Northwood

It's a small family feel in the school. The staff knows all of the kids well. They take a true interest in each child. When my dad passed they kept checking on the kids, when our dog passed they did the same. Not many do that today. Love the staff and the community so much!

Please be careful when choosing to send your children to Kings. The principal for the elementary, middle, and high school does not seem to genuinely care about the students or their well-being. Many concerns from students and parents are ignored instead of being properly addressed.The leadership at the school feels more focused on protecting the school’s image than actually helping students succeed academically, emotionally, and socially. A good principal should make students feel supported, safe, and heard, but that has not been the experience here. Communication with families is poor, and there is little accountability when problems arise.The school has potential, but strong leadership is extremely important, and unfortunately that is one of the biggest weaknesses at Kings. Parents should carefully consider whether this environment is the right fit for their children before enrolling them.

My disappointment is deepened by the apparent preferential treatment for Christian families. It seems King's Christian School welcomes only those who share their faith, a stark contradiction to their stated mission. Using the name of God while not welcoming non-Christian families is deeply disappointing and casts a shadow on the school's values.Shame on King's Christian School for their actions, which do not align with their professed mission and values.