Academics
Christian schools have been called a "pearl of great price" in education: greatly valued by those who understand its potential, but largely unrecognized by those who do not.
Bible
Bible classes are a series of Bible lessons that span through the grades. The students study both the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Life of Christ. The curriculum includes: Bible Truths, Genesis through Joshua, Judges through Kings, Chronicles through Malachi, Gospels, Acts through Revelation, Wisdom in Proverbs, The Life of Christ.
Science
The science curriculum, Apologia, offers 1st -12th grade science curriculum that has been voted #1 by the homeschool community. The curriculum is written in a conversational tone to help students learn to speak comfortably about a topic, as well as gain the ability to explain scientific concepts in their own words.
Written from a Biblical worldview, the Apologia curriculum doesn’t teach isolated facts to be memorized for exams; the facts are put into a larger contextual perspective so that students can see the purpose of learning those facts. In addition, it offers a window through which students, at every grade level, can experience God's divine and awesome creation.
Math
CCCS strives to provide our students with a dynamic mathematics education that balances a solid foundation of basic skills and an understanding of concepts with developing problem-solving skills through hands-on and real-world experiences.
Our goal for the students is to be curious and flexible thinkers who are confident in their individual abilities while also developing group learning experiences.
Literature/ Reading
Community Classical Christian School recognizes the importance of engaging students with a variety of reading opportunities and literature.
At the very earliest grades, students begin their reading journey by hearing and reading a myriad of literary classics. As students proceed through grades, they read a collection of traditional reading books highlighted by engaging discussions and reflections to develop their abilities to analyze, evaluate and synthesize their understanding through a Biblical viewing lens.
Language Arts
Grammar & Spelling are building blocks to excellence in written and spoken communication. CCCS Students benefit from direct and consistent language arts instruction throughout their school career.
History
The history curriculum is Notgrass History. It uses narrative lessons, primary source documents, historic novels and biographies, and hands-on activities to help create engaging learning experiences.
Writing/ Rhetoric
Writing and Rhetoric are a series of classes that span through the grades. These classes provide students with forms and models of excellent writing and speaking. As students proceed on their path toward masterful writing and rhetoric, they are encouraged to study and imitate these models and forms. In these classes both the beginner and the advanced writers will grow in their craft of written and oral communication. The curriculum includes:
Fables • Narratives 1 and 2 • Chreia and Proverb
Refutation and Confirmation • Commonplace
Encomium and Vituperation • Comparison
Description and Impersonation
Thesis Part 1 • Thesis Part 2 • Declamation
Latin
Students will be studying Classical Latin, with some supplemental material in Ecclesiastical Latin. Grades one through six will be primarily learning late antiquine Latin hymns and creeds, while middle and highschool will be studying from Wheelock’s Latin. Wheelock's Latin is the world’s foremost curriculum in Classical Latin instruction, wherein students will learn to translate real ancient Roman historical documents from Classical Latin into English. They will all also learn the history and origins of the Latin language, and it's many modern derivative languages.