'IOLANI SCHOOL

Programs

1. 'iolani was founded in 1863 after king kamehameha iv and queen emma set out to establish an anglican church in hawaii. The school was rooted in three small schools - a lahaina school on the island of maui, st. Alban's college and 'iolani college - formed during hawaii's monarchy days.the school's campus was once located on the grounds of st. Andrew's cathedral, moved to nu'uanu, and then finally relocated in 1946 to its present 25-acre property. 'iolani was originally an all-boys school, but became co-educational in 1979.today, 'iolani's enrollment has grown to approximately 2,300 students, with roughly 1,500 in grades 7 - 12. There are approximately 480 full-time faculty and staff dedicated to students from diverse backgrounds enrolled in grades k - 12. Roughly 850 part-time or seasonal teachers, aides, coaches, and staff supplement the school's expansive after-school, summer, performing arts, athletic and extracurricular programs. The school's faculty is highly qualified and committed to their students with relational teaching a high priority. Teachers are encouraged to attend conferences either locally or nationally to stay abreast of current and effective pedagogies.'iolani…

   $70,581,612 spentof which $8,762,915 as grants$71,087,840 earned by the program
   83% of program spending

2. 'iolani offers an extensive summer and after school program with reinforcement, enrichment, elective and credit courses. These courses are open to students from all schools and are available on a first come first serve registration basis. More than 2,500 students enroll each year in 'iolani's summer and special programs, which include offerings in the following fields: dance, physical education, art, math, reading, robotics, video game design, sat preparation, and others. Many students come from the u.s. Mainland and asia to enroll their children in 'iolani's summer programs, which utilizes teachers who are employed by 'iolani, other independent schools, and public schools. In addition, the ka'I program is a summer mentoring partnership between 'iolani and jarrett middle school, a neighboring public middle school. The performing arts department at 'iolani offers orchestra, dance (hula, ballet, jazz), stage band, marching band, jazz band, theater, musical theater, and choir. These different disciplines showcase their students' abilities through performances held either on campus or at theaters and other venues in the community. These groups also travel to the mainland and foreign…

   $7,042,102 spent$3,849,886 earned by the program
   8% of program spending

3. 'iolani is a member of the interscholastic league of honolulu (ilh). All participants are expected to fulfill all athletic requirements, to display good sportsmanship, and to follow the program set forth by coaches and the athletic department. There are over 20 varsity sports for boys and girls, as well as many sports in the junior varsity and intermediate grade levels.for the lower grade levels, 'iolani participates in the christian schools athletic league for basketball and volleyball. There are also opportunities for students to participate in intramural sports.the campus hosts numerous athletic tournaments and sporting games, which schools and teams from across the state and around the world participate in. Some examples of how the school shares its resources include: the 'iolani classic basketball tournament, state forensics tournament, 'iolani invitational cross country meet, hawaii educational summit, and many more.

   $3,576,367 spent$74,797 earned by the program
   4% of program spending

4. College counseling

   $3,886,298 spent
   5% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $85,086,379.