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Lahainaluna High School is a public high school with the grades 9-12 located in Lahaina (on the island of Maui). Lahainaluna High School is also a public boarding school. It was founded in 1831 as a Protestant missionary school, originally named Lahainaluna Seminary.
- Suburban
- "O Ke'ia Ka Kukui Pio Ole I Ka Makani O Kauaula"
- 1831; 192 years ago
- Maui District
Nestled at the base of Pu'u Pa'upa'u (Hill of Struggle), Lahainaluna Seminary was founded in 1831 by the American missionaries with the intent of creating a high school to educate the greater population. This was made possible with the tract of land gifted to Lahainaluna by Chiefess Kalakua Hoapiliwahine, wife of Governor Hoapili.
2 de feb. de 2020 · Lahainaluna was transferred from being operated by the American missionaries to the control of the Hawaiian Monarchy in 1849. By 1864, only Lahainaluna graduates were considered qualified to hold government positions such as lawyers, teachers, district magistrates and other important posts.
Lahainaluna High School (originally Lahainaluna Seminary) was established in 1831 and throughout its nearly 200 year history, it has played a pivotal role in Hawaiian history. While Lahainaluna was recognized as the educational center for royalty and chiefs, its printing house, known as Hale Pa‘i, served as the hub for the creation and ...
Lahainaluna High School Founding Day: September 5th 1831 A bit of history when September 5th arrives: On the 5th of September in 1831; 25 scholars (chiefly from Maui & Hawaii) and 1 instructor (Principal Rev Lorrin Andrews of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
YONDER LAHAINA MOUNTAINS. (Composed by Alice K. K. Banham, Boarding Department dorm matron from 1929-1956.) There I gaze at yonder Lahaina mountains. Where hills are quiet and still, Surrounded with its beauty and its glory. To thee this song shall ever be. Chorus: Lahainaluna mau a mau. Aloha, aloha, home for all.
2016 Legends of Lahainaluna. The 2016 Legends of Lahainaluna Awards Ceremony was held on April 3, 2016, once again at the Historic Pioneer Inn. Reverend Sheldon Dibble, a former teacher at what was then Lahainaluna Seminary, was inducted as the Posthumous Award recipient. Rev. Dibble's award was accepted by his great (x5) grandson, via video.
