Our Story
Since its inception in 1994 KKFS has embarked on a transformative journey of educational excellence. With humble beginnings in Yongsan, under the leadership of Principal Mr. William Van Houten III, the school moved to Gwangjin-gu, marking the beginning of a new chapter in 1996. In 1999, authorized by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education and the school was renamed Korea Kent Foreign School. A significant milestone was achieved in 2002 when the school relocated to its current address and the following year recieved accrediation by the Western Association of School and College (WASC). KKFS has consistently grown in stature. Ms. Judith E. Antippas assumed the role of Headmaster in 2010, further advancing the school's commitment to excellence. The legacy continues with the current principal, Mr. Edward W. Zrudlo steering KKFS toward a future of global success.
KKFS History
1994
4th Jun
Founded as Milburn Christian School at 22, Hangang-ro 2ga, Yongsan-gu
1996
1st Sep
Principal Mr. William Van Houten III inaugurated.
29th Jul
Moved to 18-11, Neung-dong, Gwangjin-gu.
Headmaster Mr. Robert A. Fotter appointed.
School name changed to Korea Kent Foreign School
1999
27th Aug
Authorized by Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education as "a combination school".
2002
11th Nov
Moved to current location, 13, Jayang-ro 35-gil
2003
24th Nov
Accredited by Western Association of School and College(WASC)
2005
Accepted by EARCOS as a member school
2010
8th Nov
Headmaster Ms. Judith E. Antippas appointed.
2012
1st Aug
Mr. Edward W. Zrudlo inaugurated as current principal
7th Jun
Principal Mr. William Van Houten III retired