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Iolani/Punahou parents who homeschooled pre-k

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Hello Iolani and Punahou parents! I’m reaching out to gather insights from those of you who chose to homeschool your pre-k children instead of enrolling them in traditional preschool or tutoring programs. Specifically, I’m curious about your experiences with recommendation letters for the Iolani and Punahou applications. If your child was accepted, what types of references did you utilize? While I understand the common advice suggests finding someone who has observed your child in typical educational settings, I’m interested in hearing success stories from alternative avenues. Did you turn to music, dance, or swimming instructors, or perhaps someone else who knows your child well? Your insights would be invaluable for families navigating this unique path. Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences!

I am curious what parents who did not preschool/tutor (juku) their kids do for recommendations on the Iolani/Punahou application.

If your child(ren) were accepted at either, what/who did you use for your recommendation letter?

I know the generic 'Someone who observed your child in such and such scenarios', but I'd like to know if anyone has been successful outside of the traditional pre-k and tutoring methods touted online. Whether it's been via Music/Dance/Swimming teachers or another approach...

Thanks for any insight!

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