General Information

Established: 1936
First Graduating Class: 1939
Colors: Maroon & White
Nickname: Governors
Enrollment:  2,500+

History
In September 1936, Governor Wallace Rider Farrington High School opened its doors to 738 sophomores and 25 teachers. Today, with over 2,500 students and 160 faculty, Farrington High School has the largest student population of all Hawaii's public schools. The school is named in honor of the late Wallace Rider Farrington, the sixth governor of the Territory of Hawaii, who served from 1921 to 1929.

Vision Statement
“Ho`okahi Mana`o, Ho`okahi Kaiaulu, i ke Aloha a me ka Pono”
Working Together, Learning Together, In Balance and Harmony

Mission Statement
As members of the Farrington High School community, we promote high academic standards, good citizenship, mutual respect, and the attributes embodied in The Farrington Way.

• I believe in attaining high scholarship and good sportsmanship.
• I believe in striving for good citizenship.
• I believe in respecting my fellow men.
• I believe in being morally upright and spiritually sound.
• Thus making me a credit to my school.
• Learning and living The Farrington Way!

Alma Mater
To you our dear Alma Mater
We pledge our love and loyalty
And sing a tribute all together
That all may hear our song to thee

So let us raise her royal banner
And it will hold victorious sway
Then mingle merry hearts and voices
In praise of FARRINGTON!

Pride and Victory (Official Anthem of Farrington Athletics)
Proudly waving 'tis thy colors
Victory or defeat we bear
Loyalty will leave us never
Long may our team reign supreme
Onward 'tis thy faith that leads us
Ever faithful, ever true
Farrington our love and glory
We'll fight 'til the game is through

Rising in thy honor Farrington
Forward and keep your heads high
Toward the dreams and goals of victory
Proudly in thy name we cry
So cheer with all your might Governors
Lead our team to victory
Go out and fight Maroon and White
That's our Farrington team!