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  1. www.roosevelthigh.org › apps › pagesContacts – Contact Us – Roosevelt High School

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School. 1120 Nehoa Street, Honolulu, HI 96822 Phone: (808) 307-0500. Powered by Edlio. Calendar ...

  2. www.roosevelthigh.org › apps › pagesContacts – Contact Us – Roosevelt High School

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School. 1120 Nehoa Street, Honolulu, HI 96822 Phone: (808) 307-0500. Powered by Edlio. Calendar ...

  3. www.linkedin.com › school › president-theodore-roosevelt-highPresident Theodore Roosevelt High School - LinkedIn

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School | 438 followers on LinkedIn. Educate and Empower | President Theodore Roosevelt High School is a company based out of 1120 Nehoa St, Honolulu, Hawaii ...

  4. www.roosevelthigh.org › apps › pagesBell Schedule – Students – Roosevelt High School

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School. 1120 Nehoa Street, Honolulu, HI 96822 Phone: (808) 307-0500. Powered by Edlio. Calendar ...

  5. high-schools.com › directory › hiPresident Theodore Roosevelt High School in Honolulu, HI

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School is ranked 14th out of 66 ranked schools in Hawaii, for total students on lunch assistance. The percentage of President Theodore Roosevelt High School students on free and reduced lunch assistance ( 46.7% ) is slightly lower than the state average of 46.9% .

  6. nces.ed.gov › ccd › schoolsearchSearch for Public Schools - President Theodore Roosevelt High...

    School Directory Information. (2022-2023 school year) Search Results Modify Search Data Notes/Grant IDs Help. School Name: President Theodore Roosevelt High School. NCES School ID: 150003000186. State School ID: HI-001-1-146.

  7. www.homes.com › school › honolulu-hiPresident Theodore Roosevelt High School - Homes.com

    President Theodore Roosevelt High School, provides students with many opportunities to go into a career pathway. However the pathways aren't promoted in a well established way, nor are they intriguing to students. I would like to see more of a push with pathway courses that encourage students to want to take those classes.