Henry Perrine Baldwin High School

Henry Perrine Baldwin High School, located in Wailuku on the island of Maui, is one of the most prominent public secondary schools in Hawaii. Named after Henry Perrine Baldwin, a co-founder of the Alexander & Baldwin sugar company, the school has a long-standing history of serving the Maui community. It offers a comprehensive academic curriculum alongside a wide range of extracurricular opportunities, including a highly regarded performing arts program, competitive athletics, and various student-led organizations. As a central hub for education in the region, the school is known for its "Bears" school spirit and its commitment to preparing students for both higher education and the local workforce.

The school serves a diverse student body and plays an essential role in the social and cultural fabric of central Maui. In addition to its traditional academic offerings, Baldwin High is frequently recognized for its strong emphasis on community engagement and its tradition of academic and athletic excellence within the Maui Interscholastic League (MIL). By fostering an environment that encourages both personal development and school pride, the institution remains a cornerstone of the Wailuku community, dedicated to upholding the values and legacy associated with the Baldwin family name.