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​Early College Program
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College and Career Center
College & Career Center
(Information for the 25-26 school year coming soon)
Ke Ala Ipukukui Early College Program
Mandatory Early College Parent Meeting
Thursday, January 30, 2025
6:00pm in Hale Pa'ina (cafeteria)
What's New
Events & Announcements
Lahainaluna Early College Degree Seeking Program
For the Class of 2026 & Beyond
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- Registration for the program starts when the student registers for an early college class on their high school course registration form.
- Click on the button below to see the Early College Degree Seeking Program page.
Lahainaluna Early College Degree Program*
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*For the class of 2026 & beyond only
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Degree-Seeking Program
Lahainaluna's rigorous Early College Program affords our students, the opportunity to graduate with an AA degree in Liberal Arts and a Hawaii high school diploma. This program is at no cost to the students. Students and families are committed to 4 years of high school and college classes to fulfill requirements, including coursework in the summer of sophomore and junior year of high school.
Communication Tool
Lahainaluna Early College Utilizes the Remind App
Lahainaluna Early College uses the Remind App to communicate with students and parents via text message.
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The Remind App does not reveal cell phone numbers from both the sender and receiver of these messages. When you sign up for the Remind App you add your first and last name and that is the only information shared on caller ID.
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Parents, students and advisors can dictate times they want to start and stop receiving text messages. Parents and students are also able to opt-out at any time.
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A link to the Early College Remind App is located in the Early College Google Classroom. Please email Miss Kristy Arakawa if access is needed.
Google Voice
Texting App for Parents and Students
Googe Voice is used to text parents and students because it is a more familiar technology. Parents and students do not need to download an app, this app connects to their phone number and uses their cell phone's normal text message program. This is a great way to communicate outside of the normal school hours. Parents and students can use this app to contact Miss Kristy Arakawa or Mrs. Ginny Yasutake when questions come up at home, after school or on the weekends. Although an immediate response is not guaranteed, the message will be recorded and answered in a timely manner.