At KAS Christian, we recognize that parents are a child’s first and most important teachers. That is why we consider parents not just as guardians but as vital partners in the educational journey.
From the earliest years, children learn values, habits, and character traits at home. Our role as a school is to reinforce and build upon those foundations. For this reason, we keep an open line of communication with parents through meetings, progress reports, and regular updates. We want parents to feel connected to what their children are learning and how they are growing.
We also encourage parents to be actively involved in school activities—whether through volunteering, attending workshops, or participating in parent-teacher associations. This collaboration creates a strong support system that benefits every child. When children see both teachers and parents working together, they feel more secure, motivated, and confident.
Faith is another area where we walk hand in hand. By uniting the Christian values taught at home with those taught in school, we help children grow consistently in discipline, integrity, and spirituality. Parents often tell us how much easier it is to reinforce lessons at home when their children are learning the same principles in school.
Education is a shared responsibility. Together with parents, we create an environment where children not only achieve academic excellence but also grow into responsible, God-fearing leaders.
