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Joyful music filled the upper school gymnasium as the Upper School Band and Upper School Chorus performed a reimagined version of the "King School Fight Song," bringing renewed energy to a long-standing tradition. Originally composed years ago by Director of Performing Arts Garrett Mendez, the song now features new lyrics and an arrangement that resonates across generations. The performance symbolized Viking pride and unity as students, faculty, and staff celebrated together.

Get ready for an exciting day of Vikings in action! Join us for a fun-filled day with food trucks, good vibes, and a full schedule of sports. Whether you're cheering from the sidelines or grabbing a bite, it’s a day to come together and celebrate our amazing athletes! PA Viking Pride will have spirit tables set up by the South Turf and the Upper School Gym. New this year, there will also be a vintage uniform sale. Stop by to get your spirit items and team magnets, and pick up a cool retro jersey from a Vikings team of the past!

King students will open each game by singing the national anthem. Click here to see the full Homecoming and to read about your favorite Viking teams.

A recent visit to King’s newly renovated Simon House provided Grade 3 students with a tangible connection to their school's rich history and the various roles that contribute to its community. During the trip, students engaged in a lively scavenger hunt across the three-story building and met with former Head of School Sue Cesare and former teacher Cathy Mishkin, who shared important artifacts and stories from King’s past. The experience helped students understand the complexities of their community as they prepared to conduct interviews with members of the King community for their next lesson.

At King, students in middle school Spanish classes are diving into language learning with a focus on cultural understanding and social issues. In Spanish 2, they began the year by exploring how languages shape identity and connections through the "World Languages in My World" project, conducting research and presenting their findings. Spanish 3 students investigated influential leaders, learning how these figures inspire action in Spanish-speaking communities. Through these projects, students enhance their language skills while developing empathy and a deeper awareness of global issues, preparing them to be informed, compassionate global citizens.

King's fall sports teams had a successful week, with victories in girls' soccer, varsity volleyball, and football. The girls' soccer team went 3-1, including a big win over Hopkins School. The varsity volleyball team defeated Greenwich Academy and Greenwich Country Day. The football team secured a significant win over Rye Country Day. While the boys' soccer team experienced a loss, they showed strong leadership and effort. Field hockey teams faced tough opponents but demonstrated resilience and determination. Overall, King's athletes showcased their skills and dedication as the season's momentum grows.

The annual Grade 7 and Grade 8 bonding trips are action-packed adventures that foster connections with peers and teachers and energize the community for the year ahead. This year, Grade 7 embarked on an outdoor journey to Camp Jewell, tackling challenges like rock climbing and team-building activities that pushed their problem-solving and collaboration skills to the limit. Meanwhile, Grade 8 students dove into history in Philadelphia, exploring iconic sites like the National Constitution Center and the Museum of the American Revolution, adding an educational twist to their bonding experience. Both trips set the stage for a year of growth, friendship, and adventure, sparking energy and enthusiasm for what's to come.

A crew of curious PreK students, decked out in hard hats and safety vests, took a big step into the world of construction at King School's Lower School renovation site. The little builders asked big questions, from "Why is there a fence?" to the all-important, "Will there be a new playground?" With construction superintendent Chris Chila on hand to answer, the students were thrilled to explore the space and hear plans for the new Early Childhood Center.

King School seniors Jaipal Dohil and Parker Hayashi have been named National Merit Semifinalists, a prestigious honor recognizing their exceptional academic achievement. The students, who placed among the top 1% of high school seniors nationwide, have shown a continuous dedication to excellence throughout their time at King School. The National Merit Scholarship Program honors outstanding scholastic talent and promotes a deeper respect for learning.