(West Palm Beach, FL) – Good things happen to good people and that has certainly been the case for the Lions’ Madison Lee. Madison recently became the eighth female basketball player in school history to join the 1,000-point club. A student at The King’s Academy for five years, Madison’s experience has been characterized by family […]

(West Palm Beach, FL) – Elementary students at The King’s Academy participated in the “Jump Rope for Heart” challenge sponsored by the American Heart Association. This is the school’s sixth year participating in the challenge. They have been the top fundraising private school in Palm Beach County for the third straight year, raising more than […]

(West Palm Beach, FL) – The defending state champions of Lions Competition Cheerleading are in the midst of a very busy time. Not only is it the hectic Christmas season and the close of the semester, but it’s their final push to prepare for FCC National Championships and FHSAA Post-Season competitions. However, Coach Jenn Allen […]

The Smith Family Conservatory of the Arts at The King’s Academy (TKA) will be opening the show this Saturday, December 7th, at 4:30 pm for the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, New York City.

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The school will honor the generosity of our donors with naming opportunities throughout the campus. We encourage you to consider honoring, memorializing or recognizing someone who has made a difference in your life, your family’s life, or your child’s life through a naming opportunity.             CLICK HERE for Naming Opportunities.

(West Palm Beach, FL) – On Saturday October 5th, The King’s Academy announced the naming of its nationally recognized fine arts program, The Smith Family Conservatory of the Arts, in honor of Ms. Jan Smith’s generous $1 million gift to endow the program. Enthusiastic patrons celebrated Ms. Smith’s generosity in a memorable fashion. The King’s […]

(West Palm Beach, FL) – Annie Smith (’21) is tall, about 6’1″. Too often though, being tall comes with an assumption of being skilled and that is very rarely the case.  To be skilled, especially in athletics, you have to work and that is what Annie Smith has combined with her height to take herself […]

When The King’s Academy students saw the great need of those affected by Hurricane Dorian, they stepped right up. From TKA’s youngest students in Junior Kindergarten to senior Prefects, TKA students initiated a weeklong hurricane relief effort, which resulted in a 26-foot truck being filled with much needed items for our Bahamian neighbors. First grade […]