Best Schools for Black Students in Hawaii (2026)

These are the Hawaii public schools where black students scored highest on the state reading and math tests, ranked by the average of the two proficiency rates. Only schools with at least 20 tested black students are included. The list reflects how students in this group perform at each school; it is not a ranking of schools by their demographic makeup.

Other lists: Asian · Hispanic · Low-income · Multiracial · White

Elementary schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Keoneula Elementary School Ewa Beach50%30%25C
2Major Sheldon Wheeler Elementary School Wahiawa35%35%45B
3Daniel K Inouye Elementary School Wahiawa45%25%45C+
4Ewa Beach Elementary School Ewa Beach—30%19C
5Sergeant Samuel K Solomon Elementary School Wahiawa25%15%53D

Middle schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Red Hill Elementary School Honolulu65%45%52A
2Kailua Intermediate School Kailua70%30%27A
3Mililani Middle School Mililani65%35%47C+
4Moanalua Middle School Honolulu62%37%61A+
5Makalapa Elementary School Honolulu55%45%37C+
6Admiral Chester W Nimitz Elementary School Honolulu45%45%45A+
7Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School Honolulu65%25%33A
8Aliamanu Middle School Honolulu62%22%75A
9Kapolei Middle School Kapolei65%15%40C+
10Holomua Elementary School Ewa Beach50%30%21B
11Ilima Intermediate School Ewa Beach50%30%22C+
12Ewa Makai Middle School Ewa Beach55%25%51B
13Aliamanu Elementary School Honolulu45%35%34A
14Major General William R Shafter Elementary School Honolulu45%35%35A
15Major Sheldon Wheeler Middle School Wahiawa57%22%132A+
16Pearl Harbor Elementary School Honolulu30%30%23C+
17Highlands Intermediate School Pearl City50%10%24B+
18Iroquois Point Elementary School Ewa Beach35%15%36D
19Mokapu Elementary School Kailua35%15%41B

High schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Hawaii Technology Academy - PCS Waipahu85%25%31B+
2Admiral Arthur W Radford High School Honolulu75%25%32A
3Moanalua High School Honolulu70%10%20A
4Leilehua High School Wahiawa70%10%23B

Source: U.S. Department of Education EDFacts (state assessment results by student group) via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Small schools report results as ranges; we use the midpoint. Methodology