Henry Perrine Baldwin High School

School Code - 400
1650 Ka`ahumanu Ave Wailuku, HI 66793	baldwin.k12.hi.us	Phone: (808)-727.3200 Fax: (808)-984.5674
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PRINCIPAL	Mr. Keoni Wilhelm
ACADEMY LEAD	Donald Mahoe

Vision Our vision is to cultivate an  educational environment  where a standards-based  curriculum, differentiated  instruction, and aligned  assessments form the  cornerstone of our approach.  We aim to foster collaboration  among all stakeholders and  create a positive, ethical  atmosphere that actively  engages students and  supports their growth. Our  vision is a comprehensive  commitment to excellence in  education.

Mission The mission of BHS is to develop a community of learners who have the competence and confidence to achieve personal goals and who are responsible stewards of our global community.

Henry Perrine Baldwin High School (BHS) is located in Wailuku, Maui. Wailuku is nestled at the foothills of the West Maui Mountains in Central Maui. Baldwin High School is part of the Baldwin Complex, which currently serves just fewer than 4,128 students, most of whom live in the towns of Wailuku, Waikapu, Waihe‘e, and Kahakuloa. Students in the complex attend one of five schools: Pu‘ukukui, Waihe‘e or Wailuku Elementary (K-5), Iao Intermediate (6-8), or Baldwin High School (9-12). Of the approximate 4,200 students, Baldwin High services approximately  1,304 students.

In addition to the Hawaii Content Standards, State Common Core Standards, and other required courses, BHS offers Career and Technical Education Pathways with programs of study in:
          •    Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Management
          •    Building and Construction
          •    Marketing Management
          •    Digital Design
          •    Film & Media Productions
          •    Culinary
          •    Sustainable Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation
          •    Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair
          •    Computer Programming

 

Additionally BHS offers a JROTC program, a range of Advanced Placement opportunities, as well a rich array of extra and co-curricular clubs and activities that enhance student learning. These offerings combined provide students with the necessary foundations and opportunities to prepare them for college or career.

The Western Association of Schools and Colleges has accredited BHS through June 30, 2025. Baldwin High School’s excellent reputation in the community for its academic offerings also extends to its co-curricular programs/clubs and athletic teams. Travel and service learning project opportunities related to academics and/or curricular clubs are available through community partnerships. BHS athletic teams are very competitive and have captured several MIL titles as well as HHSAA State Championships.

	ACCREDITATION
	Western Association of Schools and Colleges - 6 Years