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30th Anniversary of King’s Kids Christian
King’s Kids Christian Academy Of Tampa, Inc. (KKCA) is gearing up for its Prince and Princess Corona- tion Brunch Fundraiser. The school’s 30th Anniver- sary/Reunion Brunch Fundraiser will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2015, 11 A. M. at the Cleora Hunter Fellowship Hall (34th Street Church of God), 3000 N. 34th Street, Tampa, 33605.
KKCA is housed on the church campus of Thirty- Fourth Street Church of God, Senior Pastor the Reverend Dr. Thomas Scott.
King’s Kids Christian Academy of Tampa, Inc. (KKCA) is led by School Ad- ministrator, Angela Small and is celebrating 30 years of service with a strong commit- ment to continue making its Nationally Accredited pro- gram affordable and accessi- ble to families. King’s Kids is one of the best educational institutions in the East Tampa area, scoring above 95 of 100 on the VPK Readi- ness Rating for the last three years.
According to Ms. Small, “our immediate fundraising goal is to install a security system to better ensure the safety of our students, staff, and volunteers. When fami- lies, businesses and the com- munity support KKCA, their generous tax deductible do- nations assist over 60% of the families we serve in East Tampa, of which many re- ceive some form of govern- ment assistance to attend KKCA,” she continued.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Scott, CEO says, “We have been blessed as a church and a Christian school. Our kids’ educational success for 30 years is strongly due to the solid Biblical principles taught. We have taught over
ing all parents and former students to join in the cele- bration by participating in the raffle ticket drawing, at-
tending the brunch and wit- ness the crowning of the 2015 Prince and Princess.
For tickets and donations
call Ms. Angela Small at 813-248-6548 ext 228, or visit www.kkcatampa.org, or FB/Twitter kkcatampa.
Academy Will Honor Its Founders
REV. DR. AND MRS. THOMAS (MARVA) SCOTT ...Founders, King’s Kids Christian Academy
3,000 students that we formed into King’s Kids grad- uates.”
From the parents’ per- spective, Ms. Jeannell Burney, a member of 34th Street COG, says her kids at- tended KKCA, and today, her grandchildren attend the school.
BK Jackson, an alum- nus who normally performs at the school’s annual events, is currently touring abroad. KKCA is creating its own suc- cess stories with two stellar teachers making a difference, by saluting its longest tenured teachers of over 23 years, Mrs. Katie Fore- man and Mrs. Sherma Harris.
Rev. Dr. Scott makes a personal appeal, “I am look- ing for all of our KKCA for- mer students, graduates and parents. Please join us in cel- ebrating our 30th Reunion/Brunch and Fundraiser. Here’s a chance for each of you to give back to your school by supporting the brunch and to have your name etched on the KKCA’s Tree of Giving, thereby help- ing the next generation of King’s Kids graduates.”
This year’s Prince and Princess Coronation Brunch is chaired by Ms. Kelli Ford. Ms. Ford, parent of a current student, is encourag-
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