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King's Schools

Private school · Seattle, King County · grades PK-12 · Christian (non-denominational; CRISTA Ministries)

Snapshot

K-12 enrollment
1,229
SBE-reported, 2024-25
Tuition (top division)
$25,070
2025-26, school-published
Student-teacher ratio
14.0:1
NCES PSS, 2021-22
Teachers (FTE)
78
NCES PSS, 2021-22

Identity and approval

Campus
King's Schools — 19303 Fremont Ave N, Seattle 98133
Grades
PK-12
Religious affiliation
Christian (non-denominational; CRISTA Ministries)
Coed / single-sex
coed
Accreditation
ACSI; Cognia
Website
https://kingsschools.org
WA SBE approval
2025-26 (state-approved private school)
Profit status
Nonprofit

Enrollment

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Enrollment by grade, 2024-25 school year, as reported to the WA State Board of Education.

Tuition and financial aid

Annual tuition
$25,070 (2025-26)
By division / fees
Variable (indexed) tuition: high school range $13,790-$25,070 based on family finances.
Financial aid
Variable Tuition is the aid program (K-12); third-party assessment of income/assets/family size.

Source: the school's own tuition page · aid page, observed 2026-07-03. Tuition changes annually — verify before applying.

Academics

Curriculum
AP — 12 AP classes (from 10th grade), concurrent college credit in 7 courses.
Washington private schools are not required to publish state assessment results, and this school's internal test data is not public. Unlike the public-school pages on this site, no score comparison is possible here — treat curriculum labels and matriculation lists as the available evidence.

Student demographics

Asian
14%
Black
6%
Hispanic
5%
White
64%

NCES Private School Universe Survey, 2021-22 (the most recent federal collection). Private-school demographics are reported biennially and lag public-school data.

Competition evidence

Known results compiled from public competition listings (National Merit press lists, tournament PDFs, The Blue Alliance). A missing result is not evidence of absence.

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