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Explore the Islands

Living and teaching in Hawai‘i will present you with unparalleled opportunities for culture, beauty, and a sense of togetherness.

Hover over the map or click the island links below for additional island information.

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Kauai

Hawaii’s fourth largest island is called the “Garden Island.”

Oahu

Referred to as “The Gathering Place,” Oahu is the most populous island and is divided into four districts that range from urban, inner-city environments in Honolulu to more suburban and rural coastal towns.

Moloka’i

The island of Moloka’i remains true to its island roots.

Lāna‘i

Lāna‘i is only 9 miles away from Maui and is the smallest of the Hawaiian
Islands.

Maui

Maui, known also as “The Valley Isle,” is the second largest Hawaiian island.

Hawai‘i

Nearly twice the size as all of the Hawaiian Islands combined, the “Big Island” is home to the active volcano, Kilauea, and so much more.

Living in Hawai‘i

Each island offers its own unique characteristics, but all of them deliver a lifestyle unlike any other. Hiking, beaches, snorkeling, biking, camping, and sunsets unlike any other location in the world will be outside your door, free for the taking.

The average temperature in January is 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and you’ll see a rainbow almost every day. Literally.

Teaching In Hawai‘i

HIDOE is comprised of more than 259 schools that are divided into seven districts, with each district subdivided into complex areas. Each district complex includes high schools and the middle and elementary schools that feed into them.

Moving to Hawai‘i

We understand that embarking on your new adventure with HIDOE is a big move. That’s why we have a wealth of resources ready and waiting to assist as you plan your move to Hawai‘i.

Get Ready for Your Move to Hawai‘i

With hearts open, minds ready, and voices waiting to be heard.

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