Yes, we require at least one parent/guardian to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and trust Him only for their salvation.

Yes, chapel is held once a week on Mondays. The chapels are divided K-5, 6-8th and 9-12th. Each chapel begins with a worship time followed by a teaching time or program. The elementary worship is a mixture of teacher and student led worship, the middle school and high school worship is student led. The programs are designed to be age appropriate.

We offer a unique “Chapel Leadership” experience beginning in 6th grade.

No, we are non-denominational and have over 100 churches represented at KCC.

We are a community of diverse church and denominational families, and we desire to minister to as many students and families as possible. Accordingly, KCC desires to be as inclusive as possible within the bounds of Scriptural truth.

All of our teachers are required to be either state or ACSI certified. 42% of our teachers hold a Bachelor’s degree, 16% of our teachers hold a Bachelor’s and are working towards a Master’s degree and 42% of our teachers have both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree.

KCC is “tech-friendly” while remaining resistant to IT overuse.  We are not a 1-1 school, but we expect all students to be able to use a variety of computer programs and have solid Internet knowledge and skills. As a “special” in elementary school, computer class begins in 3rd Grade.  KCC currently offers the following elective courses for older students: Computer Applications, Computer Programming, Web Design, Journalism, and Yearbook.

KCC offers extracurricular activites at the elementary, middle school and high school levels for student who are interested in athletics and other extracurricular activites, such as:

• The Arts
• Clubs
• Community
• Leadership
• Service & Missions

Caucasian – 76%  Hispanic – 2%  American Indian – 1%  Other – 9%   Asian – 2 % African American – 8%  Multi-Racial – 2%

An essential component of the student’s total education is related to behavior. Since character training is a goal of KCC, conduct and behavior of all students is important, both at school and away from school. The desire of the administration and faculty of KCC is to make sure that a student’s experience at our school is one where learning takes place and the students are protected. Our goal is to disciple students to reach restoration with their peers or teachers.  We are training students to love God with their whole heart, soul, and mind and love their neighbor as themselves. Whenever student behavior problems arise the KCC administration focuses on redemption for the students rather than using a punitive system.

We use a program called Responsibility Centered Discipline.

KCC encourages, and relies on, parent involvement! Some of these opportunities include: Room Coordinators, Parent Ambassadors, Booster-Club, Auction Committee, and Board Members.

No.  Instead, students are required to abide by our dress code which is set forth in the interest of thoughtfulness and modesty.

Click here for the 2021-2022 school calendar.

Elementary 8:10-3:10     

Middle School/High School 8:00-3:00

Students can be dropped off as early as 7:45 am.

For the 2022-2023 school year, our student population is 430 students (K-12).

Our current student/teacher ratio is 16/1.

KCC does not offer a before school program, but students can be dropped off as early as 7:45 am each morning. The after school program is offered for an additional cost until 5:30 pm each day for students in grades K-5.

KCC offers several different payment plans that the family may choose from during the final enrollment process. Families may choose to make their payments monthly, quarterly, bi-monthly, in two payments or pay in full at the time of enrollment. All payments are automatically deducted from your bank account or by credit card. The tuition payment information can be found under Admissions->Tuition and Fees.

Yes, a limited amount of financial assistance is available to qualified families. KCC uses FACTS to process financial aid applications. Based on the financial information you provide in the Parents’ Financial Statement, FACTS gives us an estimated amount your family can contribute to educational expenses. This estimate is a starting point to help the finance committee make fair and objective financial aid decisions. Financial assistance is awarded once a family has enrolled their student(s). You will find more information about financial assistance on our website here or you can apply now for financial assistance on the FACTS website here.

Yes, a 50% discount is offered for students in grades K-12 for full-time senior and student ministries pastors at churches in the KC metro area. The church must be in full agreement with our Statement of Beliefs and Human Dignity Policy.  Please reach out to Tracie Burrow at [email protected] to see if you qualify.

Yes, KCC is a 501(c) (3) organization. Please contact your tax consultant for specific answers to tax related questions.