St. Andrew’s Schools

St. Andrew’s Schools is Hawaii’s only coordinate school embracing learning differences between boys and girls by having two single-gender schools in one family. St. Andrew’s Priory School for Girls was founded by Queen Emma in 1867 and offers educational programs for girls K-12. The Prep School for Boys opened in 2014 and offers classes for boys K-5. St. Andrew’s Schools is located in city of Honolulu on the island of Oahu.

A transformational thinker and leader, Queen Emma founded St. Andrew’s Priory School for Girls (The Priory) in 1867, making it the oldest all girl school on Oʻahu. For more than 150 years, The Priory has aimed to develop confident learners, creative thinkers and compassionate leaders through an innovative and personalized educational program for girls, grades K to 12.

The Prep, opened in the fall of 2014 and offers single gender classes designed specifically for boys in grades K to 5. The classroom activities engage young boys in a learning environment that builds upon their strengths and interests.

Fast Facts About St. Andrew’s Schools

Grades: Girls K-12 (5 years through 18 years old); Boys K-5 (5 years through 10 years old)

Genders: Boys and Girls

Enrollment: Approx. 600 students

Religious Affiliation: Episcopalian (students do not need to be Episcopalian)

Tuition: International Students US$24,000

SAT Scores: EBRW 610, Math 580 (Total 1180 out of possible 1600)

Academic Classes & Other Programs

E Mālama I Ke Kino

Health and wellness encompass both physical and social-emotional dimensions and provide the foundations for happy, smart, thriving children. E Mālama I Ke Kino (Take Care of Your Body) fosters the development of a healthy mind, body, and spirit of students through a holistic approach.

Personalized Schedule

Priory high school students enjoy a personalized schedule that is built around student interests, skill sets, and aspirations. Each student builds her schedule through one-on-one consultation with academic staff, choosing the best mix of online, iPriory, and face-to-face learning opportunities during the school day, whether it is in the classroom, at Hawaii Pacific University, or downtown workplace internships.

Stevens Global Leadership Program

Offers engaging and challenging learning experiences where students investigate their world, communicate and engage with audiences of diverse backgrounds, and take action to become powerful agents for peace.

Career Exploration & Readiness Program

Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors experience Priory in the City, a signature program that leverages the school’s downtown location to foster the critical skills necessary to be successful in life and career.

News & Highlights

Priory Physics Students Bring Awareness to Climate Change
April 26, 2018

Priory physics students Felisa Hollenbeak and Hypatia Pine were live this week on HPR discussing their part in the Blue Line Project last Saturday for Earth Day. The idea was to use blue chalk to mark the new flood inundation zones across the state, and bring awareness to climate change. To listen to their interview click here: http://hawaiipublicradio.org/post/conversation-monday-april-23rd-2018.

The Priory Wins Top Prizes in “Inspired in Hawaii” Contest!
February 22, 2018

Congratulations to the five Priory Upper School finalists in the 8^th Annual Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation “Inspired in Hawaii” contest. The awards program took place on February 21, at Kahala Mall’s Center Court and recognized Upper School girls Lucy Chung, Anjali Cash, Christy Kwok, Annabella Murdock, and Kelli Tamashiro! Read more.

Students Win Top Arts Awards
January 18, 2018

In a celebration of creativity, two Priory students received top honors from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, winning three Silver and one Gold Key Award, including an American Vision Award in the Hawai’i Region of the Scholastic Art. Read more.

Two Accomplished Students Give Planets Their Names
Star Advertiser, July 17, 2017

Their partnership was a fine if finite thing, but the lasting legacy of what Ariana Kim and Sree Kutty accomplished as high school science standouts now holds a permanent place in the night sky. After a year of processing, in late May two minor planets within the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter were given the names of the two 2016 St. Andrew’s Schools graduates. Read more.

Campus Location

St. Andrew’s Schools
224 Queen Emma Square • Honolulu, HI 96813

Globally Connected Education
Olomana Loomis ISC
900 Fort Street Mall, Suite 1548
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
alan@olomanaloomisisc.com

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