Cathy Ott

Kingman AZ School Guide

There are many excellent public and private schools available in the Kingman area, as well as a few colleges and universities. The Kingman Unified School District works hard to ensure that each of its students has its social and academic needs met, and the students will always be the top priority. With the wealth of public and private schools available in Kingman you’re sure to find the best educational opportunities for your family here.

Public Schools

Kingman Unified School District
Kingman Unified School District strives to provide a safe and positive learning environment designed to help each student reach his or her potential and prepare them for the future. Kingman Unified School District promotes student achievement and works to show continual academic growth at each grade level and in all subjects. They offer a wide variety of extracurricular programs, a well-trained, dedicated faculty and staff, and provide ample opportunities for community involvement in programs that stress diversity and tolerance through positive interaction. For more information about Kingman Unified School District or individual schools, please visit their website at: http://www.kusd.org/

Private Schools

Kingman Academy of Learning
(The following information is sourced from http://www.kaol.k12.az.us/index.cfm. For this and more information, please follow the link)

Kingman Academy of Learning began with the vision to provide back to basic education to the children of Kingman and has grown into a four campus organization that educates over 1500 students each year in grades preschool through 12th grade. Kingman Academy of Learning requires good attendance and good behavior from its students as well as parent volunteerism. “Through the years, our parents have helped to log over 20,000 hours of volunteer time each and every school year. We continue to focus on providing the highest quality education in the Kingman area.” Please feel free to visit Kingman Academy of Learning’s website for more information by clicking the following link.

Emmanuel Christian Academy of Kingman
(The following information is sourced from http://ecakingman.org/default.aspx. For this and more information, please follow the link)

Emmanuel Christian Academy has been a member of ACSI since we first began. This helps us link up with other Christian schools and is a great resource for daily functions. We are also a member of the Kingman Chamber of Commerce. At this time, we are the only Christian school in Kingman. The staff here at ECA is blessed to be able to serve the Lord each and every day.

Kingman Colleges

Mohave Community College
(The following information is sourced from http://www.mohave.edu/pages/1.asp. For this and more information, please follow the link)

Mohave Community College serves more than 13,000 students annually and caters to the northwest portion of the State of Arizona and neighboring communities in California, Nevada, and Utah. MCC has campuses in the communities of Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City and Colorado City, so you’ll be sure to find one convenient to you.
Mohave Community College focuses on serving the needs of its students. The College offers programs that provide students with the skills, training, and education they need to start rewarding careers. The MCC mission statement best illustrates their goals by stating: “The mission of Mohave Community College is to serve our students and communities by providing an environment for educational excellence, innovation and awareness.”

Northern Arizona University
(The following information is sourced from http://home.nau.edu/. For this and more information, please follow the link)
Founded in 1899, NAU is proud to celebrate a long commitment to educating undergraduate and graduate students. Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, the university values and promotes an ethnically rich and diverse university community and graduates who are prepared to contribute to the social, economic, and environmental needs of a changing world. It inspires students to become active citizens, leaders, visionaries, and problem solvers with an understanding of global issues.
Northern Arizona University’s beautiful 738 acre campus promotes sustainable practices including progressive recycling efforts, shuttle buses powered with biodiesel, and has completed the construction of three new energy-efficient buildings certified by the U.S. Green Building Council.