Registration

New to Hawaii public schools?  Enrollment Procedures For 2023-2024:    For information click on bit.ly/HIDOE-enroll or go straight to the application: https://hawaii.infinitecampus.org/campus/OLRLoginKiosk/hawaii

Kailua Intermediate School (KIS) serves students in the 7th and 8th grades. Students must reside within the school district with their parent(s) or legal guardian. Students living outside of the school district who wish to attend the KIS must apply for a Geographic Exception (which is due by March 1st for the upcoming school year). Students transferring from other schools, private or public, must bring a release from that school.

Requirements for New Students Entering Hawaii Public Schools:

You will need:

Birth Certificate, immunization records , a physical within the last year, a TB clearance within the last year, and proof of residence such as electric bill, copy of lease etc. We also need any withdrawal paperwork from the previous school including withdrawal grades, report card, transcripts.

Medical Requirements for Incoming 7th Grade Students

It is the policy of Kailua Intermediate School to provide all students an equal opportunity to course offerings on the basis of interests, values, and needs when academic course requirements have been met. Equal access to course offerings is not restricted to any student because of his/her ethnic background, religion, sex, handicap or national origin.........

ALSO

This school is authorized under Federal Law to enroll non-immigrant alien students.

Procedures and Program Requirements

Registration 

Absenses:

Please call  Attendance Line: (808) 307-1374  to report an absence for your child. Please provide your child’s name, reason for absence, and expected date of return. Assignments may be provided by request after the second day of a student’s absence. Request for assignments must be called in to the school by 9:00am for pick up that afternoon. Teachers determine whether or not assignments can be provided, so when a student returns from an absence, they must meet with the teacher and determine a schedule to complete any missing work.

Please keep in mind that the process of education is not simply completing written assignments. It requires a teacher who gives instruction, provides practice (work) for students, and then makes an assessment of their progress. Some assignments simply can’t be provided to students who miss class.

Assignments that are provided may be retrieved after 3:00 PM in the front office of the school.