U.S. Census demographic data from the 2005-2009 American Community Survey shows school enrollment rates in 131 Hawaii towns.
Rank | Geography | Percent enrolled in school |
---|---|---|
United States | 27.6% | |
Northeast Region | 26.9% | |
Midwest Region | 27.8% | |
South Region | 27.3% | |
West Region | 28.7% | |
Hawaii | 25.6% | |
Hawaii County | 25.4% | |
Honolulu County | 26.2% | |
Kauai County | 23.7% | |
Maui County | 23.1% | |
1 | Laie | 56.8% |
2 | Hickam Housing | 52.2% |
3 | Maunaloa | 48.1% |
4 | Iroquois Point | 38.5% |
5 | Schofield Barracks | 36.9% |
6 | Wheeler AFB | 36.5% |
7 | Eden Roc | 35.5% |
8 | Waikane | 34.1% |
9 | Nanakuli | 33.8% |
10 | Kualapuu | 33.7% |
11 | Hauula | 33.7% |
12 | Makaha | 33.1% |
13 | Pupukea | 33.0% |
14 | Kaaawa | 32.7% |
15 | Orchidlands Estates | 32.6% |
16 | Waimanalo | 32.1% |
17 | Makakilo City | 31.5% |
18 | Waianae | 31.1% |
19 | Hawaiian Paradise Park | 29.9% |
20 | Ainaloa | 29.8% |
21 | Papaikou | 29.7% |
22 | Village Park | 29.6% |
23 | Kalihiwai | 29.6% |
24 | Kaunakakai | 29.4% |
25 | Hilo | 29.3% |
26 | Kahuku | 29.1% |
27 | Fern Acres | 29.0% |
28 | Hawi | 28.8% |
29 | Hawaiian Beaches | 28.8% |
30 | Keaau | 28.6% |
31 | Maili | 28.5% |
32 | Waihee-Waiehu | 28.4% |
33 | Honaunau-Napoopoo | 28.3% |
34 | Paauilo | 28.1% |
35 | Naalehu | 28.1% |
36 | Mililani Town | 27.9% |
37 | Ewa Villages | 27.4% |
38 | Waimea (Hawaii County) | 27.4% |
39 | Whitmore Village | 27.3% |
40 | Maunawili | 27.2% |
41 | Ewa Beach | 27.2% |
42 | Kahaluu | 27.1% |
43 | Kawela Bay | 27.0% |
44 | Makawao | 26.9% |
45 | Honokaa | 26.9% |
46 | Kalaheo | 26.8% |
47 | Hawaiian Acres | 26.3% |
48 | Waipio | 26.2% |
49 | Ahuimanu | 25.8% |
50 | Kurtistown | 25.8% |
51 | Kaneohe | 25.8% |
52 | Kailua (Honolulu County) | 25.7% |
53 | Kailua (Hawaii County) | 25.7% |
54 | Haleiwa | 25.7% |
55 | Ewa Gentry | 25.6% |
56 | Mountain View | 25.5% |
57 | Nanawale Estates | 25.4% |
58 | Wailua Homesteads | 25.2% |
59 | Pukalani | 24.9% |
60 | Wahiawa | 24.9% |
61 | Captain Cook | 24.8% |
62 | Hawaiian Ocean View | 24.8% |
63 | Hanapepe | 24.7% |
64 | Kahului | 24.4% |
65 | Lanai City | 24.4% |
66 | Kaneohe Station | 24.4% |
67 | Haiku-Pauwela | 24.2% |
68 | Kapaa | 24.2% |
69 | Honomu | 23.9% |
70 | Waimanalo Beach | 23.8% |
71 | Waipahu | 23.8% |
72 | Kilauea | 23.7% |
73 | Honolulu | 23.5% |
74 | Waimalu | 23.3% |
75 | Waikoloa Village | 23.2% |
76 | Leilani Estates | 23.2% |
77 | Halawa | 23.0% |
78 | Wailua | 23.0% |
79 | Pearl City | 23.0% |
80 | Heeia | 23.0% |
81 | Makaha Valley | 22.9% |
82 | Kekaha | 22.9% |
83 | Anahola | 22.9% |
84 | Princeville | 22.4% |
85 | Lihue | 22.3% |
86 | Haliimaile | 22.3% |
87 | Kapaau | 22.2% |
88 | Wainaku | 22.2% |
89 | Omao | 22.2% |
90 | Pakala Village | 22.2% |
91 | Hanamaulu | 22.1% |
92 | Punaluu | 22.1% |
93 | Waipio Acres | 22.0% |
94 | Wailuku | 21.9% |
95 | Holualoa | 21.6% |
96 | Eleele | 21.5% |
97 | Aiea | 21.1% |
98 | Kalaoa | 20.9% |
99 | Wailea-Makena | 20.9% |
100 | Puhi | 20.9% |
101 | Kaumakani | 20.9% |
102 | Hanalei | 20.8% |
103 | Lahaina | 20.6% |
104 | Mokuleia | 20.4% |
105 | Pahala | 19.9% |
106 | Honalo | 19.8% |
107 | Waikapu | 19.7% |
108 | Hana | 19.7% |
109 | Kihei | 19.7% |
110 | Paia | 19.6% |
111 | Napili-Honokowai | 19.1% |
112 | Waialua | 19.1% |
113 | Pepeekeo | 19.0% |
114 | Halaula | 19.0% |
115 | Koloa | 18.8% |
116 | Lawai | 18.4% |
117 | Waimea (Kauai County) | 18.1% |
118 | Laupahoehoe | 17.9% |
119 | Pahoa | 17.4% |
120 | Fern Forest | 17.4% |
121 | Kealakekua | 17.3% |
122 | Kaanapali | 16.8% |
123 | Barbers Point Housing | 16.1% |
124 | Paukaa | 15.8% |
125 | Kukuihaele | 14.2% |
126 | Kapalua | 14.2% |
127 | Puako | 13.9% |
128 | Poipu | 13.8% |
129 | Kahaluu-Keauhou | 12.3% |
130 | Volcano | 10.4% |
131 | Maalaea | 0.9% |
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