- A 2005 graduate of Christ the King School has been accepted by Harvard College. There were 230 local applications to Harvard for the 2009 Freshman class, and only 16 were accepted.
- Christ the King graduates consistently earn acceptance to prestigious
area high schools. Members of the Class of 2007 are no exception. 100%
were accepted to the high schools of their choice. They will attend:
St. Louis University High School (4), Incarnate Word Academy (5), Nerinx
Hall (2), Christian Brothers College High School (2),Cardinal Ritter (1),
and Villa Duchense (1).
- One member of the Class of 2005 was awarded a full academic scholarship to St. Louis University High.
- One member of the Class of 2006 and two members of the Class of ‘05
were awarded $1000 academic scholarships to Incarnate Word Academy. Only
six of these scholarships are given annually.
- Two CKS students were selected through area wide auditions to introduce
two of the five laureates inducted into the Junior Achievement Global
Business Hall of Fame held in St. Louis in April 2005.
- CKS students have “adopted” a Native American Indian reservation in
Arizona and have collected more than $5500 for the reservation over the
past five years.
- CKS’ Equations Club gives top math students in grades three through
eight a chance to compete against hundreds of the area’s most gifted math
students during two competitions each year. At a Feb. 06 Washington
University competition, two CKS students garnered “Top Individual Scores.”
The ’06-07 CKS Equations team has 40 members.
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- Competing against many schools with larger student bodies, the 2005
CKS track team placed 6th out of 48 teams in the CYC conference track
meet. More than 4200 area children participated in the meet. CKS students
brought home 16 ribbons; three CKS students set new CYC records. One CKS
track athlete is currently training for the National Junior Olympic
championships.
- The 2005 eighth grade girls’ volleyball team advanced to the city
and/or county playoffs every year since the fourth grade.
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"Christ the King Catholic School is a wonderfully rich
learning community. Underlying our mission of academic excellence and
formation of Christian values lies a vital premise: that every child has
unique strengths, talents and interests that we try to encourage and
develop. At CKS, we dedicate ourselves to an educational approach that
nurtures the 'whole child,' in an environment of spiritual development,
academic excellence, moral values, service, and respect for one another.
This cohesive, diverse, vibrant school community is truly a gift to
Catholic education!"
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-- Mrs. Susan E. Hooker, Principal
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