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Spring Break trips – whether local, international, mission-based, or a tour of our Nation’s Capital – have become an annual tradition at King’s that have…

By Maci Hodgins, Class of 2020 As a high school girl who loves solving math equations, learning about the human body, and understanding the laws…

Our world is more multilingual and multicultural than ever before. The Spanish Immersion program at King’s Elementary is preparing students for a diverse society. Studies…

It’s not often you hear of high school students interning in roles that provide them with real-world experience. In recent years, King’s Schools and CRISTA…

Technology is an extremely powerful tool that has connected today’s world more than ever, but is it helping or hurting us? Over the last decade…

Can a whole house really be built in 2 ½ days?  What if half of the builders are elementary-aged children?  What if most of the…

By Lisa Henderson,  Program Supervisor and Social-emotional Teacher at King’s Preschool For the past few years, I have been teaching a class to all our young…

We are all bystanders to something. The question is: will we choose to do something or do nothing?

How can we inspire our children (and ourselves) to better reach out to the increasingly diverse group of peers around us?