A Place to Be Known. A Foundation for What Comes Next.
Christ-centered education from the Early Learning Center through Grade 12, with Residence Life for Grades 7–12. Here, students are known personally, loved deeply, and equipped to pursue their God-given purpose.
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Students are challenged academically, formed spiritually, and surrounded by teachers and mentors who know them, encourage them, and care about who they are becoming.
Known Personally
Students are seen and supported by teachers who understand their strengths, needs, interests, and potential.
Loved Deeply
Students belong to a Christ-centered community where relationships, care, discipleship, and character matter.
Equipped Fully
Academics, athletics, fine arts, leadership, and service prepare students for college, career, calling, and life.
A clear path from first question to first day.
Choosing a school is a significant decision. Our Admissions Team will help make each step personal, clear, and easy to navigate.
Inquire
Tell us about your student and what your family is looking for in a school.
Inquire Today →Visit
Walk the campus, meet our community, ask questions, and picture your student here.
Schedule a Visit →Apply
When you're ready to move forward, complete your application online through FACTS.
Apply Online →Enroll
Following acceptance, we'll guide your family through the final steps before the first day.
One school. Every stage of growth.
Explore the learning environment that fits your student today and a school community designed to grow with them.
A joyful beginning.
A nurturing environment where curiosity, relationships, faith, and foundational skills grow together.
Explore Early Learning →Build strong foundations.
Students grow academically, socially, and spiritually in classrooms where they are known and encouraged.
Explore Lower School →Discover who you're becoming.
Rigorous learning, increasing independence, leadership, relationships, and preparation for life beyond TKA.
Explore Middle & Upper School →A local school with a global community.
Students in Grades 7–12 can make TKA home through Residence Life. They live, learn, worship, compete, and build friendships alongside students from across the United States and around the world.
A TKA education may be more accessible than you think.
Christian education is a significant family investment. Our team can help you understand tuition, payment options, financial assistance, and other resources available to qualifying families.
Learn about Tennessee's state-funded scholarship program and how eligible families can use EFS toward a qualifying TKA education.
Financial Assistance Understand Your OptionsExplore tuition, payment information, and financial assistance resources available through TKA.
Strong preparation. Lasting purpose.
Graduates pursue college, university studies, trade school, or military service.
Seniors receive scholarship offers from colleges or universities.
Approximate average GPA among graduating TKA seniors.
Accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International.
What families often ask.
Have a question specific to your family? Our Admissions Team would be glad to talk with you.
What grade levels does The King's Academy serve?
TKA serves day students from the Early Learning Center through Grade 12. Residence Life is available for students in Grades 7–12.
Is The King's Academy accredited?
Yes. The King's Academy is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International.
Is tuition assistance available?
Financial assistance is available for qualifying families based on demonstrated financial need and available resources. Learn more about tuition and value.
Does TKA participate in Tennessee's Education Freedom Scholarship program?
TKA provides information for families interested in Tennessee's Education Freedom Scholarship program. Eligibility, funding, and application requirements are established by the State of Tennessee. Learn more about EFS at TKA.
Does TKA offer Residence Life?
Yes. Residence Life is available for students in Grades 7–12, including students from the United States and countries around the world. Explore Residence Life.
How do I schedule a campus visit?
Complete the TKA inquiry form and indicate that you would like to schedule a tour. Our Admissions Team will follow up with you.
What happens after I submit an application?
The Admissions Team will review your application, communicate any remaining requirements, and walk your family through the next steps in the admissions process.
The best way to understand TKA is to experience it.
Walk the campus. Meet our teachers. See students learning, competing, creating, worshiping, and growing together. We'd love to welcome your family.
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