Our commitment is to create a nurturing, Christ-centered environment based on Catholic tradition of fostering academic excellence, individual responsibility, spirituality, and growth of the whole child, in order to spread the Good News of Jesus in word and deed.
A Community of Caring
Better TOgether

A tradition of excellence in education is part of the Catholic heritage. Recognizing the value of the past, the contemporary Catholic school combines a long history of effective educational experience with continuous program planning and development. The instructional program at Christ the King School allows for a progression of skills and competencies.
Each student is encouraged to advance at the pace most appropriate to his or her age, developmental stage, and ability, and to accept the responsibility for his or her own learning.
Christ the King School views education as a cooperative effort. The collaboration of family, school, church, and community broadens and enriches the sense of identity and consistency so vital in building the total educational program. Together with the family, Christ the King School provides an opportunity for moral development within a climate of support and openness. Using Catholic/Christian values, students are encouraged to make responsible choices.
Each student is encouraged to advance at the pace most appropriate to his or her age, developmental stage, and ability, and to accept the responsibility for his or her own learning.
Christ the King School views education as a cooperative effort. The collaboration of family, school, church, and community broadens and enriches the sense of identity and consistency so vital in building the total educational program. Together with the family, Christ the King School provides an opportunity for moral development within a climate of support and openness. Using Catholic/Christian values, students are encouraged to make responsible choices.
Our role is to equip the child with necessary skills for spiritual, intellectual, emotional, physical, aesthetic, and social growth within a Christian environment.
Teaching and learning is best accomplished when a community works together with love and respect for each other in an atmosphere of trust and cooperation.