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St Michael's School

Category: High Schools
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(808) 637-7772
67-340 Haona Street
Waialua, HI 96791

St Michael's School is a business providing services in the field of High Schools. St Michael's School is located in Waialua, HI on 67-340 Haona Street.

St Michael's School telephone number is
(808) 637-7772.

Telefax: (808)637-7722
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Address : 67-340 Haona Street Waialua, HI 96791
  •   (808) 637-7772
  •   (808)637-7722
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 High Schools, in Waialua, typically would mean grades between the 9th and 12th in any educational institute. Students are encouraged to sharpen their skills in multiple disciplines and participate in co-curricular activities besides academics, with a view to develop an all-rounded personality and to help them prepare better for life after school

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