CCS embraces  a Christian educational model, a teaching methodology that uses an integrated biblical worldview curriculum to train students to become critical thinkers and self-learners.

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All CCS faculty have at least a bachelor’s degree.  Several have master’s degrees.  They all have multiple years of experience teaching.  Most importantly, they all profess saving faith in Jesus Christ.

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Beyond the classroom, CCS offers several exciting programs for students, including yearbook, student council, archery, Forensics, music, art, physical education, weekly chapels, class field trips, and service projects. Sixth through eighth grade students can play basketball on the extra-curricular CCS Royals basketball team. Sixth through twelfth grade students can play intramural volleyball.

CCS has been awarded accreditation by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).   Accreditation is a formal recognition by an accrediting agency that a school is a safe environment for students and is substantially meeting its academic goals and fulfilling its mission statement.  Receiving accreditation is a mark of maturity and stability that communicates a school’s credibility to the local community.

• six acre campus in the country
• former public school building
• all classrooms have large windows providing natural light
• gymnasium, library, and playground

Small class sizes allow CCS teachers to provide individualized attention to each student.  Teachers have the time and ability to work with each student one-on-one, addressing their unique challenges in order to ensure their academic success.

At CCS, we don’t believe that superior academics are in conflict with a vibrant spiritual life.  A Christian school ought to combine the best of both worlds: fostering an environment of sincere faith without straying into hypocrisy, and demonstrating academic excellence without falling into a “Christian bubble” mindset.

We are here to support the local church in making disciples of Jesus Christ, and to support Christian families in raising godly children.  Our goal at CCS is not to usurp the parent’s role in the lives of their children, but to come alongside the parents and partner with them in the development of their child’s education and their child’s relationship with Jesus Christ.  This is why we have biblical integration in all of our classes, in addition to daily Bible classes, weekly chapels, and quarterly service projects.

What we are doing at CCS is so much more than mere education: it is training for a life of Christian service.