King's Academy Christian School

King's Academy is Tyler's only discipleship K-12 University-Model® School that partners with families to equip students for a Christ-centered life. It is a non-profit school that combines the best components of traditional Christian education and home schooling. In so doing, the University-Model preserves and maintains the God-ordained family relationship, while offering students the opportunity to achieve a high degree of academic excellence and enjoy the extra-curricular activities of an academic community. Our educational philosophy is based on three main components: a Biblical foundation, preparing each student for life, and emphasizing the parents' role.

King's Academy exists to partner with families in equipping students for a Christ-centered life. Our vision is that our graduates will be educationally prepared and morally grounded to defend their faith and impact the world according to their God-given talents for the glory of God. Founded on a biblical worldview that meets the Texas state standards, education at King's Academy recognizes that all students are image-bearers of God with unique talents and abilities. We are committed to cultivating their intellectual, spiritual, and personal growth through rigorous academics, intentional discipleship, and Christ-centered character formation, equipping them to live out their God-given callings.

Our students are divided into a lower and upper campus, with lower campus students (K-5th) attending classes either two or three days a week. Our upper campus (6-12th) students attend class three days a week. On the off days, students are at home with parents working on teacher-assigned homework.

King's Academy is a fully accredited educational program.

Testimonials

"True Christian education is much more than earning an "A" in class and memorizing a Bible verse. Christian education is about discipleship - leading children to abide in Christ and walk with the living God. King's Academy shares that vision and partners with us in that effort."
- Kevin Johnson, Parent