KIS
KIS Vision: Kailua Intermediate School Learners are empowered, compassionate, and inspired for the future. KIS Mission: Kailua Intermediate School cultivates a safe, inclusive, and innovative environment to develop the potential of all learners to be successful.
KIS - School Information
145 South Kainalu Drive Kailua, Hawaii 96734 Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Phone: (808) 307-1400 Attendance Line: (808)-307-1374 Fax: (808) 266-7984 Hawaii Department of Education Home Page Facebook Twitter @KailuaIntermed1 Webmaster:
KIS - Calendar & Bell Schedules
2023-2024 DOE School Calendar 2023-2024 KIS Bell Schedule Updated June, 2023
KIS - Electives
Welcome to the Elective classes at Kailua Intermediate School! Elective classes at Kailua Intermediate are a place for you to pursue your passions, figure out what you're good at, and try new things! Explore your options- the sky's the limit!
KIS - Main Office
Withdrawing students from KIS - Please notify the office one week prior to withdrawing your child from our school and fill out a withdraw request. Copies of student records will be provided after a 24-hour notice has been received.
KIS - Principal's Message
My name is Nathan Maeda and I’m honored to have been selected as the new principal of Kailua Intermediate School. I am excited about joining the KIS community and look forward to our work together.
KIS - Community Engagement
Community Engagement enables shared decision-making among the principal, teachers, school staff, parents, students, and community members to improve student achievement at KIS.
KIS - Cafeteria
The KIS cafeteria offers healthy and delicious menu items lovingly prepared by our dedicated cafeteria crew.
KIS - Campus Life
Nearly 14 KIS students and their families volunteered for the International Coastal Clean-Up Day. Ms. Willis has led the 5-year-old Marine Bio Club at our school.
KIS - Honors Program
The Honors program offers an academically rigorous Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, and Science curricula. It is for students who thrive in classes which challenge them. Students learn to collaborate with others, take on leadership roles, and participate in teacher and student directed