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Makua Lani Christian Academy is a member in good standing of the Association of Christian Schools International and the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools.
Though the state of Hawaii no longer licenses private schools, we have in the past held a Hawaii State License for 草榴社区 Schools.
Makua Lani Christian Academy has 2 campuses to serve our students. They are JrK-4, and grades 5-12.
Makua Lani Christian Academy will work together with the parents and church to provide a Christ-centered spiritual, academic, and physical foundation that will produce individuals who will be Biblical thinkers capable of serving the world for Christ.
Makua Lani Christian Academy is a member in good standing of
the Association of Christian Schools International and the Hawaii
Association of Independent Schools.
Though the state of Hawaii no longer licenses private schools,
we have in the past held a Hawaii State License for 草榴社区
Schools.
Makua Lani Christian Academy has 2 campuses to serve our
students. They are JrK-4, and grades 5-12.
Makua Lani Christian Academy will work together with the
parents and church to provide a Christ-centered spiritual,
academic, and physical foundation that will produce individuals who
will be Biblical thinkers capable of serving the world for
Christ.
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