King's Classical School

King's Classical School is a non-profit organization in Greenville, SC, operating as a Christ-centered, classical education institution. Founded by members of St. Paul's Anglican Church, the school serves families in Greenville seeking a classical, biblically faithful education. The school launched with grades K5 through 2nd in Fall 2025 and plans to add at least one grade level each year, aiming to offer grades K5 through 3rd for the 2026-27 school year. The mission is to educate students with excellence and virtue through a distinctly Christian worldview, believing that parents should not have to choose between academic excellence and a Biblically faithful environment.

The educational approach is rooted in the classical tradition and the concept of Paideia, which instills purpose within each child from an early age. The curriculum uses scripture as the basis of all Truth, instills the wisdom of history, and teaches critical thinking and communication skills to produce a joy of learning for life. A key distinction of the school's method is its reliance on books rather than computers for young children, believing that traditional texts are essential for this age group. Class sizes are capped at 16 students to ensure personalized attention, allowing every child to be seen, known, and supported. The faculty includes Jennifer Foster as Founding Principal, Abigail Murphy as Assistant Principal, and a team of teachers for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade, along with specialized staff for Art, Physical Education, and Special Needs Primary. The board of directors is led by Chairman Taylor Hall and Vice Chairman Benjamin Dangerfield.

The school is located at 3030 Augusta St, sitting on Augusta Street. It is situated about a tenth of a mile from Kiwanis Park and a short distance from Gatlin Park. The campus is also near Blythe Academy of Languages and The Chandler School, both located within a quarter of a mile.

As a new institution in Greenville, King's Classical School stands out for its specific commitment to a book-based, classical Christian curriculum with small class sizes. It provides a distinct option for families in the area who prioritize a faith-centered, traditional educational model for their children.