ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Quarter 4/Semester 2/Year Grades Posted in IC

June 5, 2026

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Grade 6 Summer Transition Program (Session 1)

June 8-19, 2026

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HOLIDAY-Kamehameha Day (NO Summer School)

June 11, 2026

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Final Report Card Mail Out

June 12, 2026

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Grade 6 Summer Transition Program (Session 2)

June 22-July 2, 2026

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HOLIDAY-Independence Day

July 4, 2026

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New to Niu Valley Parent Night Slides

AN INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE WORLD SCHOOL

Group of students on the ground painting a large sign

Two students holding their colorful artwork, one with a snake and the other of a bird

Group of female students practicing cheer

5 students sitting flashing shakas with 5 students standing behind them flashing shakas

Group of students wearing red aloha shirts and black pants posing for a group picture

Students doing a self portrait in art class

Group of male students with VEX robotics supplies

Group of students having fun on a water slide

$Group of students car racing in class$

Group of students with a student who has balloons taped to her

2 adults and 2 students signing "I Love You" in American Sign Language

One student spotting another student using a bench press

Mural of a girl blowing a bubble with a goldfish inside

Group of students holding their journal book

Colorful folded paper cranes hanging from a bar

A group of people sitting/standing in front of a white Peace Pole

Students holding flags and Niu Valley Middle School Lancers banner

Three male students wearing shades playing the marimba

Group of students posing for the picture

Group of students in a circle standing in mud

Building with the wording World Language Center

Group of students holding pickleball paddles

NEWS & EVENTS

Parent Letter (Cell Phone Policy)

Jun 3, 2026

Please download the Parent Letter (Cell Phone Policy).pdf.

Message from Principal Shitaoka

May 29, 2026

Aloha Niu Valley Middle School Families, As we bring this academic year to a close, we want to express our sincere appreciation to our students and families for your dedication and support. Our students have demonstrated outstanding growth and resilience over the past...

8th Grade Parents

May 29, 2026

If your child did not receive their 8th grade Aloha Assembly certificates, please stop by the Front Office to pick up the certificates by Tuesday, June 30, 2026.

WHEN PASSION MEETS LEARNING

Statements crafted by Niu Valley Middle School Faculty

Math

The Math department of Niu Valley strives to use math as a tool to empower students as global citizens. Mathematically global citizens will learn how to persevere through times of crises, communicate effectively during collaboration opportunities, and further develop the confidence in one’s self to do good in our world.

English Language Arts

Learn it. Love it. Live it.

Science

Empowering students to use science to positively influence the global community with compassion, self-reliance, and critical thinking.

Humanities/Social Studies

Learning to make a difference.

Music

Music allows people to express themselves in a unique way, because they are required to conform to specific rules (e.g. rhythm, style), yet add their individual interpretation and nuances. It requires people to utilize both segments of their brain: the left, or logical side, and the right, or creative side.

Art

Art is a vehicle to discover who we are. It is infused in our culture and history. By providing meaningful projects, students can develop art literacy to participate and make an impact in our world.

World Language

Learning another language is a life-changing experience that deepens the understanding of oneself and one’s own culture. It fosters open-mindedness, which empowers one to appreciate other cultural perspectives, and increases a global understanding in a global society.

Physical Education

Developing character, knowledge, and pride to empower student’s drive to live a healthy lifestyle.

Counseling

The Counseling Department of Niu Valley strives for students to know what they have and share it. Students will recognize their individual strengths and how the collaboration and sharing of these strengths can positively impact others and the world.

IGNITING

CHARACTER. GRIT. GROWTH. EXCELLENCE.

Black chalkboard that says "A Message from our Principal" with an apple on the desk

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Aloha Niu Valley Middle School Families!

Welcome to the start of our 2025-2026 school year! As we launch this year with our new logo, we are messaging to our students the importance of celebrating who they are and no matter where they are from, we want them to unite and to carry themselves with humility, the pride in being students from Niu Valley Middle School. {ReadMore}

Jeffrey Shitaoka
Principal

Students

Year Established

Year IB Earned

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Niu Valley Middle School
310 Halemaumau Street Honolulu, Hawaii, USA 96821-2099

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Office: (808) 307-6800

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Attendance: WIndy.Maio@k12.hi.us / (808) 307-6801

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(808) 377-2444

Privacy Policy/FERPA

Annual Notice of Non-Discrimination

Continuous Notice of Non-Discrimination

USDA Nondiscrimination Statement

BOE Policy 103-1 Health and Wellness

Wellness Guidelines Implementation Checklist

Nutrition Guidelines Wellness Chart

Notice of Language Assistance

Interpretation and Translation Services

Visitor Code of Conduct

Visitor Code of Conduct Flyer

NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION

Equity Specialist for Schools in the Farrington-Kaiser-Kalani Complex

You may also contact this person for questions or concerns relating to non-discrimination and anti-harassment at your school:

Lindsay Kukona Pakele, Equity Specialist, Farrington Kaiser Kalani Complex
Mailing Address:
Honolulu District Office
4967 Kilauea Avenue
Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone Number: 808-829-7182
Email Address: lindsay.kukona_pakele@k12.hi.us (Only contact Ms. Kukona Pakele for questions or concerns relating to non-discrimination and anti-harassment at school.)

Niu Valley Middle School is authorized as an International Baccalaureate World School and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.