Christian (no specific denomination) Private Schools in Hawaii (HI)

Browse Christian (no specific denomination) private schools in Hawaii below. You can also find more religiously affiliated schools in Hawaii.

Hawaii Christian (no specific denomination) Private Schools

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Town	All School	# Students	Grades
Aiea	Calvary Chapel Christian School	97	K-11
Hilo	E Makaala School	83	K-6
Hilo	Haili Christian School	255	K-9
Holualoa	Makua Lani Christian School	80	9-12
Honolulu	Mid-pacific Institute-elem	1453	PK-12
Honolulu	Kamehameha Schools Kapalama Campus	3298	PK-12
Honolulu	Kaimuki Christian School	313	PK-8
Kailua	Kailua Christian Academy	48	4-12
Kailua Kona	Kona Christian Academy	112	K-7
Kailua Kona	University Of The Nations Preschool (Early Childhood / Day Care)	58	K-1
Kamuela	Waimea Christian Academy	27	K-9
Keaau	Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Campus	1136	K-12
Keaau	Christian Liberty School	287	PK-12
Kilauea	Kauai Christian Academy	55	K-12
Kula	Clearview Christian Girl School All-girls	13	7-9
Lihue	Olelo Christian Academy	63	K-12
Makawao	Kamehameha Schools Maui	996	K-12
Mililani	Hanalani Schools 1 Recommendation(s)	711	PK-12
Paia	Doris Todd Memorial Christian School	157	PK-8
Pearl City	The Children's House (School with Special Program Emphasis)	290	PK-6
Waianae	Maili Bible School	94	K-12
Waipahu	Pearl Harbor Christian Academy	186	K-9

State Statistics:

About This State (HI)	(HI) State Statistics	Nationwide Statistics
Population (Approximate)	1,211,489 people	285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	30%	25%
Median Household Income	$50,669	$36,135
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