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High school graduation ceremonies have been scheduled for the Class of 2023 with date, time and location information listed below. The Hawai‘i State Department of Education’s commencement guidelines continue to reflect less restrictive COVID-19 requirements across the state.

"Our public schools strive to ensure that every student reaches their fullest potential and can be successful and thrive after high school, no matter what path they choose," Superintendent Keith Hayashi said. "Graduation is the culmination of that effort, reflecting years of dedication by our students and their families, teachers, administrators and peers who have helped them achieve their goals along the way. I know that our Class of 2023 will continue to make Hawai‘i proud as they embark on their next journey."

While there are currently no planned health and safety restrictions for this year's graduation ceremonies, attendees are asked to continue to be mindful of COVID-19 precautions and to stay home if they feel sick, have symptoms of illness, or have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past five days.

Schools will be sharing logistical details with parents and guardians. An overview of statewide commencement celebrations is below, based on the latest information available. This list will be updated on the Department’s website as needed. For more information, families are encouraged to contact their child’s school directly.

Here’s a look at the schedule:

Tuesday, May 16

• Mililani High, Stan Sheriff Center

Wednesday, May 17

• Waipahu High, Stan Sheriff Center

Thursday, May 18

• Roosevelt High, Stan Sheriff Center

• Aiea High, Hawaii Convention Center

• Kahuku High & Intermediate, Bringham Young University’s Hawaii Cannon Center

• Olomana School, on campus

• Kekaulike High, school stadium

Friday, May 19

• Kaiser High, school stadium

• Leilehua High, school stadium

• Moanalua High, Stan Sheriff Center

• Waianae High, school stadium

• Kapolei High, school stadium

• Keaau High, school stadium

• Kau High & Pahala Elementary, Kau District Gymnasium

• Hilo High, Edith Kanakaole Multi-Purpose Stadium

• Ke Kula O Ehunuikaimalino, school campus

• Baldwin High, War Memorial Stadium

• Kapaa High, Bryan J. Baptiste Sports Complex

• Kauai High, Antone “Kona” Vidinha, Jr. Memorial Stadium

• Waimea High, school front lawn

Saturday, May 20

• Ke Kula Kaiapuni o Anuenue School, school campus

• Kaimuki High, Waikiki Shell

• Farrington High, Stan Sheriff Center

• Waialua High & Intermediate, school athletics field

• Radford High, school stadium

• Pearl City High, Hawaii Convention Center

• Nanakuli High & Intermediate, school campus

• Campbell High, Hawaii Convention Center

• Castle High, school stadium

• Kailua High, school football field

• Waiakea High, Edith Kanakaole Multi-Purpose Stadium

• Konawaena High, school football field

• Honokaaa High & Intermediate, school campus

• Kohala High, Hisaoka Gymnasium at Kamehameha Park

• Lanai High & Elementary, Pedro Dela Cruz Gymnasium

• Hana High & Elementary, school campus

• Molokai High, school football field

Sunday, May 21

• McKinley High, school campus

• Pahoa High & Intermediate, school gymnasium

• Lahainaluna High, school campus

Tuesday, May 23

• Kalani High, Stan Sheriff Center

Wednesday, May 24

• Kalaheo High, Neil S. Blaisdell Concert Hall

• Hawaii School for the Deaf & the Blind, school campus

Saturday, May 27

• Kealakehe High, school football field

[For more details on public school commencement times, click here]

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