Big Island Trip

As part of their 4th grade Hawaiiana studies, students have the opportunity to embark on a three-day trip to the Big Island each year.  Fourth graders take their learning beyond the walls of the classroom by exploring the land, investigating the beginnings of the Christian faith in Hawaiʻi, gaining new experiences, and building relationships with their classmates.

OUtER ISLAND TRIPS

During their middle school years, students have the opportunity to explore more of our beautiful island home. These week-long trips alternate between Kauai, Maui, and Molokai.  Students enjoy visiting some of the best cultural, historic, and adventure activities each island has to offer, as well as spending time partnering with churches or nonprofit organizations.

Washington, D.C. Trip

During their high school years, students have the opportunity to tour our nation's capital, visiting many of the sites, memorials, and museums that highlight our country's rich history.  KCS partners with American Christian Tours for the trip itinerary and educational program.

Mission TripS

High school students have the opportunity to grow in their faith through serving others in challenging and humbling circumstances.  

• KCS has sent three mission trip teams to the Philippines since 2012.  Students worked with local churches and ministries, bringing supplies, building relationships, and sharing God's love with the people of Manila and surrounding areas.
• In 2020, KCS sent a team to the LA Dream Center, an inner-city ministry started over 25 years ago by Pastor Tommy Barnett and his son, Matthew Barnett.  The KCS team volunteered at the Dream Center in various capacities, learning to serve others and share God’s love with under-privileged children.
• During their Spring Break in 2024, a team of students, chaperones, and staff served with Alaska Joy Missions. They partnered with Pastors Caleb and Shayna Bialik to run a Vacation Bible School for a church in Delta Junction, a town about 45 minutes away from Fairbanks, Alaska.
• In 2025, KCS sent two teams to Tokyo, Japan.  They worked with Evergreen Chapel and Pastor Shota Sato in Machida to run a variety of community outreaches and English language classes for elementary-aged children.