Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt Complex Area

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Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt Complex Area
Honolulu, Hawaii
GradesPK-12
Established22 January 2002
DistrictHonolulu District
Region Honolulu, Hawaii
Country United States
District Information
SuperintendentAnn Mahi (interim)
Accreditation(s) Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Schools36
Students and staff
Studentsc.18,356
Teachersc. 1,085
Student-Teacher Ratio1:17
Athletic Conference OIA East

The Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt Complex Area is one of nine Hawaii Department of Education complex areas on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, USA. It is part of the Honolulu District and operates two community schools, three high schools, five middle schools, nineteen elementary schools, five public charter schools, and two special schools. [1]

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Community schools

School NameArea
Kaimuki Community School Kaimuki
McKinley Community School Honolulu

High schools

School NameMascotAreaEnrollmentStudent-Teacher Ratio
Kaimuki High School Bulldogs Kaimuki 75016.3
McKinley High School Tigers Honolulu 194517
Roosevelt High School Rough Riders Honolulu 167218.6

Middle schools

School NameMascotAreaEnrollmentStudent-Teacher Ratio
Central Middle SchoolBulldogs Honolulu 45715
Kawananakoa Middle SchoolWarriors Honolulu 80317
Jarrett Middle SchoolVikings Palolo 28511
Stevenson Middle SchoolBuccaneers Honolulu 61613
Washington Middle SchoolEagles Honolulu 103217

Elementary schools

School NameMascotAreaEnrollmentStudent-Teacher Ratio
Ala Wai Elementary SchoolMenehune Honolulu 45915
Alliolani Elementary SchoolAliʻi Warriors Kaimuki 28515
Hokulani Elementary SchoolStars Kaimuki 36819
Jefferson Elementary SchoolSurfers Waikiki 38013
Kaahumanu Elementary SchoolDolphins Honolulu 58015
Kaiulani Elementary SchoolPeacock Kalihi 40116
Kauluwela Elementary SchoolCubs Honolulu 37816
Kuhio Elementary SchoolDolphins Honolulu 32316
Lanakila Elementary SchoolChiefs Honolulu 31215
Lincoln Elementary SchoolKolea Birds Honolulu 39815
Likelike Elementary SchoolHawaiian Owls Kalihi 39414
Lunalilo Elementary SchoolHawks Honolulu 52717
Maemae Elementary SchoolDolphins Nuuanu 75019
Manoa Elementary SchoolTigers Manoa 58619
Noelani Elementary SchoolGeckos Manoa 46418
Nuuanu Elementary SchoolNene Nuuanu 34320
Palolo Elementary SchoolPugs Palolo 24413
Pauoa Elementary SchoolAlii Pauoa 33014
Royal Elementary School Honolulu 38615

Charter schools

School NameMascotAreaEnrollmentStudent-Teacher Ratio
Education Laboratory Manoa 416
Halau Ku Mana Makiki 9828
Halau Lokahi Kalihi 221
Myron B. Thompson Academy Ala Moana 69437
VoyagerDolphins Manoa 22113

Special schools

School NameMascotAreaEnrollmentStudent-Teacher Ratio
Anuenue SchoolNa Koa Palolo 37115
Jefferson Orthopedic School Waikiki 12

Other Complex Areas

Honolulu District

Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani Complex Area

21°16′59″N157°47′07″W / 21.2830°N 157.7854°W / 21.2830; -157.7854

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References

  1. "Hawaii DOE | Complex Area directory". www.hawaiipublicschools.org. Archived from the original on 2013-11-22.