Christ the King Elementary

👋🏻 Goodbye for now, but these memories stay forever!🥹

Here are some last day moments captured by our 1st through 4th grade teachers. 🥰

📣Student Council Representatives Announced for 2026–2027 🎉

The Student Council will have a new structure for the 2026–2027 school year. Four 8th-grade students will serve on the Leadership Board, while each class from 4th through 8th grade will be represented by up to three elected representatives.
*Due to a tie in the voting for the incoming 4th grade class, that class will have four representatives.

👏 Congratulations to the following students, who were elected by their peers to represent their classmates on Student Council for the 2026–2027 school year:

Leadership Board
* Emma C.
* Gemma C.
* Adalia J.
* Kerrigan M.

8th Grade Representatives
* Harper L.
* Mia Z.

7th Grade Representatives
* Mariyah C.
* Maggie H.
* Honora W.

6th Grade Representatives
* Bella R.
* Kaiden V.

5th Grade Representatives
* Julianne H.
* Reagan M.
* Kaison V.

4th Grade Representatives
* Lily C.
* Reagan H.
* Briley M.
* Stella S.

🥰We congratulate these students and thank all who participated in the election process. We look forward to seeing our Student Council members lead, serve, and represent their classmates throughout the upcoming school year.💙💛

🌟 Honors Ceremony 🌟
Today we proudly celebrated our students and recognized their hard work and achievements during the final trimester of the 2025–2026 school year!

Please join us in congratulating:
💙Students in Grades 4–7 who received First and Second Honors
💛Students in Grades 1–3 who received the St. Joseph the Worker Award
💙Students in Grades 1–7 who received the St. Katharine Drexel Award

*Grade 8 award recipients received their recognition at graduation

We are incredibly proud of all our students for their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence throughout the year.

👏Congratulations to all!

💛May God bless the Class of 2026!💙
Wishing you wisdom, courage, success, and joy as you begin this next chapter of your journey.

🌟 8th Grade Video💛💙
🎓 Can you believe we're here? Graduation Day! 🎓
Yesterday, our students got to watch their graduation slideshow as part of their last day celebration. It is a tribute to the personality and joy they brought to our school throughout their time here. ✨
It is amazing to see how some of the little faces from Pre-K, kindergarten, and first grade are now the eighth graders walking down the aisle at graduation today. 🎓
Thank you for sharing your children with us and choosing Christ the King as their second home. It is an honor to be a part of their journey and watch them grow into the outstanding young adults they have become. ❤️
We are confident that they have so much to give this world and that they are ready to go out and do big things! We can't wait to see where they go from here. 🌟
Congratulations, graduates! 🎉💙💛

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🥹Today we celebrated our wonderful 8th graders with a farewell breakfast and clap out. Our students and teachers lined the hallways to cheer them on during their final walk through the halls of CTK.
We are so proud of all they have accomplished and know they will do great things in high school. They will be greatly missed and will always be part of the CTK family. 💙💛

To our Graduates,
May you celebrate the past and look hopefully toward your future.
May you have courage to use your gifts in new ways and places.
May you take a step every day toward your dreams and truth.
May home always bring inspiration and comfort.
May God watch over you and guide you always.

As you move forward to high school and beyond, remember you always have a home here at CTK!

❤️Prayers Requested🤍
Dear Christ the King Families,

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Molly Quinn, Principal of St. Charles Borromeo School in Bensalem.

During this difficult time, we ask that you please keep Molly's soul in your prayers and remember her family, friends, colleagues, students, and the entire St. Charles Borromeo school community. As they mourn this tremendous loss, may they find comfort in their faith, in one another, and in the support of the wider Catholic school community.

Please join us in praying for the repose of Molly's soul and for peace and strength for all those whose lives she touched.

Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her. May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace. For her mom, dad, daughter, her family and the St. Charles Borromeo School community, Passion of Christ, strengthen them.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Maddie Schiavo