Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School

Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School is situated at 1202 Prospect Street in the Makiki area of Honolulu, HI 96822. It is in an urban area where daily rhythms intersect with local neighborhoods, community events, and city services. The school serves 6–8th graders. Approximately 548 students attend the school, which has a student–teacher ratio of nearly 14:1. Stevenson's core subject performance is around the state average, with 39% of students proficient in math and 55% in reading. About 50% of students are female, and 50% are male. Instead of just looking at test scores to define itself, the school has a lot of clubs, arts, and academic enrichment activities that let students explore interests outside of school. In the real estate market surrounding the school, median housing values typically mirror Honolulu’s overall urban prices. Families can choose from a range of options, including older single-family homes and condos, conveniently located near shops, public transit, and cultural venues in O?ahu. Teachers help students develop critical thinking and adapt to middle school expectations while connecting learning to the island community's rich heritage, caregivers say. With solid reading outcomes and a focus on helping students connect learning with community life, Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School is working steadily toward becoming one of the best middle schools in Hawaii.

In late 2025, Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School recognized a student's achievement. Talon De Leon, a seventh-grade student, was honored for his performance at Carnegie Hall in New York as a result of his participation in the Golden Classical Music Awards International Competition. The acknowledgment underscored his participation in an international music competition and subsequent performance at a distinguished national venue.

Q1. How does Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School expect families to report student absences?

Ans. At Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School families should call the school attendance office by early morning on the day of the absence or submit a written doctor’s note to have an absence excused.

Q2. Who leads Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School according to official Hawaii Department of Education information?

Ans. Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School’s leadership is listed under principal Sarene Oda in the Hawaii Department of Education directory.

Q3. How does Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School share its school calendar with families?

Ans. Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School shares its calendar and key dates through the school’s official calendar page on the Hawaii Department of Education site.

Q4. What grade levels does Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School serve?

Ans. Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School serves students in grades six, seven, and eight as part of the Hawaii State Department of Education.

Q5. How can families contact Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School?

Ans. Families can contact Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School by phone at the number listed on the school’s official contact page.