KGS Scripture Class Overview

KGS Scripture Class curriculum consists of a series of Scriptural topics designed by KGS faculty to be taught throughout the school year.

Depending on the student’s age/grade level, parents may need to be involved in the teaching and implementation of the curriculum.

Grade reports are given upon request.

Using the school e-mail account given to students upon enrollment, class participants join the Scripture class in Google Classroom where they will be able to access the class curriculum and weekly assigned activities.

Students should access the curriculum posted in Google Classroom to review it and complete the assigned activities throughout the week. 

Then, once a week, KGS faculty meets with students via Zoom or in-person for a class meeting where all students get to participate in a wide range of dynamic activities related to the weekly learned topic.

Prior to the class meetings, parents/students will receive via school e-mail a list of materials and/or instructions needed to complete any class activities and/or be ready for any required class participation. 

Class participation is essential to fully experience everything these classes have to offer. 

When meeting in Zoom or in-person, unless notified differently, students are required to wear the school uniform which consists of:

For girls:

• White, dark purple, blue, or teal polo shirt

• Khaki or navy blue uniform pants, shorts, or skirt

• White, khaki, or navy blue socks

• Black, blue, or brown uniform shoes

For boys:

• White, dark purple, blue, or teal polo shirt

• Khaki or navy blue uniform pants or shorts

• White, khaki, or navy blue socks

• Black, blue, or brown uniform shoes

Opening

Participants are welcomed to join 15 minutes prior to the class start time to share time together. 

Devotional 

Time of prayer and worship

Class Development

• Review the class topic

• Work on class related activities

• Student presentations on an assigned topic 

Common class activities include but are not limited to:

• Do an art project

• Play group games

• Complete worksheets 

• Explore creativity through a variety of hands-on activities

At the end of the school year, students are invited to participate in a END OF YEAR CELEBRATION ceremony where they receive a Certificate of Completion for the class. 

Students are also encouraged to assemble a booth to display any work or projects representing what they have learned throughout the school year.