The Curriculum
The TKA Curriculum includes:
SRA, Silver-Burdett & Ginn, Bob Jones, A Beka, MacMillan/ McGraw Hill, Science and Technology for Children, Prentice-Hall, Scott Foreman, Glencoe, Houghton Mifflin, Summit, and Positive Action for Christ.
Bible Curriculum
The King's Academy uses scripture as the foundation for all Bible classes. Each student will study a Bible curriculum. Students attending TKA come from over 50 different local churches.
The staff represents over 30 different churches. If a question that reflects a denominational difference arises, the staff will answer the question in line with the literal interpretation of the scripture and then encourage the student to talk to their parent or pastor.
In keeping with scripture that teaches us to hide God's Word in our hearts that we might not sin against Him, scripture memorization is an important aspect of the training at TKA. Each week, the students are required to memorize a scripture. Parents are encouraged to review the scripture with their child. Weekly scriptures can be found on the TKA Weekly Sheet and the web site.
Fine Arts Curriculum
TKA has an outstanding Fine Arts Department that includes drama, band, chorus, and art. The program seeks to provide opportunities for every student who desires to participate.
The goal of TKA's Fine Arts Department is to encourage and strengthen students' gifts and talents, to acknowledge that their talents are from the Lord and to encourage students' to use these talents to God's glory.
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Students 5K-4th grade take a music appreciation class
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5th grade students choose between chorus and band
- 3rd grade students learn to play the flutophone
- 4th grade students learn to play the recorder then are ready (reading notes and understanding basic music theory) so that they are prepared to begin a band instrument in the 5th grade.
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Middle and Upper School elective classes include drama, chorus, music appreciation, art and band.
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Performances, plays, art shows, concerts and participation in SCISA competitions serve to highlight the students' musical, artistic, and dramatic gifts.
The Annual Christmas program involves students in the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools.
Spring Music and Fine Arts Festival involves students in the Lower, Middle, and Upper .