keiki.
The vision that is now Maryknoll School began with a young priest and six Maryknoll Sisters more than 95 years ago. When Maryknoll School was blessed in 1927, the student body comprised 93 boys and 77 girls. Six Maryknoll sisters taught classes in a one-story building on Dole Street.
Within four years, the Sisters knew that expansion was necessary. In 1931, the first freshman class was enrolled, and in 1935, the first thirteen graduates of the only Catholic, co-educational high school in Hawaii received their diplomas. The high school division operated at Dole Street until 1948 when it was moved to the former MacDonald Hotel on Punahou Street.
Today, Maryknoll School is a high-tech campus with approximately 850+ students across all grade levels. The grade school campus serves pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade students, while the high school campus accommodates grades nine through twelve. The 120 faculty and staff members consist primarily of laymen and women.
Within four years, the Sisters knew that expansion was necessary. In 1931, the first freshman class was enrolled, and in 1935, the first thirteen graduates of the only Catholic, co-educational high school in Hawaii received their diplomas. The high school division operated at Dole Street until 1948 when it was moved to the former MacDonald Hotel on Punahou Street.
Today, Maryknoll School is a high-tech campus with approximately 850+ students across all grade levels. The grade school campus serves pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade students, while the high school campus accommodates grades nine through twelve. The 120 faculty and staff members consist primarily of laymen and women.
