SAS School

School introduction

The school’s history began in 1867 through the work of Hawaii’s Queen Emma. Its downtown Honolulu setting connects Hawaiian heritage with a global educational outlook.

Personalized learning, close teacher relationships and social-emotional development are central to the school. Its K–12 program is moving forward as a coeducational community while retaining its traditions of care, responsibility and service.

Curriculum

Lower-school study combines literacy, mathematics and science with world languages, STEM, visual arts, music and physical education. Practical tasks, collaboration and reflection help students become more independent learners.

Upper-school options include college-preparatory, honors and AP study, inquiry-based STEAM research, the arts, global leadership and career exploration. ESL is available in the regular international program; contact an advisor about semester students’ courses and activities.

• The school has Episcopal traditions, including chapel and Hawaiian ceremonies; contact an advisor about participation requirements.
• Enrollment is usually for at least one semester. Contact an advisor about grades and semester dates.

Eligible entry grades & requirements

Eligible entry grades

Contact an advisor about grades for semester entry.

Regular school grade ranges do not establish places in every grade; contact an advisor about individual entry.

• Semester or academic-year enrollment is assessed against the requested grade and entry requirements; contact an advisor about arrangements.

Entry dates, duration & fees

Minimum duration

Usually at least one semester.

Dates

Contact an advisor about entry dates and availability.

Fees

Contact an advisor

Accommodation & documents

Accommodation

Day school; contact an advisor about accommodation.

Accommodation, guardianship and transport depend on age and individual requirements.

• Contact an advisor about application documents and procedures.

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