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Christ the King Elementary is a hidden gem in the heart of our city! Our Mission "to form a community of faith and learning by promoting a Catholic way of life through Gospel values and academic excellence." Our faith community thrives throughout the day as we begin and end each day in prayer.
In our schools, students grow and develop in their faith, knowledge and personal skills.
Club or Organization: Chess Club, Lego League, Running Club
Arts and Music Programs: Childrens Choir
School Notes
Christ the King Elementary opened its doors in 1955, with four
Benedictine sisters teaching 138 students. Christ the King
Elementary's is a one section school (PK-6). Christ the King
Elementary currently has nearly 30 students in the preschool
program. Our school hours are from 8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Christ the
King Elementary has very committed teachers. Longevity of the
faculty is something we`re proud of. Our faith community thrives
throughout the day as we begin and end each day in prayer.
We have recently renovated and updated our classrooms and
offices...we welcome you to come and visit!
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