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King’s Schools has served families in the Northwest for over 70 years, delivering an exceptional Christian education instructed by called, caring individuals that believe and have professed their personal faith in Jesus Christ.
Inspiration
Music and the Arts: Inspiring Creativity Through Story
Music and the arts have the incredible power to reach across generations, culture, geography, language and time to bring the creator and its audience into…
Inspiring Success
New Method of Teaching Spanish Inspires Quicker Learning, Better Comprehension
In my 12 years of teaching, NEVER have I EVER had students speaking this soon in Spanish and truly ENJOYING class the way they do…
Community connections
Inspiring People to “Stop for the One”
Many people today feel isolated, alone, overwhelmed, and unloved. Rather than making love something abstract or complicated, this idea makes it simple.
Equipping Students for the Future with 1-to-1 Computing
This fall at King’s High School, we began implementing our new 1-to-1 computing program with Microsoft Surface Pros. This new requirement for ninth and tenth…
Innovations in the Classroom
Hands-on Elementary Engineering
In technology class throughout the month of March, our 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade classes did hands on activities to learn about the engineering process….
What makes a school auction a success?
King’s Schools 34th Annual Auction was powered by hundreds of volunteers – moms, dads, grandparents, teachers, staff, alumni and community members. These wonderful people freely…
Through Dr. King’s Example, Students Learn the Power of an Individual Voice
This fall, seventy students and I studied King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” in tenth grade English at King’s High School. We studied argumentative writing and…
Parent Volunteers “Speak Students’ Language” When It Comes to Showing They Care
It’s often the little things that make a big difference in how people feel about their day…
Learning Outside the Classroom
DECA Visits the City That Never Sleeps
On Friday, December 2nd, 45 King’s DECA students and six mentors embarked on the trip of a lifetime.
Inspiring Collaborative Teaching and Student Engagement
Finding innovative ways to support teachers is essential in designing the best possible learning environment for student engagement. To ensure that we make this happen…
3 Simple Tips for Keeping Kids Safe Online
Internet safety is one of the top concerns for parents of preteens and teenagers… Here are some tips and resources I found online to help…
