Urban Honolulu’s public schools are part of Hawaii’s single statewide district

There’s no Schools grade for Urban Honolulu: Hawaii has one statewide district, so there’s nothing in the state to compare it with. School by school, 31 of its 53 district schools with test results score above the middle of Hawaii’s public schools on their 2020–21 results.

The Hawaii Department of Education, which runs every public school in the state: 167,071 students in 2024–25.

One of six high schools, depending on your address: Governor Wallace Rider Farrington High School, Moanalua High School, President Theodore Roosevelt High School, President William McKinley High School, Kaimuki High School and Anuenue School.

Yes: Punahou School (grades K–12, 3,700 students), Iolani School (grades K–12, 2,203 students), Hawaii Baptist Academy (grades PK–12, 1,113 students), Maryknoll School (grades PK–12, 845 students), St. Louis School (grades K–12, 801 students), Damien Memorial School (grades 6–12, 532 students), Sacred Hearts Academy (grades PK–12, 517 students), Hongwanji Mission School (grades PK–8, 405 students), St. Andrews Schools (grades PK–12, 368 students), Kaimuki Christian School (grades PK–12, 320 students), St. Patrick School (grades PK–8, 237 students), Christian Academy (grades PK–12, 233 students), Hanahauoli School (grades PK–6, 221 students), St. Theresa School (grades PK–8, 211 students), Waolani Judd Nazarene School (grades PK–8, 200 students), Montessori Community School (grades PK–6, 191 students), Kawaiaha'o Church School (grades PK–3, 100 students), La Pietra Hawaii School for Girls (grades 6–12, 88 students), Hawaiian Mission Academy (grades 9–12, 85 students), Pacific Buddhist Academy (grades 9–12, 74 students), Moiliili Community Center (grades K–5, 57 students), Moo School (grades PK–6, 36 students), Chaminade University Montessori Lab School-L Rober (grades PK–K, 36 students) and Soto Academy (grades K–5, 21 students). Urban Honolulu also has 7 public charter schools.