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Kuapa Preschool
6774 Hawaii Kai Dr. Honolulu, HI. 96825
At A Glance
PH: (808) 395-7345
E: Kuapa@kcaapreschools.org
- Enrollment: 123
- Center Director: Christy A Burke, EdD
- Open year-round 7am – 5pm
- Ages 2 – 5 years old
- Special hours available: 1/2 day (8:00am – 1:00pm)
- Nationally accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
Call today to make an appointment for a personal school tour, and let us show you how proud we are of our commitment to quality early education and care.
All staff meet State licensing requirements.
For more information or to request a Waitlist Application, please click on the button (you will be redirected to MyProcare).
If you have already submitted a Waitlist Application for one of our sister KCAA Preschools and would like to submit a Waitlist Application for Kuapa Preschool, please send an email to arclerk@kcaapreschools.org with the following information:
- Your email used to login MyProcare.com
- Child's First & Last Name
- Current Waitlist KCAA Preschool
- Interested Waitlist KCAA Preschool
We will notify you when our school has been added to your MyProcare account and you will then be able to submit your child’s Waitlist Application and application fee for Kuapa Preschool.
About
Today
Architecturally designed with the input of early childhood specialists, Kuapa offers a bright, airy, open classroom learning environment to toddlers, threes, and fours, in both full and half-day programs. Its spacious, shady playground features a play structure, winding tricycle path and sand house.
Enrichment programs available include: Japanese Language and Culture, Keiki Computers, Introduction to Swimming (Summer only), Menehune Tennis, Amazing Athletes, and Hula Me.
All staff meet State licensing requirements.
Yesterday
During the early 1970s, KCAA felt that there might be a need for additional preschools on Oahu. The Board commissioned a survey and found that there were communities in need of childcare facilities. The growing suburban area of Hawaii Kai had the most urgent need. In 1976, Kuapa welcomed its first class of children.