Parents' Association
The King Parents’ Association (PA) consists of all parents and guardians of students enrolled at King.
The Parents’ Association supports the mission of the school, in partnership with staffulty, administration, and the Board of Trustees, to prepare students for a lifelong commitment to learning and social responsibility.
Mission:
- build a warm and welcoming community among parents
- facilitate communication between parents and the School
- raise funds for scholarships, and other vital programs at King
PA Committees
The PA relies on volunteers to make all of our programs a success. Volunteering is a great way to get involved with the community and make long lasting connections. Click below for descriptions and register for any/all areas of interest to you.
First PA General Meeting of the Academic Year 2020-2021
Join the King Parents' Association Group on Facebook for updates!
"We are fortunate to have such engaged parents at King. As parents, you are automatically members of the PA, and we encourage you to take advantage of the many opportunities to become involved. Supporting our school is integral in creating students who value respect, inclusion and citizenship. I look forward to seeing you on campus!"
- Mini Nunna P’22, PA President
Upcoming Events
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School Store
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Heather and Christopher Curran's Home
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Online
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Cooper Room
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LS Library
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LS Gymnasium
Parents' Association News & Announcements
Listen to PA King Inclusion and Diversity speaker Dena Simmons on Tuesday October 6, 7:00-8:30 p.m. p.m. to hear her presentation on "From Surviving to Thriving: Creating Equitable Environments Through Emotional Intelligence and Culturally Relevant Practices."
Dr. Denise Pope, author, Senior Lecturer at Stanford University Graduate School of Education and a founder of Challenge Success visited King on Tuesday, January 28, to talk to parents in the morning about A Balanced Perspective on College Fit and then in the evening about The Well Balanced Student and Child.
PA King Cares Co Chairs are grateful for our generous community and volunteers: "On January 24, a dedicated and enthusiastic group of nine PA King Cares parents and three very generous faculty members loaded up the King vans and headed into New York City for a 10:00 p.m. rendezvous with a Midnight Run representative."
It was a weekend to celebrate the deep history of King School; our competitive athletics; a spirited community; and giving back. The weather cooperated (mostly) for Homecoming Weekend 2019 as families, staffulty, neighbors, friends, and alums - dating back to the Class of 1969 - gathered on campus for a fun-filled weekend.
Dr. Jean-Baptiste introduced a new series of parent education events: Hot Coffee, Hot Topics. These are parent/caregiver workshops and discussions to grow our collective social, intellectual, emotional capacity for navigating current cultural and social transformations that impact how children learn. In these events, parents and caregivers will engage with each other, learn, and talk about tools, strategies, and challenges for developing cultural competence and how to provide a full circle of support for students from school to home.