Life at Punahou
Punahou is a thriving community of 3,750 students from a diversity of backgrounds, interests and talents.
The school’s curricular and co-curricular programs, along with its venerable traditions, offer children boundless opportunities. Whether on the soccer field or the May Day stage, children discover their own paths to success.
A child’s journey through Punahou is illuminated by caring teachers and by deans, counselors and learning specialists who provide comprehensive support. Parents also play a pivotal role in their child’s success. Parent organizations and philanthropic initiatives invite parents to participate in the life of the school.
After Punahou, graduates join a robust alumni community that spans the globe. Wherever they go and whatever they do, alumni share deep-rooted ties to their school and to one another, creating an enduring, self-renewing community.
After Punahou, graduates join a robust alumni community that spans the globe. Wherever they go and whatever they do, alumni share deep-rooted ties to their school and to one another, creating an enduring, self-renewing community.
Upcoming Events
List of 4 events.
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Admission Day Holiday
School Offices Closed -
White Elephant Donation Collection Drive
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Case Middle School, Grades 7 and 8 Drop OffPlease enter campus at the Wilder Avenue/Piper’s Pali entrance.We invite families to donate gently used or new items that are still in great condition and ready for a fresh start. Every donated item helps support Carnival while bringing joy to someone new. Whether it’s vintage décor, clothing, games, books, household items, or unexpected finds, your donations help make the White Elephant tent one of Carnival’s most beloved traditions. -
Hiram deFries-Saronitman Football Classic
Bring the family and join the Punahou community for an afternoon of music, food, fellowship and football as the Buff ’n Blue take on the Kapa‘a High Warriors in the inaugural Hiram deFries-Saronitman Football Classic.Saturday, August 22Alexander FieldGates open at 1:30 p.m. | Kickoff at 4 p.m.General admission is $10, and all Punahou students with a current ID receive free admission. Tickets can be pre-purchased on GoFan or purchased at the game. -
“Storytelling and Sustainability,” a conversation between Rosanna Xia, LA Times journalist and filmmaker and Professor Makena Coffman ’98
Luke Lecture Hall (Wo International Center)
The Davis Democracy Initiative at Punahou school invites you to “Storytelling and Sustainability,” a conversation between Rosanna Xia, LA Times journalist and filmmaker and Professor Makena Coffman ’98, Director for the Institute for Sustainability and Resilience at UH, Mānoa, and Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning.
This event is co-sponsored by the Better Tomorrow Speakers Series and the Institute for Sustainability and Resilience at UH, Mānoa.
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