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Since 1954, Christ the King's mission has been to welcome children into our parish school, offering them an excellent, competitive, safe working environment filled with dedication, challenge, and hope.
Christ the King is a Catholic School rooted in the tradition of christ-centered values serving as a dynamic center of excellence for lifelong learning and community-based leadership to cultivate the potential of children and young adults to succeed in a competitive global society.
At Christ the King, we strive for our students to become increasingly self-directing, moving from dependent childhood to self-actuating adolescents by providing a Christ-centered environment that emphasizes our Catholic faith and Gospel values. Through differentiated instruction, CTK aims to provide academic challenges to reach each learner.
CTK's Middle School students are eligible to graduate with up to five high school credits.
Integrated technology in our classrooms and curriculum enhances the educational experience for our students through our project-based learning activities, incorporating technology tools like interactive whiteboards, Google Classroom, and one-to-one technology for all students.
Please Check out our website for tuition information. Financial Aid is offered on an as-needed basis for families in the form of scholarships that do not need to be repaid by the family.
Club or Organization: Cougar Ombudsman Club, National Junior Honors Society, Student Council Association
Arts and Music Programs: Choir, strings
School Notes
Since 1954, Christ the King's mission has been to welcome
children into our parish school, offering them an excellent,
competitive, safe working environment filled with dedication,
challenge, and hope. Christ the King is a Catholic School rooted in
the tradition of christ-centered values serving as a dynamic center
of excellence for lifelong learning and community-based leadership
to cultivate the potential of children and young adults to succeed
in a competitive global society. At Christ the King, we strive for
our students to become increasingly self-directing, moving from
dependent childhood to self-actuating adolescents by providing a
Christ-centered environment that emphasizes our Catholic faith and
Gospel values.Through differentiated instruction, CTK
aims to provide academic challenges to reach each learner. CTK's
Middle School students are eligible to graduate with up to five
high school credits. Integrated technology in our classrooms and
curriculum enhances the educational experience for our students
through our project-based learning activities, incorporating
technology tools like interactive whiteboards, Google Classroom,
and one-to-one technology for all students. We invite all families
interested to call to set up a time to see what makes CTK such a
great school to attend!
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
Sherriff Joe Baron - Sheriff Joseph "Joe" P. Baron is a native of Norfolk, Virginia and has dedicated his life to keeping Norfolk safe, with more than 36 years of law enforcement experience. Sheriff Baron's vision is to make a positive difference in the lives of others as far as we can reach. He encourages staff to look for opportunities every day to help others. Further, he created the NSO motto; to serve in the spirit of the Golden Rule: treat others the way we wish to be treated. Joe says, "It's all about setting the tone for the culture of our organization." Sheriff Baron's vision is to make a positive difference in the lives of others as far as we can reach. He encourages staff to look for opportunities every day to help others. Further, he created the NSO motto; to serve in the spirit of the Golden Rule: treat others the way we wish to be treated. Joe says, "It's all about setting the tone for the culture of our organization."
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