Resilience and grit are words we use frequently at King’s. These qualities are ones we try to impart to our students, and ones we try to model for them. If our community has proven anything this past year, it’s that we are resilient and gritty. And that we never give up. Our Middle School may have had to teach and learn online for the entire year, but they gave new meaning to the word innovation and turned online learning into an art. Our Upper Schoolers, along with faculty, staff and alumni, put up with tough hotel and cohort quarantines to savor the joys of in-person learning that came with the one-of-a-kind Green Zone that King’s created. Read more
Alumni get featured on major news programs
Senior spring is always a bittersweet period of growth, transition and goodbyes.
In February, the Advancement Office, in partnership with the King’s Academy Alumni Association (KAAA), launched two mobile applications to encourage alumni interconnection and networking and to provide career services and mentoring.
The founding of King’s Academy was based on a vision that its students would help to build bridges of understanding between the Middle East and the rest of the world. Arabic Year, one of the school’s earliest established programs, provides international students with an opportunity to get to know the real Jordan and the real Middle East.
Yining Wang ’22 was just a young child when he accompanied his family on a trip to a remote mountain village in China.
One of the defining characteristics of the King’s Academy Middle School is its focus on building a tight-knit community that cherishes and looks out for one another.