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Following Gov. Josh Green’s announcement Sunday regarding severe weather conditions impacting the state, and in alignment with his directive, the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education will implement the closure of all public schools and HIDOE offices statewide on Monday, Feb. 9, due to current storm conditions.

Applicability
This closure applies to all HIDOE public schools as well as state, district and complex area offices.
This direction applies only to the conditions associated with the current severe weather event and does not establish a standing practice for future closures.

Students and families
There will be no in-person instruction on Monday, Feb. 9.
Additional updates
The Department will continue to monitor conditions in coordination with state and emergency management officials.
Information regarding reopening or additional closures will be communicated through official channels as soon as it becomes available.
Please prioritize your safety and continue to follow guidance from local and state emergency officials

Senior Meeting Slides

Attached are the slides from the Senior Meeting on 2/4/26

School meals applications during shutdown

New Visitor Check-in System

Keeping students safe with smarter, faster check-ins!

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Our History

On April 30, 1913, The Governor of the Territory of Hawai'i signed into law Act 160 to establish "the Kauai High School." The courthouse was located on a four-acre parcel atop a hill often referred to as "Ke Kuhiau",
which translates as "high point." The area was once the site of "Ke Kuhiau", one of three heiaus located near Kalapaki Bay. On September 14, 1914, Kauai High School opened its doors in the renovated courthouse as the fifth high school of the Territory of Hawai'i and the first high school on the island of Kaua'i.

Our Mission

Welcome to our school! We believe that parent participation is key to student success; our new website is designed to provide parents with all the information they need to be active participants in their student’s education. You will find that the site works just as well on mobile devices as it does on a desktop so you can find information on the go.