Coeducational College Preparatory Day School serving Grades 5-12
Situated on the slopes of Haleakala, Seabury Hall strives to provide each student with the opportunity to discover and pursue their passions. With “state of the art” facilities and dedicated faculty, our community upholds a tradition of excellence in academics, the arts, athletics, community service, and extracurricular activities which encourages students to stretch their limits and strengthen existing talents and interests.
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Past, future on full display at state meet
The future and the past were on display all over the place as the Hawaii Age Group Long-Course Swimming Championships wrapped up its four-day run Monday afternoon at Kihei Aquatic Center. -
Kahlil Pineres-Schooley '28 wins NSSA National Surfing Title for Explorer Boys (U15)
EXPLORER BOYS (U15)1. Kahlil Schooley-Maowao, Hi 13.44OPEN BOYS (ages U14)2. Kahlil Schooley-Makawao, Hi 11.20 -
Awai-Dickson, Miranda take All-Around Honors at Makawao Stampede
While Awai-Dickson took the top honors among the men in the annual Fourth of July weekend rodeo, Elizabeth Miranda claimed the All-Around Cowgirl title for her outstanding performance. Miranda won the wahine breakaway event with a time of 2.47 seconds Sunday. -
Maui student among finalists for prestigious Duke scholarship award
Community members came together in celebration of Duke’s Night, an event recognizing young scholarship recipients of the Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation (ODKF) on Monday night. -
Seabury student selected to represent Kahului at prestigious environmental summit
Seabury Hall junior Dean Tapler has been selected to represent Kahului as a National Youth Delegate to the 2023 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment at George Mason University in Washington, D.C.
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A Nose that Knows
Hawaii Assistance Dogs conduct a COVID-19 detection study in partnership with Seabury Hall -
Small in Size, Big in Heart
Seabury Hall's Inaugural 5th-Grade class brought a renewed enthusiasm for learning and community to campus
