Christ the King High School

I attended all four years in this high school in the '90s. The teachers and my peers were phenomenal and get a five star rating. There are a few people I didn't care for but I won't allow them to sully my great memories. Two of the three are definitely gone from the school. The school was always kept neat and clean. One of their school counselors was a stand out kind and caring person. They were lucky to have him. Yes, the policies were somewhat strict but none of it was unreasonable. While they did promote the sports culture at CK, the academic aspect didn't suffer for it. I look back fondly of my experience here. I felt well prepared for college. While I can't speak for any of the current goings-on, based on my lived experience, I do recommend this school.

My little brother recently graduated and my son and niece will attend next year. This school is amazing! As for the bad review I saw, The economy has changed and a lot of people can't afford to send their kids here that's why the amount of children attending changed. And not to mention the school is more diverse and "some" people don't like that! The school offers everything a child need the Curriculums are great and will teach your child to lead and prepare them for college and your child can also succeed Academically. I know from watching my brother and his friends.

Everyone has a lot of negative feelings towards a school that fully prepares their students for college. I think most of the bad reviews are from racists who are angered to see more Hispanic, Asian and African American children on campus. Go and pray and live by the teachings in the Bible. Bunch of hypocrites. I went to that school and the teachers there are caring and passionate about us learning the work and being prepared for college. People want to get on here and discuss politics. Have a seat outsiders!

To set the record straight about comments from a previous yelper, the charter schools existence on this campus has absolutely zero to do with the cleaning in Romans; one could argue the reason there is room for the charter school is the declining enrollment and not the other way around; also this charter school is open to all regardless of religion and not just catholics! The real reason behind the lawsuit, is that the diocese i'll Brooklyn wants full control of this property so that they can close the school and sell the property for an out rages amount of money! This is all about greed and not about children

Great school. Absolutely love it. Very supportive. April 19th, 20th, 21st & April 26th, 27th, 28th Beauty and the Beast! Don't miss!

Today there was the Football Team on the M train. The children need to wash there football suits because the smell in the train was outrageous. Plus one of the children I believe called his parents to pick him up not sure if he was going to get picked up. Have the coach take care of that matter what does the locker room smell like. Josephine Fink

I do not recommend this school. They place their sports program and arts program ahead of academics. The school is known for accepting any student willing to pay tuition and not get into another high school. The school has been involved in so many scandals over the years regarding staffing, abuse, and now being sued by the Diocese of Brooklyn since they have been breaking their contract for how to operate the building. Additionally, they have created and opened their own free Public Charter School to compete against surrounding Catholic Elementary Schools in the area. The very Catholic School students they are trying to recruit.Enrollment has gone from nearly 1700 to 800 within a decade. Families in the neighborhood send their children to other co-ed Catholic Schools in Queens to avoid this school, even though it is close by their homes. The reputation is so bad in the surrounding Catholic Schools that they are now trying to offer discounts to students to come there directly from Catholic Elementary schools because people are avoiding the school. Sadly, this speaks volumes for the reality of how the school really is behind the scenes and not how they try to portray themselves to the public.