Coeducational College Preparatory Day School serving Grades 5-12
Situated on the slopes of Haleakalā, Seabury Hall strives to provide each student with the opportunity to discover and pursue their passions. With “state of the art” facilities and dedicated faculty, our community upholds a tradition of excellence in academics, the arts, athletics, community service, and extracurricular activities which encourages students to stretch their limits and strengthen existing talents and interests.
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NEWS
NEWS
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Harnessing Pain for Prosperity
A drizzle was falling outside, on a cold winter morning. Christmas break had just begun, and I could hear the laughter of my friends and the crisp striking of a ball going on in the background as I approached the park… -
Bad weather threats could not stop the Seabury Hall’s 39th annual Craft Fair
The Seabury Hall Craft fair opened with the music from a parade led by The Isle of Maui Pipe Band. Craft Fair is a huge event that Seabury hosts every year and pressure was on the organizers this year when the day of, May 11, was forecasted to rain.
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A Cultural Learning Experience for All
Another incredible showcase was performed by the whole school at this year’s He Hāʻupu Aloha, with the theme being ‘Maui Nō Ka ʻOi: Maui is the Best.’ He Hāʻupu Aloha has been a yearly tradition at Seabury Hall where every grade level including the staff perform hulas and celebrate Hawaiian Culture, along with a few solo dances from other students.
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Spartans cap their track season with state titles
The Spartans swept the competition at the Maui Interscholastic League Track and Field Championship on May 4, which led them to place top in Hawai’i at the Island Movers Track Championships on Oahu last week.
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EVENTS
EVENTS
List of 5 events.
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SHPO Meeting
Cooper House - Chapel - Chapel -
Seabury Pa'ina
We invite you to gather at Seabury Hall’s iconic Reflection Pond, with the historic Cooper House as its backdrop. Under the glow of Maui’s upcountry evening, this intimate night will bring our community together in the spirit of Laulima—“many hands working together”—to celebrate and support Seabury Hall.
Guests will enjoy a buffet of island flavors prepared by Seabury’s own Chef David, followed by an unforgettable dinner-show with Brother Noland. Through music and talk story inspired by his book The Hawaiian Survival Handbook, Brother Noland will share reflections on the art of being aware—how we connect past to present, tradition to innovation, and people to place. His message resonates deeply with Seabury’s vision as we embrace technology to enhance learning, preparing our students to navigate the future while grounded in the wisdom of Hawaiʻi’s heritage.
As the evening flows from song to story, from paddle raise to shared laughter, we will stand together - students, families, alumni, and friends - strengthening the foundation of Seabury Hall for today, tomorrow, and generations to come.
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ʻOHANA
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A Nose that Knows
Hawaii Assistance Dogs conduct a COVID-19 detection study in partnership with Seabury Hall -
Small in Size, Big in Heart
Seabury Hall's Inaugural 5th-Grade class brought a renewed enthusiasm for learning and community to campus
