Academics...

Purpose: The curriculum of CCS is designed with the students' needs in mind. Careful preplanning and textbook selection are the criteria used to develop our curriculum.

The curriculum at CCS is Christ-oriented. We are aware that merely adding the Bible class to a school does not cause that school to be a Christian school. It is only when each subject is taught as it relates to the Christian life that the student can gain a total, well rounded, and useful education.

Bible: Bible study is recognized here as of fundamental importance and is a required subject. It augments the work in english and history. Without it, a student cannot be considered educated in the true sense. The Bible gives the best light for this life and the only hope for the life to come. There is no other book that can so enrich the minds and hearts of men as the "The Book of Books."

Character Development: This is the most important work of a school. Teachers ar constantly alert to opportunities for laying the foundation for a great and sound character in their students.

Textbook Policy: The main textbook of CCS is the Bible, God's Word (II Tim. 3:16). In courses of study, which require additional material, every effort is made to select Bible-based, Christ-centered, Christian textbooks. When this type of textbook is not available, secular textbooks will be used.

Chapel: Chapel is provided for the spiritual growth of both faculty members and students. Chapel is held each week for the entire student body. Area pastors, school and church staff members, and special speakers are used to give variety to the programs. Special meetings are held from time to time with missionaries, evangelists, or other speakers.