High School

ACADEMICS

We’re committed to relentlessly pursuing excellence and examining every philosophy and practice to be sure that it honors God and fulfills our mission.

We pray daily for our High School students to discover God's love discern God's truth .

Looking to the future

The 21st Century Student

King’s Way Christian High School is committed to offering a robust educational experience that fully prepares students to be successful in whatever area students choose to pursue post-high school. To fulfill our commitment, KWCHS offers the following: 

  • College preparatory academics—we offer 35 credits of concurrent credit. college courses; as well as 10 Advanced Placement courses. 
  • A wide array of courses so students can explore many interests.
  • Qualified teachers with expertise in their fields—teachers write yearly professional development plans so they continue to grow and stay abreast of changes in their fields. 
  • Attention to student social/emotional development: High School faculty and staff seek to monitor student social/emotional health first and foremost by listening to the needs and wants of students. Students are encouraged to share their concerns and needs with caring adults. The High School Dean for Students is available for students to come to for counseling, as is the rest of the faculty and staff. Surveys are given to get feedback and response from students related to the daily life of the school. Chapels and assemblies are scheduled to address topics of interest and concern. Additionally, we have small groups that meet throughout the year where students meet with peers from other grades to share their perspectives and discuss school-related as well as personal issues.
  • Leadership—we offer leadership opportunities for students in academics, social life, spiritual life, and athletics
  • Development of 21st Century Skills—To continue to offer relevant, cutting edge education, KWCHS is launching a 1:1 laptop program that will allow students to continue to explore and expand use of technology in learning. We are also in the process of planning and building out an Innovation Lab, a space designed for students to explore STEM-related fields. Having just received a Murdock Grant to fund this initiative, we are excited to see how the addition of this 21st century learning space will augment the learning experience for all K-12 students, but especially high school students.

 

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“It’s like a family. It’s a God-centered community here.”

– Layla, Class of ’21

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“My favorite thing about going to King’s Way is the small school atmosphere where you can get close with a lot of people, and the teachers are super helpful and really care about you.”

– Bryce, Class of ’21

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“I love how the teachers care about us and how we have such a tight-knit community of students; from athletes and art students, we are all so close.”

– AnnaBelle, Class of ’22

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“I love King’s way for the community that we have. It seems like every is so comfortable around one another and everyone can be themselves and there’s room to grow in yourself. People will come along with you and help you grow— especially in your faith.”

– Bethany, Class of ’20

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“I really like the community and like how quickly the teachers respond and hoe they care about you— for example— if I have a concern about a grade or a question then the teachers are always super willing to make time to talk to me and their always super super quick to response to emails and they work with you really well and they’ll work with you.”

– Delainey, Class of ’21

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“I came out of my shell here because the teachers pushed me because they believed in me.”
– Isabella, Class of ’21

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“It helped to grow my personal faith. Going here kept me on track and pushed me to be a better ‘me.’”

– Mason, Class of ’20

My favorite thing about going to King's Way is...

“One thing I really like about being here at King’s Way is the community feel. With such a small student body it feels like we connect with everyone and we also have a really strong Christian population that influences my faith and everyone else’s and that’s something I really really like.”

– Kemper, Class of ’20

Discover

Discern

Dream

Do!

CLASS OF 2021 BY THE NUMBERS

Graduating Seniors

Combined Total Years at King's Way

Graduates Awarded Scholarships

Total Scholarships Awarded: $543,194

College Prep, Life Prep, Creative PRep

AP Courses

AP English Language & Comp.
AP English Literature & Comp.
AP World History: Modern
AP US History
AP US Gov’t & Politics
AP Comp. Gov’t & Politics
AP Calculus AB

Pre-AP courses:

Pre-AP English 9
Pre-AP English 10
Pre-AP Chemistry

College ClasSes

AP English Language & Comp.
AP English Literature & Comp.
AP World History: Modern
AP US History
AP US Gov’t & Politics
AP Comp. Gov’t & Politics
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus AB
Precalculus
Anatomy & Physiology

Courses taken through:
Northwest Nazarene Univ.

Fine Arts Classes

Adv. Vocal Ensemble
Art
Art II
Band
Dance
Graphic Design
High School Choir
Pottery
Theater
Yearbook

BY THE TIME STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM King’s Way, THEY ARE BETTER EQUIPPED FOR THE Future.

Whether they choose:
University, College, Trades, Career, Mission, or Military
We fervently support God’s call on their lives.

Your child would not only have developed a solid academic foundation, they’d have developed their faith and sense of purpose through relationships established with teachers, coaches, staff and peers.

We take great pride in recognizing the different paths our graduates have taken, and with our senior class growing each year, we have a King’s Way Alumni community that stretches across the nation and into foreign countries. 

The Journey To University: Your HighER Ed Roadmap

King’s Way graduates continue their education in many top-tier universities and other institutions around the country.  Graduates are well-prepared to succeed at the best colleges and universities because of our high academic standards, rigorous curriculum, and unique learning experiences.

Full-time college and career advisor Anne Hall supervises a thorough plan of guidance, including:

  • Identifying suitable colleges
  • Managing the application process (including taking appropriate standardized tests)
  • Applying for need-based financial aid and/or merit scholarships

Abilene Christian Univ, TX
Arizona Christian, AZ
Azusa Pacific Univ, CA
Baylor Univ, TX
Belmont Univ, TN
Binghamton University, NY
Biola Univ, CA
Boise State Univ, ID
Boston Univ, MA
Bournemouth Univ, England
California Lutheran Univ, CA
California Maritime Academy, CA
Carroll College, MT
Cascade Culinary Institute, OR
Central Florida Univ, FL
Central Piedmont Comm College, NC
Central Washington Univ, WA
Centralia Comm College, WA
Clark College, WA
Colorado Christian, CO
Colorado Mesa Univ, CO
Colorado School of Mines, CO
Colorado State Univ, CO
Concordia Univ, OR
Concordia Univ, Irvine, CA
Corban Univ, OR
Covenant College, GA
Creighton Univ, NE
Dakota State Univ, SD
DePaul Univ, IL
Dominican Univ, CA
Durham Univ, UK
Eastern Washington Univ, WA
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ, AZ
Fashion Institute of Design, CA
George Fox Univ, OR
Gonzaga Univ, WA
Gordon College, MA
Grand Canyon Univ, AZ
Grove City College, PA
Hardin-Simmons Univ, TX
Highline College, WA
Hillsdale College, MI
Idaho State Univ
Illinois IT, IL
Indiana Univ, IN
King College, TN
Liberty Univ, VA

Linfield College, OR
Louisiana State Univ, LA
Loyola Marymount Univ, CA
Marquette Univ, WI
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, MA
Menlo College, CA
Montana State Univ, MT
Montana Tech, MT
Mount Hood Comm College, OR
Multnomah Univ, OR
North Park Univ, IL
Northeastern Univ, MA
Northern Arizona Univ, AZ
Northwest Nazarene Univ, ID
Northwest Univ, WA
Oklahoma State Univ, OK
Oregon State Univ, OR
Pacific NW College of Art, OR
Pacific Lutheran Univ, WA
Pacific Univ, OR
Parsons The New School for Design, NY
Pennsylvania State Univ, PA
Pensacola Christian College, FL
Pepperdine Univ, CA
Point Loma Nazarene Univ, CA
Portland Comm College, OR
Portland State Univ, OR
Puget Sound Univ, WA
Purdue Univ, IN
Queen’s Univ, Canada
Rochester Institute of Technology, NY
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, IN
San Diego Mesa College, CA
Santa Clara Univ, CA
Seattle Pacific Univ, WA
Seattle Univ, WA
Simpson Univ, CA
Southern Methodist Univ, OR
Southern Oregon Univ, OR
Spring Hill College, AL
St. Andrews Univ, Scotland
Stony Brook Univ, NY
Tacoma Comm College, WA
Texas Christian Univ, TX
The King’s College, NY
Trinity Western Univ, BC

United States Air Force Academy, CO
United States Naval Academy, MD
Univ of Arizona
Univ of British Columbia
Univ of California, Irvine
Univ of Connecticut
Univ of Colorado
Univ of Edinburgh, Scotland
Univ of Gothenburg, Sweden
Univ of Idaho
Univ of LaVerne, CA
Univ of Massachusetts, Amherst
Univ of Montana
Univ of Nebraska, Lincoln
Univ of Nevada
Univ of North Dakota
Univ of Oregon
Univ of Portland
Univ of Pittsburgh, PA
Univ of Redlands, CA
Univ of San Diego, CA
Univ of San Francisco, CA
Univ of Texas, TX
Univ of the Nations, HI
Univ of Utah
Univ of Vermont
Univ of Washington
Univ of Wisconsin, Madison
Warner Pacific College, OR
Washington State Univ, Pullman
Washington State Univ, Vancouver
Western Oregon Univ, OR
Western Washington Univ, WA
Westmont College, CA
Wheaton College, IL
Whitman College, WA
Whitworth University, WA
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, MA
Yakima Valley College, WA
YWAM (Youth With A Mission)
Military Service: 
United States Air Force
United States Army
United States Marines
United States Navy

High School Teachers & Staff

Allison Hillstrom

High School Principal

Marcus Janzen

High School Asst. Principal

Jared Valentine

Athletic Director

Nicole Bagley

Athletic Coordinator

Breann Haeck

Spanish

Bryan Schmidt

Chemistry & Enviro. Science

Don Roberts

Math, Intro to Eng., Physics

Fa’Lisha Ramiz-Brown

ASL

Jared Miller

English 9/10

Jessica Phelps

HS Office Admin

Joseph Zichterman

US History & Government

Juli Bristowe

Science

Justin Tigner

Art & Pottery

Kate Hart

History/Bible

Larry Rounsley

Bible

Levi Sparks

HS Campus Pastor, Chapel Leadership, HS PE

Lisa Cunningham

HS Registrar

Marie Holden

English 11/12

Nancy Colvin

Spanish 4

Randy Frasier

MS/HS Choir

Shawn Hillstrom

Adv. Math & Computer Science

Ryan Blau

Bible

Sara Pirolo

Innovative Studies Coordinator

Anne Hall

College & Career Counselor

Jamie Myers

Athletic Assistant

William Kuhn

HS Band

Anita Peterson

HS STEAM

Jordan Ferguson

Career & Technical Edu.

Kassie Walsh

HS ELA