Hawaii Association of Independent Schools

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1601 Kapiolani Blvd
Honolulu, HI 96814
+1 (808) 973-1540
http://www.hais.org

The Hawaii Association of Independent Schools (HAIS) is dedicated to supporting private education in Hawaii through accreditation, resources, and professional development programs. With a focus on fostering a community of independent schools, HAIS engages families, educators, and students by providing valuable information and organizing events such as education fairs and conferences.

HAIS serves as a vital resource for families seeking independent school options, addressing educational needs through its extensive programs and guidelines. The organization also enhances the quality of education in Hawaii by promoting collaboration among member schools and offering professional growth opportunities for educators.

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