Malone Scholars Program

Seabury Hall is exceedingly proud to have been designated Hawaii’s only Malone Family Foundation School. As the Malone Foundation explains, “These partner schools were selected on the basis of their academic caliber; the quality of their staff; excellent accommodations for gifted and talented students; strong AP / IB and enrichment programs; attention to the individual student's needs, interests and talents; financial strength and stability; a commitment to financial aid; and an economically, culturally, ethnically, and socially diverse population.”

Through a generous endowment from the Malone Foundation, perpetually-funded merit scholarships are available at Seabury Hall for new students who are gifted and whose families are also currently experiencing financial need. It is open to new students entering seventh through ninth grades, who are selected on the basis of academic excellence, exemplary character, motivation, and potential for contributing to Seabury Hall and beyond the school community. An essay is required as part of this special application.

For more information about the Malone Family Foundation, visit https://www.malonefamilyfoundation.org.

For more information about Seabury Hall admissions and this scholarship, interested students should contact the Seabury Hall Admissions Office at (808) 572-0807.

Seabury Hall Application Deadline: February 3, 2025.

"At my previous school, it was easy to feel like just a number in the crowd due to the large class sizes, but being at Seabury Hall has made a difference in the way I’m able to learn and pursue my academic goals. The Malone Scholarship has given me the opportunity to not only attend one of the best schools in Hawai‘i but also create personal relationships with my teachers and peers. Now, I’m able to work toward my dreams surrounded by others who are also working their hardest for their futures. As a Senior looking towards college, I am forever grateful for the resources the Malone Scholarship provided to me and the confidence I now have that comes from attending one of the best schools in Hawai‘i.”

Kristian Lloyd Roque,
Seabury Hall, Class of 2023
Columbia University, Class of 2027