The videos below were recorded for the Knights Annual Fundraiser in 2022, Ohana Knight.
"Ohana means family, and family means no one gets left behind or forgotten."
The King's Subjects
Reflections by the People of TKA
These reflections come from students, staff, alumni and parents. If you would like to have a submission considered for this blog, please contact Kriss Hayward, Director of Marketing & Communications.
When we were looking at middle school options, both public and private, we had just repatriated from our overseas assignment and a gap year. During our 5 years away, our boys went through 3 different elementary schools, and it was difficult. We wanted to find a nurturing environment where they could put down roots and build enduring friendships. TKA stood out as a great fit for our boys.
My name is Christa Lee, and I was among the first students at The King’s Academy 31 years ago. However, my story with Kings started the year before that, in 1990. In the year preceding its official start, there were six 7th grade girls, myself and five others, in a little mini version of TKA...
TKA holds a special place in my heart - it’s where I developed a love for sports, musical theater, and a commitment to excellence. But most importantly it’s where I experienced the Love of Jesus.