Christ the King Cathedral School

Grades: PK-12
Students: 274
Type: Private
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4011 54th Street
Lubbock, TX 79413
(806) 795-8283

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The school purports to teach students an academically rigorous course of study in a Catholic Christian environment. In truth, however, the curriculum is very thin (despite claims to the contrary). Much of each year's instruction time in science is spent on low-yield work on science fair projects. Th
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Posted by a parent on 11/8/2025
As a parent to students at CTK, we have become a part of the CTK community for several years now. For the most part, we love CTK, and the teaching has been fine. There are a few subjects that have struggled through the years, but the kids seem to be getting what they need. The school is small and so
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Posted by a parent on 8/8/2023
I would not recommend enrolling your child or any child in this school. Teachers and administration love to preach that their unique, faith-based curriculum is better than public school education. When you compare the teachers and quality of education of CTK to Lubbock High School you will see the s
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Posted by a community member on 6/28/2020
Outstanding! Teaches moral values while also keeping high academic standards. Students are cared for and challenged as individuals.
Posted by a community member on 4/10/2019
Very disappointed. For the tuition charged we expended better
Posted by a parent on 9/13/2018

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Lubbock schools - Christ the King Cathedral School is located at 4011 54th Street, Lubbock TX 79413. Christ the King Cathedral School is a Private school that serves grade levels PK-12.

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