In addition to Kawaiahaʻo Seminary, there were several other mission-supported schools for girls on Oʻahu, Maui, and Hawaiʻi islands; most shorter-lived than Kawaiahaʻo (with the exceptions of Kohala and Maunaolu). Records for all of these girls’ school are scattered, sparse, and have no single curated institutional home.
| Name of School | Dates | Notes: | Founders & Other Associates | ||
| Hilo Girls’ Boarding School, Hawaiʻi | 1838 to ~1846? | Fidelia Coan, wife of Rev. Titus Coan | |||
| Kaʻū Female Seminary, Hawaiʻi | 1862 – 1865 | 1865 (Gulicks moved school to Waiʻalua, Oʻahu) renamed Waiʻalua Female Seminary | Orramel Hinkley Gulick | ||
| later Waiʻalua Female Seminary, Oʻahu | 1865 | Anna Eliza (Clark) Gulick | |||
| 1870 Gulicks to Japan, closed briefly, reopens 1871 | Mary E. Green | ||||
| 1882 | 1882 closed, assets transferred to Kawaiaha’o Seminary | ||||
| Kawaiaha’o Female Seminary, Honolulu | 1864 – 1908 | Luther Halsey Gulick | |||
| Louisa Gulick | |||||
| a.k.a. Miss Bingham’s school | Lydia Bingham (later Mrs. Titus Coan) 1867-1873 | ||||
| Lizzie Johnston (assistant to Lydia) | |||||
| Elisabeth Kaahumanu Bingham 1873-1880 | |||||
| Helen S. Norton 1880 – Jan 1884 | |||||
| Mattie Chamberlain (acting Jan – June 1884) | |||||
| Mary E. Alexander 1884-1888 | |||||
| Helen Pepoon 1888-1891 | |||||
| Ida M. Pope 1891-1894 | |||||
| Florence A. Perrott 1894-1895 | |||||
| Elizabeth E. Gillan 1895-1896 | |||||
| Christina Paulding 1896-1902 | |||||
| Katheryn C. McLeod 1902-1908 | |||||
| later Kawaiaha’o Girls Department at Mid-Pacific Institute | 1908 – 1920 | 1908 merged with other mission supported schools to form Mid-Pacific Institute on a new campus in Mānoa – Mills Institute, Okumura Japanese Boarding School, Korean Methodist Boarding School | |||
| Mabel Bosher (Later Mrs. Doremus Scudder) 1908-1917 | |||||
| Kohala Female Seminary | 1874 – 1955 | Rev. Elias Bond | |||
| Ellen Howell Bond | |||||
| 1884 typhoid epidemic. Lyons leaves to care for aged father and no replacement could be found. School closed. | Elizabeth Lyons (dau of Lorenzo Lyons) | ||||
| reopened 1887 | under HEA, Bonds donate land | ||||
| 1955 | 1955 closed | ||||
| Maunaʻolu Seminary, Maui | 1862 – 1977 | 1869 school burns | Rev. Claudius B. Andrews | ||
| a.k.a. Makawao Family School | 1871 | reopens with Baldwin sponsorship | Anne Seward (Gilson) Andrews (d.1863) | ||
| a.k.a. East Maui Female Seminary | Samantha (Gilson) Andrews (2d wife) | ||||
| Helen E. Carpenter | |||||
| Mary E. Alexander (also Kawaiahaʻo Seminary) | |||||
| 1958 | 1958 becomes 2-year college, 1969 4- year community college | ||||
| 1977 | 1977 closes altogether | ||||
| Makiki Family School, Honolulu, Oʻahu | 1860 – 1869 | Maria Ogden (comes from Wailuku school which had closed) | |||
| 1869 closed and assets transferred to Kawaiahaʻo Seminary | |||||
| Waiʻalua Female Seminary, Oʻahu | 1865 – 1882 | (See entry for Kaʻū Female Seminary) | |||
| Wailuku Female Seminary, Maui | 1837 – 1858 | Rev. Jonathan S. Green | |||
| a.k.a. Central | Lydia Brown | ||||
| Maria Ogden | |||||
| Edward Bailey | |||||
| 1849 transitioned to coeducational | |||||
| closed 1858 |
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