Leeward Community College — Waiʻanae Moku Education Center

Waiʻanae Moku brings Leeward Community College to the island’s west coast, where the Pearl City campus can be a long cross-island trip. The college describes it as a full-service education center and posts a current Fall 2026 schedule, a local contact and links to classes, services and partner programs. Its value is both geographic and practical: students can ask about course availability and access Leeward resources closer to Waiʻanae rather than assuming that every transaction requires a trip to Puʻuloa.

The center’s current offerings should be checked term by term; the class schedule is the authority for whether a course meets here and whether it carries credit. Leeward lists the location as a campus in its current footer and directory, and its academic-services pages identify services available at Waiʻanae Moku. Students can get help with course planning, support and the UH application, but should confirm the exact service and appointment process before traveling. The site is not a separate college or an independent degree-granting institution; credentials are issued through Leeward CC. View the center’s current schedule and contact details and check the catalog.

Leeward’s standard tuition is set by the University of Hawaiʻi Community College system, with resident and nonresident rates; course, aid and residency rules still apply at the Waiʻanae location. Financial-aid applications are handled through Leeward, not a different local college office. The college says parking at Waiʻanae Moku is provided as space allows, with no fee or permit required under its published rules. The posted address is 87-380 Kulaaupuni Street; phone ahead to confirm class location, building access and services. Check TheBus for a current route and travel time along the west coast rather than relying on a route to Pearl City.