Kingdom Preparatory Academy (KPA) is a non-denominational Christian school, organized to establish a partnership with parents. KPA equips students for life by promoting Godly character, building excellence in academics, and encouraging self-discipline and motivation. We seek to develop the whole child - academically, spiritually, emotionally, and physically - through an educational format utilizing both trained classroom instruction and individualized parent involvement.
Kingdom Preparatory Academy was established to provide a new approach to education in the city of Lubbock. KPA was designed on the foundation of the Christian University-Model School, which takes the best aspects of traditional, full-time public and private schools, as well as home schools, and molds them into one model. At KPA, parents and teachers work together to cultivate in each student a life-long love of learning and pursuit of moral and academic excellence, for the purpose of bringing glory to God alone.
Pre-K through 5th grade students attend classes on Monday and Wednesday. They complete homework assigned by their teachers at home with a parent on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
6th through 12th grade students attend classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. They complete homework assigned by their instructors at home with a parent on Tuesday and Thursday.
Major Aims and Objectives
First Aim: Honoring and Glorifying God
Our first and most important aim at Kingdom Preparatory Academy is to glorify and honor God in all that we do (1 Corinthians 10:31, 1 Peter 4:11).
Second Aim: Discipleship of the Student
Kingdom Preparatory Academy is to do all that we do, including academic teaching, in such a way that we train and encourage the students that the Lord brings under our direction to become his disciples (Matthew 28:18-20).
Third Aim: Ministry to the Family
As a parent based school, we will strive to strengthen the family (as the Word defines it), as the first and primary social and educational unit instituted by God, through the educational ministry God has given us (Genesis 2:18-25, Exodus 20:12, Matthew 19:4-6, Ephesians 5:22-6:4).
Fourth Aim: Academics
In order that our students might (like the Lord) keep "increasing in wisdom and stature, and favor with God and men", we aim to provide them with a high quality academic education that is cost effective and affordable (Luke 2:52, Proverbs 1:2-7, 3:13-20, 4:1-9, 9:9, 10:14).
Fifth Aim: Integration of Home and School
In as much as both the home and the body of Christ share the responsibility for teaching His children, we aim to effectively and systematically integrate the home and the school in the delivery of an academic education (Ephesians 4:7-16, 6:4, 1 Corinthians 14:26-33, Titus 1:5).
