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Largest Hawaii Private Preschools

The average private preschool in Hawaii has 245 students (2026).

The largest private preschool in Hawaii is Mid-Pacific Institute, with 1,400 students.

Quick Facts (2026)

# HI Schools Ranked: 75
Top 20 Range (Students): 258–1,400
HI School Avg.: 245
National School Avg.: 187

Quick Facts (2026)

# HI Schools Ranked: 75
Top 20 Range (Students): 258–1,400
HI School Avg.: 245
National School Avg.: 187

Hawaii Average Students Per School (Trends)

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Year	Hawaii (HI) avg
2025	248
2024	250
2023	242
2022	244
2021	236
2020	219
2019	227
2018	231
2017	258
2016	251
2015	175

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Show school map — Hawaii (students range: 258–1,400, avg 245)

School Size Range: 200 1,400 Avg. School Size: 412

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hawaii average private preschools student size?

The Hawaii average private preschools student size is 245 for 2026.

What are the private preschools with the largest student size in Hawaii?

The top ranked private preschools in Hawaii include Mid-Pacific Institute, Maryknoll Grade School and Hawaii Baptist Academy.

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