St. Andrew's Schools

Don’t miss out on our SAS x ALOHA Collection collab! 💜 Snag a reversible tote or small pouch today and show off your St. Andrew’s pride in style.

Support the Class of 2026 by preordering yours today at https://cbo.io/app/public/bidapp/sasalohacollab2026 with estimated pick-up on campus in early August. Options for shipping are also available, with further details on the SAS x ALOHA Collection webpage. 🔗 2 days until graduation! ⏳

Hoʻomaikaʻi to our Prep and Priory 6th grade class on their promotion from Lower School to Upper School! 🎓✨

We wish our students continued success as they head off to new adventures in middle school. We hope you continue to take every opportunity to learn, grow and lead with your hearts, minds, and spirits. Kūlia i ka nuʻu! 🌟

It’s lei season! 🌸 Lei giving for St. Andrew’s Schools’ Class of 2026 will take place on Sunday, June 7 in front of the Cathedral of St. Andrew following Commencement, at approximately 6:00 p.m.

While there may be limited parking stalls available on campus, please be prepared to park on the street or in nearby paid public lots when you join us to celebrate our graduates. ❤️ 6 days until graduation! ⏳

May 30, 2026 marks the 159th anniversary of Queen Emma Kaleleonālani’s founding of St. Andrew’s Priory School for Girls, known today as St. Andrew’s Schools. 🌹

Opened on the feast of Ascension Day in 1867, our school commemorates the occasion each year with a service in St. Andrew’s Cathedral, followed by the Coral Cross Ceremony in Robinson Courtyard. Our historic 9-foot coral cross is decorated by our Priory junior class as a gift to the school. ✝️

Swipe to see this year’s Ascension Day celebration (held on May 14) and visit our photo gallery at StAndrewsSchools.org/photos 🔗

Hoʻomaikaʻi to the newest inductees of the Queen Emma Chapter of NHS and the Nā Lei ʻo ʻEmalani Chapter of NJHS! 🌟

Members of the National Honor and National Junior Honor Societies uphold the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their academic accomplishments but also challenges them to develop further through engagement with school activities and community service — exemplifying our school’s motto, Kūlia i ka Nuʻu, by striving for the highest in all that they do.

Summer is on the way, but not before our annual Spring Concert! 🌸

Performing arts are an integral part of our curriculum from grades 5–12. Mahalo to our incredible Band Director Gordon Tokishi, Choir Director Sage Hirasuna-Ka'auamo, and Orchestra Director Jeffrey Hamano for sharing their talents so our students could share their own at this concert. 🌟