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Citizenship

We’re all part of something bigger than ourselves.

And since we want to make the world a better place, we want to help our students evolve into socially responsible leaders and engaged citizens.

Whether it’s in a classroom, on a team, or in the workplace, everyone has to learn to work together with other people. So we’ve made citizenship one of our Four Doors to Learning at KCS. Because we know that to succeed in the 21st century, our students need to know how to collaborate, cooperate, and communicate.

At KCS, we don’t just talk the talk. Every single student takes part in a formal citizenship curriculum and participates in at least one act of service learning a year. We have also incorporated our approach to citizenship into the wider curriculum, because “being a good person” isn’t something you teach just one hour a week. It has to be part of a school’s culture.


That’s why at KCS, being a good citizen is something we encourage, inspire, and celebrate. Every single day.  

Community Service Relationships

The KCS Community Service program regularly works with several local community organizations, such as:

KCS Junior School students participating in Terry Fox run