Kamiloiki Elementary School is located on a hill above Kamiloiki Valley, in the heart of Hawaii Kai. It is on the south eastern side of the island of Oahu. Kamiloiki, which means "the little milo tree", opened in 1970 and has a little over 400 students. The symbol of Kamiloiki School is a tri-leaved branch of the Milo tree with a flower in the center.

At Kamiloiki, our vision is to be a premier math and science/technology center that emphasizes exploration, discovery and achievement within a global community.
Our mission at Kamiloiki Elementary School is to promote a partnership of students, parents, community and staff dedicated to developing inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who understand, respect and make positive contribution to our diverse world.

Please enjoy the temporary website while a new one is designed.

After school enrichment programs are starting up for the new year. Check out our quick links.

Many, many thanks to all of you for supporting the Cougar Cub Challenge on March 1st! The event coincided with Drug-Free Week. Over $17,000 was raised with the help of the Friends of Kamilo`iki School to go towards IB/MAST, technology and classroom supplies. How very fortunate to be recipients of generous donations from corporations (HECO, CSI Design, Judy Sobin, Bright Foundations, Outback Steakhous, Hybrid Design, and Hawaii Kai Orchid Society) and family pledges. Much appreciation also to PE teacher Daniel Adachi and Counelor Kim Ushiroda for organizing the fun-filled fitness stations and to Kaiser High School Coaches Rich Miano, Chad Ikei and the 14 NFL/college football players they brought to start off the event. http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/21441483/local-nfl-and-college-players-get-kamiloiki-elementary-school-kids-pumped-up-for-fun It was such an enjoyable day for everyone.

This year summer school will be held at Koko Head Elementary School. You may download 1) Registration Form , 2) Information Flyer and 3) Summer Chapter 19 Letter.

Know your privacy rights as they apply to 1) student record information; 2) directory information; 3) surveys and other information collection; and 4) military recruitment information. For more information on your privacy rights, the laws that protect them, and how to exercise your rights, contact your school administrator or visit http://ferpa.k12.hi.us.