Serving PK-12, Cambridge Christian School believes the most important thing one generation can do is equip the next generation to glorify God. To reach that end, the school focuses on four areas in equipping the next generation. CCS disciples students in learning how to follow Christ. CCS teaches students to know and understand things they need to know and understand. CCS mentors students by serving as guiding friends and advisors. CCS coaches students to successfully apply what they know. In short, what makes Cambridge Christian School different is that they make education personal. The school builds meaningful relationships, involves parents, has a purposeful and relevant curriculum, promotes learning outside of the traditional classroom, and cultivates a Christ-like citizenship. Cambridge Christian School consistently strives for excellence in all aspects of a child`s education.
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School Notes
Dr Jeff Myers states that now is the most pivotal time in
history to recognize the importance of passing Godly values to the
next generation. Parents won`t be able to pass on their faith or
their values, or even protect their kids from the culture, unless
they make the relational connections, loving bonds and attachments
that the children so desperately want and need. Cambridge Christian
School strives to make those connections and bonds on a daily basis
whether it`s in the classroom, in the hallway, or in
extracurricular activities. Cambridge Christian School takes the
education of each child seriously and endeavors to partner with
parents in preparing each student to fulfill the wondrous future
God has in store for them. Essentially, we believe at we are
mentoring tomorrow`s Christian leaders today. Cambridge Christian
School is designed to partner with parents in educating their
children within a Christian worldview. This has been the consistent
mission of CCS throughout the school`s history. Our mission
statement states that we exist "to partner with parents to prepare
students academically, relationally, and spiritually to live out
God's plan for their lives."
What makes Christian School so unique is that we make education
personal. We build meaningful relationships, involve parents, have
a purposeful and relevant curriculum, promote learning outside of
the traditional classroom, and cultivate a Christ-like
citizenship.
Cambridge Christian School consistently strives for excellence
in all aspects of a child`s education.Cambridge Christian School
serves the whole family from Pre-kindergarten through twelfth
grade. The Early Education Center provides a Four-Star rated,
certified preschool and licensed daycare throughout the day. The
kindergarten through twelfth grade program provides academic,
athletic and fine arts offerings as well as active community
service options throughout the school year.
Cambridge Christian School houses all its preK-12 programs on
one campus. Older students enjoy working with the younger
students in many different ways including reading groups, tutoring
sessions, and small-group breakout sessions in chapel. The
elementary students benefit from the experience and knowledge of
the secondary students. The older students also discover the
importance of their leadership and mentoring roles since their
actions and interactions are observed and mimicked by the younger
students.
Students at Cambridge Christian School have all have access to
the technology needed to succeed in today's educational
environments. The high school students each have an
assigned Chromebook that is dedicated for their
learning. Junior high students likewise have Chromebooks set
aside for their use during the school day. Several Chromebook
carts are available for use in the elementary curriculum.
Cambridge Christian School has also demonstrated positive
results through its Online Academy. The CCS Online Academy was
created to offer a flexible way to meet the diverse scheduling
needs of high school students. The world is changing and the
educational environment needs to stay relevant and effective
amongst this perpetual change. Students currently in college are
finding that experience with online learning helps prepare them for
higher education. Whether it is accessing materials in the
libraries, managing the scheduling process, taking exams or
prerequisite courses, nearly every student is expected to handle
the online environment. CCS aims to teach students discretion
on how to operate in this technological age.
Cambridge Christian School has partnered with the University of
Northwestern-St. Paul to offer Post Secondary Education Options
(PSEO) for its junior and senior students. Students are able
to select several courses that provide both high school and college
credit undet this system. Many of CCS' graduates leave high school
with their first year of college complete.
Cambridge Christian School also offers a program for juniors
and seniors to receive an Associate of Arts and Bible Degree
through the University of Northwestern-St. Paul. This program
is more comprehensive than PSEO, but students will graduate with
both a high school diploma and a college degree.
Few decisions will have as lasting an impact on the life of a
child as the choice of his or her school. Cambridge Christian
School believes that God has a wonderful plan for each child. It is
the school`s goal to help students find their strengths and develop
the intellectual, emotional, social, physical and spiritual health
to accomplish whatever road is set before them. As faculty
and staff, we truly believe that each child is a unique,
one-of-a-kind, unrepeatable, never-to-be-seen-again,
created-in-the-image-of-God, MIRACLE.
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