King's Schools of the Desert

My wifes son was going to Kings but has been held back twice. We work hard with him and still not advancement in grade. He have notice that a kid was sent to secound grade but he could not handle it but our son could have advanced. Now he is going to a public school and I asked him if he would ever like to go back to kings and he told me no way. I never learned there.

The academics are top notch and my son gets to learn about GOD while learning!!! It Rocks!
--Submitted by a parent

The curriculum is challenging enough for a gifted student, and support is available for students who are struggling. The schools heart is for excellence in education with a strong Christian perspective that permeates the whole day. I'm very pleased.
--Submitted by a parent

King School is a place where I feel comfortable leaving my son and knowing he is in the best place, he enjoys going to school! Teachers and Staff are wonderful! King School really cares about your children's education. KING'S IS THE BEST!!!
--Submitted by a parent

Our school is like being part of a family. They care about each and every individual.
--Submitted by a parent

With a commitment to meeting the individual needs of every child, King's Schools stands out in the community as going above and beyond to make their students SHINE and become successful in every area of their life!
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Our school provides a distinctively Christian environment where children are able to grow and learn with confidence and enthusiasm. I love my school!
--Submitted by a parent

There aren't many schools in the country, let alone California, that have the overall quality as King's Schools. Great leadership and a commitment to ongoing excellence. One of the best schools at integrating faith into every aspect of the education. A breath of fresh air.
--Submitted by a parent

This school takes great pride in greeting each and every student that walks through the gate in the morning. The Headmaster greet each child with a positive word for the day. As a Grandmother raising a young boy who is now in the 1st grade, I feel so fortunate to have found this Christian learning school.

This was the worst school I have ever been to. Although some teachers there were very nice it wasn't motivating or stimulating. In the 8th grade they spent the last 2 months of chapel scaring us from public high school. The only kid who offered me drugs in High School was one of my classmates from King's Schools.
--Submitted by a student