New Student Enrollment


Welcome to Waialua High & Intermediate School. Enrollments will be done by appointment. Be sure to call 307-2400 prior to coming in to ensure that all parties are available. Keep in mind that your child can only enroll at Waialua High & Intermediate School if you reside in the Waialua District. The child must reside with the custodial parent or court-appointed legal guardian; no exceptions will be made.

The following (original) documents are needed for enrollment:

  • Student Health Record - By the first day of school, all students entering school in Hawaii for the first time must have a completed student health record that includes:

    • Tuberculosis (TB) clearance

    • Physical examination (PE)

    • All required immunizations

    • OR a signed statement or a medical appointment card from your child’s doctor to prove that your child is in the process of completing missing immunizations or the PE

  • Birth Certificate

  • Proof of Current (within the past 90 days) Address - Documentation by the parent or legal guardian that the child resides at an address within the school’s attendance boundary.

    • If homeowners

      • Mortgage document OR Real Property Assessment document AND

      • Water OR electric OR cable bill

    • If renters

      • Rental agreement AND

      • Water OR electric OR cable bill OR bank statement reflecting parent/ guardian name and address

    • If living w/another family, but not the homeowner

      • Verification of residency form (provided by Waialua High & Intermediate) from named homeowner/renter AND

      • Homeowner’s mortgage documents or rental agreement AND

      • Homeowner’s water OR electric OR cable bill AND

      • Student’s parent/guardian bank statement reflecting name the Waialua address AND

      • Relative/friend will need to come to the school with photo identification

    • Children experiencing homelessness are covered by enrollment guidelines provided in the McKinney-Vento Act.

  • Documents From a Previous School - These can include a release packet with an unofficial transcript or latest report card, and for special education students, the Individual Education Plan.

  • Legal Documents - Documents may include:

    • Power of Attorney if the child is not living with the parents.

    • Temporary Restraining Order.

    • Guardianship documents.

    • Legal name change.

    • Court orders.​

According to HRS 710-1063, falsification on a government application is a misdemeanor and that when such a violation is found, the child will be sent back to the school where he/she should properly be attending. DOE may pursue prosecution at its discretion.