The vision of Community Christian School is to assist parents in providing a Christ-centered education for their children including a Biblical world-view and academic excellence in order to prepare them for a life of service.
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Welcome to CCS Orange
What a wise parent you are to consider a Christian education for your child. In these uncertain times, few decisions are more important and far-reaching. Community Christian School, organized in 1977 as a ministry of Community Church, is educating students to excel in every aspect of life. We view each student as a unique person, created by God to live the fullest and most significant life possible. We are dedicated to equipping each student to attain the highest standards academically, spiritually, and socially. If you find our school compatible with the goals of your family, we pray that you choose to join our school family.
Catherine Stewart, Founder
2009-2010 CCS News
Community Christian School Conquers the Court
At the Living Stones Invitational volleyball meet, CCS girls Varsity volleyball team played 18 games and won all but two to come home with a trophy. Mallori Parrish so dominated the court that she walked away with Most Valuable Player, an achievement voted on by all the coaches at the meet. Coach Jami Foster is doing an outstanding job with her tremendous team!!
City of Orange Involves the Community in Awareness of Upcoming Census - Click here to read the article
Pictured standing: Ryan Whitten 11th grade government student, Ethan Berwick 11th grade Student Council Representative, Billy Pruett, U.S. Dept. of Commerce for 2010 Census, Ricky Jorgensen, City Manager, Vidor, Texas (Committee Chair for Orange County), Jay Trahan, Director of Economic Development, Orange, Texas (Sub-committee Chair for City of Orange) Seated: Angela Royer Vice president Student Council, Sarah Moseley President Student Council
City of Orange Involves the Community in Awareness of Upcoming Census - Click here to read the article
Lions Roar at First Pep Rally
Our first rally was a huge success as Cheerleaders introduced us to this fall’s athletes and cheered the crowd of spectators to fever-pitch. The students enjoyed their grade competitions, and we’re excited about this year’s athletic events. GO LIONS!!!
Students are benefitting from the new software program for Spanish, Rosetta Stone. Utilizing one of our three computer labsites, students hear and respond to their lessons at each student's individual pace. Mrs. Street tracks their progress and keeps them on track to complete the course in a year. She noted how engaged the students remain throughout class each day as they enjoy working with this new technology.
Students have stormed the doors to get into this year's Book Fair. Mrs. Street did an exceptional job setting up eye-catching displays which lead the children to love books. Grandparents and parents have responded by supporting the book fair in a big way. This fundraiser is a huge success thanks to them.
Ms. Breaux's 8th grade Family/Life Skills class is making pillows for MD Anderson Cancer patients. Sewing is a necessary skill that gets overlooked in our fast-paced world. Even our young men need to know how to sew on a button. The students are especially interested in affecting the lives of cancer patients. What a worthy, fun project!
Opening Day for SLi brought a whole new meaning to the words fun and cooperation. After a never-ending supply of pizza, students separated into teams to practice their teamwork skills. Mrs. Klein chose popular game teasers that brought out the great CCS competitive spirit. Be sure to take a look at the pics of our two winning teams.
