The gals hanging out the school lunches during this whole pandemic are so friendly and awesome! Ty…read morefor doing what you do for the kids lunches and breakfasts mon-sun!

School is an important piece in life we all need to go to or else our ancestors will laugh at us…read moresomeday, and God is very important so thank this school of God's learning and making us smarter and not wearing any sort of uniform. The school has provide us a mix of homely and office type of atmosphere, the food is decent but good as well, carpet will 10 times be better than tiling ones. The teachers make it decent, shoutout to ms. Mata for helping them students or else she'd be hunting them like baldi's basics and especially for Mr. Stover! Now hold up a minute, before y'all get your greasy hands on me, I know for a fact that math can suck, but he was 3 steps ahead! THREE STEPS AHEAD! Best teacher I've ever meet in my life he deserves a whole Grammy award and speech for being here! And now it's time for my high school year experiences! Freshman Year - Good overall, some flaws but it's all good Sophomore Year - Completely Nonchalant but my worst year ever Junior Year - Very open to myself, mainly happy but tired as well, laughed a lot, even made new friends and a returning friend! Senior Year - We'll see!

Thankful for the blessing of being able to have my boys attend school in person full day every day…read moreduring this crazy COVID year. They are both growing and happy. LCS is a great place to be.

3 of my kids attend Sacajawea and everyone there has been amazing. Communication is on point and…read moretheir teachers are also amazing and have helped my kids so much. Thank you to Ms. Dunsmore, Mr. Newby, Mrs. Garza and office staff.

Office staff is horrible!! I've been trying to get a hold of the principle or vice principle on a…read morevery important issue. Office doesn't care. It's been a week with multiple calls and coming gby and still no phone call! Shows how much they care about students or parents concerns! Sad!!

I've been taking my daughter to CUPID since she was six months old. They have been very careful…read moreand sensitive towards my daughter's allergies (peanuts, eggs, fish). My daughter loves this place and I have them to thank for potty training my daughter when I'm held at work trying to provide and house and home for us. If you must work and you need a dependable, loving, caring atmosphere in which your child will learn good manners, how to eat correctly, learn to enjoy reading, singing, dancing and how to share, this is the place to take them.

I am not a customer, but an employee of this place, I just started a few months ago as a lead…read moreteacher. I came right in the middle of changes, new Director, a lot of new staff, new policies, new equipment. I have been working in Childcare for almost a decade, and seen my share of great and horrible places. The horror stories I could tell you. But here the new director is working hard to make this the best daycare in the Tri-Cities. She is making positive changes, bringing in skilled and passionate staff, and making hard decisions. I see we still have a ways to go, but if I had to send my kids to daycare this would be it. You can drop your kids off here knowing they will be safe and loved, learn and play, explore and be creative. I'm proud to work here.

I wanted to invest in my daughter's education while instilling values I also hold dear to my heart…read more As a single, working mom, I am thankful and blessed to be able to say that my daughter's K-8 education was fulfilled at Christ the King School. 1) She has a peanut allergy, so it's right next to the hospital. 2) She is surrounded by a series of children in the same family at CK. As an only kid myself, it was great for her to see how siblings interacted. 3) Parents, family members, church community are highly involved with the school in various aspects to keep the fluidity of lessons, events and curriculum rolling smoothly. Some scholarships are available as a result of the donations and fundraisers which made it possible for us to attend and pay what we were able. Blessed be God for this gift! 4) The uniform closet was a godsend! Grateful to be able to borrow and return nicely used clothing to save money. The kids grow so quickly! 5) The holiday music presentations and yearly theater productions always brought tears to my eyes, so proud of these kids each year and their smiles and laughter. And last but not least, 6) My daughter needed some extra help to get through. In her early years, she was assigned a reading teacher to help her with picking up her speed and level of understanding. Now she enjoys reading for fun. In middle school, things were more difficult and our principal and vice principal at the time, with her middle school teachers, really banded together with the Richland School District to get a good plan going for success to complete CK and move forward to high school. It was a stressful time for all as things weren't linear, meetings were afterschool, but the fruits of achievement were many. I can honestly say that the groundwork they strived diligently for has certainly lead to her success as evidenced by her good grades and high involvement as a junior now at Hanford High School. Thank you for Christ The King School. If you've played a part in her growing up and are reading this, I tip my hat to you in how fortunate we are because of you.