The King’s Academy celebrated its newest on campus addition, the Frank DiMino Early Childhood Center, on August 5th with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event marked a significant milestone in the school's ongoing commitment to nurturing young hearts and minds in a vibrant, engaging, and thoughtfully designed environment.

WEST PALM BEACH- The King’s Academy is pleased to announce that a generous donor has made a significant gift to endow King’s Accounting Program, a division of our school’s Business Program of Distinction. Randal Martin, the school’s President remarked, “As a CPA, I know firsthand the value of essential accounting knowledge for the success of future business and accounting professionals.” This new endowment will allow for program growth including upgrading software and technology, developing online courses, continuing educational opportunities for accounting faculty, hosting experts in the field of accounting, and be used where most needed annually.

The King’s Academy’s (TKA) vision to expand their early childhood programs with an on-campus facility is becoming a reality thanks to God’s provision and generous donors like Mr. Frank DiMino, a local resident, philanthropist, businessman and cherished friend of the school. A small ceremony was to celebrate the Frank DiMino Early Childhood Center’s groundbreaking and to honor Mr. DiMino’s and his remarkable philanthropy. Mr. DiMino was joined by Darren Bardell and Wendy Balch, Trustees of the Frank DiMino Foundation, Randal Martin, President of The King’s Academy, and Rosario Larson, Director of Development.

The King’s Academy is proud of the Class of 2023!  Seniors have achieved 100% college acceptance, yielding 886 college acceptances to 243 colleges across the nation and around the world.

The King’s Academy (TKA) students recently enjoyed a thrilling performance by the world-renowned Stunt Dudes, also known as BMX evangelists.The team of action sports professionals thrilled the students with flips and tricks on their BMX bikes culminating in the "jump of death" as they attempted to jump a line of bodies.