Know the learner
Teachers build from each student’s strengths, needs, interests and pace—not a one-size-fits-all sequence.

Our school
TKTS is a five-day nonprofit private microschool designed around unique learners—not around a standard mold.
The microschool model
Microschools offer a smaller, more personal learning environment. At The King’s Table Schoolhouse, skilled teachers combine individualized curriculum, intimate class groups and a consistent five-day rhythm.
The result is a setting where educators can notice the small things, adapt thoughtfully and help students build academic, functional, spiritual and social confidence.

How we teach
Teachers build from each student’s strengths, needs, interests and pace—not a one-size-fits-all sequence.
Learning is active and multi-sensory, giving students more ways to understand, practice and remember.
Practical, functional and relational skills are embedded through the day, not treated as an afterthought.
Purposeful field trips and community experiences help students apply learning and grow in confidence.
Family insight and clear collaboration help shape meaningful goals and a stronger learning path.
Prayer, biblical truth and each learner’s identity in Christ are woven naturally through school life.
Who we serve
TKTS currently serves students with mild to moderate disabilities. Every application is considered individually based on the student’s needs and the support the school can responsibly provide.
Not sure whether your child may fit? A conversation with Bev is the right place to begin.

“Our goal is to welcome unique learners of all abilities to enjoy a seat at The King’s Table.”The King’s Table Schoolhouse
Our foundation
The King’s Table Schoolhouse seeks to honor biblical principles and bring glory to God in every aspect of school life. Families do not have to hold the same beliefs to inquire or apply, but should understand that this Christian perspective will be taught.
We believe the Bible is the inspired and authoritative Word of God; that one God exists eternally as Father, Son and Holy Spirit; that all people have sinned; that Jesus Christ paid the penalty for sin through His death and triumphed through His bodily resurrection; and that salvation is a free gift received through faith in Christ alone.
We believe Christian life should reflect biblical truth in personal relationships, family life, conduct and moral behavior.
A seat at the table
Start with a simple conversation. Bev will listen, learn about your child, and help you understand the next step.