Board of Directors Updates
Board Update – October 2025
The CCCS Board of Directors met on Monday, October 27 for their regularly scheduled October Board meeting.
We are excited about many upcoming school events and the holiday season which will soon be upon us. Open House will take place on Saturday, November 15, and we encourage families to invite friends and neighbors. Grandfriends Day for grades K–5 is scheduled for November 7, and our Christmas concerts and drama productions will take place throughout December.
As we look ahead to the 2026–27 school year, our admissions team is preparing for a focused effort to grow enrollment, with specific focus on entry pipeline grades such as Kindergarten and 9th grade. Exit surveys sent to families who left the school last year provided valuable feedback, including appreciation for the school’s mission and community, as well as areas for growth such as communication, class sizes, and program offerings.
Academically, first quarter report cards have gone out, parent-teacher conferences were completed, and fall MAP testing results showed scores above national averages. The Education Committee is working on a recommendation for a faith-based educational framework that can be adopted across all school levels that equips teachers to design learning experiences that connect classroom content with students’ faith and real-world purpose, helping them see their role in God’s story. As a distinctively Christian learning community committed to academic excellence, we are committed to investing in strategies to ensure we are achieving this mission clearly and faithfully.
Student life continues to thrive. Elementary, Middle and High School clubs have been re-established, offering a wide range of interests. High School students will participate in a service retreat on November 7, partnering with Kids Against Hunger. Athletics are strong, with successful fall seasons in girls’ softball, boys’ flag football, women’s volleyball, and men’s soccer, which is currently in playoffs. E-Sports also had a successful season.
Financially, the tuition rates for the 2026–27 school year have been approved, and tuition letters will be sent to families in early November. New scholarships and incentives for Christian school transfers are being introduced, including sibling discounts and partnerships with local churches. The Finance Committee continues to work through policy review and creation as a matter of best practice.
Facility improvements, including the new front gate and directional signage, are progressing well thanks to last year’s auction support. The upcoming Imagination to Reality (ITR) Campaign launches November 18 with a goal of raising $85,000 for projects that enhance student life, security, and learning spaces. As one of our two major fundraising events each year, 100% of the Board has enthusiastically pledged our support to donating to ITR again this year. We ask that you prayerfully consider a donation alongside us.
The Board is also continuing its strategic planning work, focusing on curriculum development, community engagement, and long-term enrollment goals. Efforts continue to build out our strategic plan and to reach out to our community for additional future leaders and contributors. The Administration, with board support and participation, is leading the charge in the accreditation process which will be under review in the spring of 2026.
We are deeply grateful for the continued support of our CCCS families. We pray that you are blessed this fall season and we thank you for your partnership in preparing the next generation to impact the world for Christ.
With gratitude,
CCCS Board of Directors
The CCCS Board of Directors met on Monday, October 27 for their regularly scheduled October Board meeting.
We are excited about many upcoming school events and the holiday season which will soon be upon us. Open House will take place on Saturday, November 15, and we encourage families to invite friends and neighbors. Grandfriends Day for grades K–5 is scheduled for November 7, and our Christmas concerts and drama productions will take place throughout December.
As we look ahead to the 2026–27 school year, our admissions team is preparing for a focused effort to grow enrollment, with specific focus on entry pipeline grades such as Kindergarten and 9th grade. Exit surveys sent to families who left the school last year provided valuable feedback, including appreciation for the school’s mission and community, as well as areas for growth such as communication, class sizes, and program offerings.
Academically, first quarter report cards have gone out, parent-teacher conferences were completed, and fall MAP testing results showed scores above national averages. The Education Committee is working on a recommendation for a faith-based educational framework that can be adopted across all school levels that equips teachers to design learning experiences that connect classroom content with students’ faith and real-world purpose, helping them see their role in God’s story. As a distinctively Christian learning community committed to academic excellence, we are committed to investing in strategies to ensure we are achieving this mission clearly and faithfully.
Student life continues to thrive. Elementary, Middle and High School clubs have been re-established, offering a wide range of interests. High School students will participate in a service retreat on November 7, partnering with Kids Against Hunger. Athletics are strong, with successful fall seasons in girls’ softball, boys’ flag football, women’s volleyball, and men’s soccer, which is currently in playoffs. E-Sports also had a successful season.
Financially, the tuition rates for the 2026–27 school year have been approved, and tuition letters will be sent to families in early November. New scholarships and incentives for Christian school transfers are being introduced, including sibling discounts and partnerships with local churches. The Finance Committee continues to work through policy review and creation as a matter of best practice.
Facility improvements, including the new front gate and directional signage, are progressing well thanks to last year’s auction support. The upcoming Imagination to Reality (ITR) Campaign launches November 18 with a goal of raising $85,000 for projects that enhance student life, security, and learning spaces. As one of our two major fundraising events each year, 100% of the Board has enthusiastically pledged our support to donating to ITR again this year. We ask that you prayerfully consider a donation alongside us.
The Board is also continuing its strategic planning work, focusing on curriculum development, community engagement, and long-term enrollment goals. Efforts continue to build out our strategic plan and to reach out to our community for additional future leaders and contributors. The Administration, with board support and participation, is leading the charge in the accreditation process which will be under review in the spring of 2026.
We are deeply grateful for the continued support of our CCCS families. We pray that you are blessed this fall season and we thank you for your partnership in preparing the next generation to impact the world for Christ.
With gratitude,
CCCS Board of Directors