The King's School grounds its stand against racism in Scripture: we cannot say we love God while hating any person, and all of humanity is made in the image of God. We acknowledge that racism exists in our institutions, our churches, and even our school, and we recognize racism as sin that requires repentance and active opposition.

The King's School is not only against racism, but is for Godly change — preparing students to become true Christian leaders who speak for what is right with dignity and humility. That commitment extends to both obvious racism and more subtle expressions of systemic racism, while recognizing that all of us need God's grace for transformation.

We are grieved by the pain and division in our nation, and we pray for an outpouring of God's Spirit to eradicate racism in all its forms.

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