Seabury Hall is an inclusive community that prepares students for a successful college experience, fosters a passion for lifelong development of mind, body and character, and inspires responsible citizenship.
At Seabury Hall, you will discover a community that upholds the tradition of excellence in academics, the arts, athletics, community service and extra-curricular activities.
Seabury Hall is committed to creating a learning environment that allows for young minds to expand. Students learn how to think critically, explore creatively, study, and question in a safe and caring atmosphere.
In the athletic program, students have the opportunity to compete while developing the essential values of commitment, dedication, leadership, respect, and teamwork.
Through the arts, students develop the essential skills of creativity, imagination, innovation, and self-expression, keys to academic success as well as accomplishment in later life.
A caring community, safe environment, and personal support system allows each student to grow to his or her maximum potential in a healthy, positive and supportive atmosphere.
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.
One prime example of the past catapulting into the future was the pair of Kalla Pellettieri and Helena Colletta, who have been good friends for most of their lives.
The pair of 17-year-old recent Seabury Hall graduates have been swimming together for Hawaii Swim Club since they were both 10.
Their immediate futures both include swimming in college — Pellettieri at Chapman University, an NCAA Division III school in Orange County, Calif., and Colletta at Monmouth University, an NCAA D-I school in West Long Branch. N.J.
Each were swimming competitively for the final time on Maui prior to reporting to school.