Address
7:00 am - 4:00 pm
(Monday - Friday)
* Closed on Federal & State Holidays
Telephones
(808) 305-9000
FAX:
(808) 622-6529
Report Absences
808) 305-9000
Health Room
(808) 305-9011
Transportation - School Bus
(808) 622-0537
At a Glance
Students: 700+
Grades: 6 - 8
Faculty & Staff Members: 70
Co-Curricular: Athletics, Band, Various Clubs
Principal: Kristin L. Walje, EdD
Quick Links
Enrolling in Hawaii Schools
(Hawaii DOE Site)
• School site locator
• HIDOE School finder tool
• Enrolling at Wheeler Middle School
Welcome
Children under the age of 15 are not legally permitted to have or operate e-bikes under Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes § 291C-143.5.
General
Employment
• Jobs Listing
• Employee Benefits
• Current Salary Schedules
Teaching Opportunities
• Become a Substitute Teacher
• Working as a Substitute Teacher
• Licensure & Certification
Complex Area Equity Specialist
Michael Murakami
• Telephone:
(808) 600-9299
• eMail
Michael.Murakami@k12.hi.us
For Parents
Bus Transportation
please call for appointment
(808) 305-9000
Hours:
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
(Only Wheeler Middle School parents who have returned their Census Survey forms will be given a login account)
Access via Apple iOS or Android device app—> info here
(fees subject to change)
Total Amount
For Students
On Campus Snapshots
End of Quarter 3
March 16 - 20
Spring Break
March 23
Start of Quarter 4
... fun stuff
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Local radio stations
• KSSK 92.3
… Hawaii's "feel good" station, playing adult contemporary hits
• KQMQ-FM HI 93.1
… plays local hits
• KRATER 96.3
… top 40/Mix station
• Island 98.5 KDNN
… local and international reggae.
• KCCN FM100
… reggae, local island music, and "Jawaiian" hits
• KINE Hawaiian 105
… contemporary and traditional Hawaiian music
• Decades 107.9
… contemporary classics
March 17
is St. Patrick's Day!
Have a Great Day!
(The Voices of Wheeler Middle School)
2025-2026 Yearbook online sales.
Priority deadline: $35.00 each on orders placed by March 23, 2026
Final deadline: $40.00 each on orders placed on March 24 - 30, 2026
There are additional options that you may choose to supplement your purchase, such as one-line name plate, plastic dust jacket, and digital name imprint.
To order a yearbook, please follow the directions below:
• Go to yearbookordercenter.com
• Our school order # is 17653
• Proceed with your order from there and select additional options, if desired.
***If you are moving before the end of the school year, you will need to pay a shipping fee of $15 to have your yearbook shipped to your new destination.***
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After School ActivitiesT
2026 Central Oahu District Band Festival (@ Mililani High School)
Concert Band
• Great Wall
• Havana -
Bicycle & E-Bike Safety
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Student Council
1. Build and spread RESPECT AROUND CAMPUS
2. Help make school more enjoyable
3. Promote a sense of belonging
2025 - 2026 Officers
President
Ariana
Vice President
Teandra
Secretary, Corresponding
Hailey
Secretary, Recording
Alyvia
Treasurer
Abigail
Historian
Alana
Sgt At Arms
Rhaxma
Sgt At Arms
Patrick
Sgt At Arms
Pearl
Student
Campus Life
Mark Takai
(July 1, 1967 - July 20, 2016)
Malama I Na Haumana "Care for the Students"
Ms. M. Tagudin
Wheeler Middle School Director
(808) 305-9109
With support from JVEF
(Joint Venture Education Forum)
The Transition Center provides an orientation experience that is designed to support the needs of students and families who are new to Wheeler Middle School. In the “Spirit of Aloha”, we want to make your recent move to our school as comfortable and informative as possible. The Transition Center is responsible for placement testing, familiarizing students with school regulations and procedures, and for conducting campus tours. While it is mandatory that students come through the Transition Center, it is a fun and lively environment that will make your student feel welcome on their first day of school.
Our Transition Center is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 7:30am to 2:00pm. Transition Coordinators greet the new students in the office and take them to the Transition Center. During their time in the Transition Center, students take necessary math placement tests and reading assessments. We spend time reviewing the Student Handbook. The students need to complete the handbook and have a parent or guardian sign the handbook and then return it to school, so please ask them about it when they come home. The students get their school ID cards so that they can begin using the cafeteria, library and bus system. The students may choose to eat lunch in the cafeteria, take a home lunch out doors or they can eat in the Transition Center. After lunch the students are given their schedules and are taken on a tour of the school which helps them locate their classes. Most days students are finished in the Transition Center in time to attend their last two classes of the day.
After students have been in school for about three weeks we invite them back to the Transition Center and ask them to complete a brief survey ( 3-Week survey) letting us know how they are doing and how they are adjusting to the new school and students. At six weeks this process is duplicated. They are encouraged to evaluate the school as well as the Transition Center at these times. The feedback we get from them is so valuable in making the transition to Wheeler Middle School easier for students who come in after them.
Students are welcome in the Transition Center anytime. If they can’t find classes, feel lost or just need to talk about any issue the door is always open for them. We enjoy spending time with them and seeing them throughout their journey at Wheeler Middle School.
- Admin Team:PrincipalKristin Walje, EdD6th Grade Assistant PrincipalDavid Minehira7th Grade Assistant PrincipalEsther Kwon8th Grade Assistant PrincipalTeri WaltzELA/SS Academic CoachLindsay Kawano-ParkerMath/Science Academic CoachChelan Chun
- The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program was a prestigious award established by the U.S. Department of Education in 1982 to recognize public and private elementary, middle, and high schools for their high academic achievement or progress in closing achievement gaps. The award, signified by a flag, honored schools for demonstrating that all students can achieve at high levels and celebrated educators, students, and communities. However, the program was abruptly ended by the Trump administration in September 2025
Wheeler Middle School
Wahiawa, HI 96786
Telephone: (808) 305-9000
FAX: (808) 622-6529
