King Of Kings Lutheran

This house is not good to rent and buy everything in this house need to be repaired. And then even do you asked they not

My 2 children have attended LKO for the last 3 years and I have had nothing but a positive experience when it relates to teachers and admin! The school has worked very hard to make sure as many kids needs are met as possible. Student population is varied and it provides a good environment for learning with peers from all different backgrounds and abilities.

My kids are thriving here, it’s a wonderful neighborhood school with excellent staff. We are big supporters of public school and wish more parents in the neighborhood wouldn’t overlook LSE for private school!

Horrible principal and horrible kids. Lots of bullying. If your kid is nice and well behaved stay away from this school.

The school staff are very rude and nasty and the learning material is not on par with grade level. I have had several safety concerns with this school as well that I'm currently addressing with the school board. My AB honoral student has hit a drastic decline in both grades and mental health since starting at this school. There has been an unwillingness to communicate from both the teachers and staff. My daughter's teacher has told her she can only ask two questions a day in class. Don't expect them to properly prepare your student for state tests either as you'll be left with no study material, no graded work from your student, and they don't even use a planner for communication.

This can be a wonderful school for some. Our experience wasn't as great. The classrooms are really small with 20-30 kids packed in, making for a distracting environment. We also don't feel the value is there. It's one of the more expensive private schools in Central Florida and you don't get a lot of the experiences/extra curriculars that others offer, due to the small size of the campus. Montessori has always been a beacon for students who need special accomodations, but at this school it feels very rigid. Students are expected to stay quiet, calm, and listen perfectly at all times with no room for error or accommodation. They also don't have a good foundation/policy for discipline that helps the kids learn from their choices.