Molokai High School

Molokai High School is a very small high school in Hoolehua, Hawaii, administered by Hawaii Department of Education. Total enrollment is 344 students, and the grades served are 9 through 12. That is 67% below the average of about 1,058 students for high schools in Hawaii.

The district for Molokai High School is Hawaii Department of Education, with 296 schools and 167,071 students.

At Molokai High School, 76% of students are Pacific Islander. The remaining students are 10% Hispanic, 6% multiracial, and 6% Asian. On the diversity index, which measures the chance that two random students are from different groups, Molokai High School scores 41%.

Molokai High School reports a ratio of 13.2 students per teacher, from 26 full-time-equivalent teachers. The gap from the 14.4:1 average for high schools in Hawaii is 1.2 students per teacher. Student poverty is often measured by lunch eligibility; at Molokai High School, 75% qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. The gap from the 51% average for public schools in Maui County is 24 points.

Among Hawaii public high schools, Molokai High School outscored 1%, which works out to an F on the allk12 Grade.

For Maui County, Census Bureau data show median household income comes to about $97,161, the share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher is 31%, and about 6% of people live in poverty. There are 34 public schools in the county, enrolling about 19,695, Molokai High School among them.

Less than a tenth of a mile separates Molokai High School from the closest public school, Molokai Middle School. A five-mile radius around the school includes 2 other public schools.

Its location is classified as Rural: Remote by the National Center for Education Statistics.

Enrollment has been fairly stable: 340 in 2020-21 and 344 in 2024-25.

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