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Daily Scripture Focus
Each morning we start the day with a time of singing and a word from scripture. Morning devotion time is a time for focus, learning, and putting God first in what we do each day.
The morning devotion is led by Mr. Yearwood most days, but there are also weekly opportunities for students and faculty members to lead.
Some of the scriptures used this week were:
- John 14:6
- Proverbs 1:1-7
- Proverbs 1:8-19
- Proverbs 2:6-11
Cupcakes and Coffee
PTF parents provided a special day of treats for upper school students at the Depot campus on Monday. A table packed full of sweet treats and a visit from the Farmhouse Coffee truck made for a great Bake Sale. Thank you to all the parents who worked to make this event possible for our 7th-12th grade Lions!
Pumpkin Parade
Lower school students enjoyed creating characters from their favorite books with pumpkins. The Pumpkin Parade was filled with lots of creativity! Congratulations to the category winners!
50th Day of School
Students in the lower school took note of our 50th day of school this week. Miss Yearwood's class enjoyed celebrating by learning more about all the combinations of coins that make 50 cents and by making Coke Floats.
Career Exploration
Mrs. Griffin's 8th grade Career Prep class showed off their research work this week by presenting to their peers about careers they have been exploring. This activity is a great way for students to gain understanding about job availability, required training, and potential salary.
PSAT/NMSQT
10th and 11th grade students participated in the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) this week. While sophomores used this opportunity for practice and insight into the SAT, juniors will be entered into the scholarship contest with their results.
Pumpkin Patch Experience
Thanks to Mr. Lawrence's generous pumpkin donation, our preschoolers launched their pumpkin study with a hands-on pumpkin patch experience and a fun decorating activity! Following their time in the patch, students explored concepts of measurement by comparing sizes and weighting their pumpkins.
Career Tech Event
On Thursday, 8th grade students attended the Tools of the Trade Career Showcase at Wallace State Community College where they were able to learn more about available career technical programs and potential careers. From robotics, to health sciences, to multi-media event planning, students enjoyed participating in this hands-on event.
Peer Presentations
Mrs. Freeman's 2nd graders presented to their peers about books they have read. Speaking in front of others is challenging, but an excellent exercise that will help students grow and develop as future leaders.
Chess Club
The 6th grade students have been interested in starting a chess club. This week Mrs. Borden made it happen for interested upper elementary students. Students enjoyed learning more about this classic game of strategy.
Guest Readers
Friday morning some of our elementary classes had special visitors from Wallace State. English students from the college spent time reading with our preschool, kindergarten, and first grade students.
Infernal Insights: A Screwtape Refresher Program
The Upper School Fine & Performing Arts Department is presenting an adaptation of C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters. The performance will include an all-you-can-eat chili dinner with all the toppings.
What: Dinner Theater
When: Saturday, November 1, 2025 at 6 PM
Where: Depot Park Campus Auditorium (202 Elizabeth Street NE)
Cost: $20 per person (Presale Only)
Tickets are limited. RESERVE YOUR SEAT
Please Note: This performance features intense and thought-provoking spiritual themes. It is best suited for teens and adults.
Archery Signups
We will behaving an Archery Interest/Signup Meeting on Monday, October 27th at 5 PM at the lower school campus.
The meeting will be to discuss registration fees, tournament schedule, practice times, etc.
Veterans Day Program
Our annual Veterans Day Program will be held this year on November 10th at Northbrook Baptist Church.
All veterans and/or active service members who are connected with CCS in any way are invited to attend as well as parents, grandparents, and other friends and family.
Students will wear uniforms. No Carolina blue. Red accessories may be worn but no hats. Think patriotic.
More details will be released soon.
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Christmas Parade
Sign up to help design, construct and create this year's CCS Christmas float for the Cullman Christkindmarkt Parade.
Cross Country
The XC team had a strong showing at the Oakville Invitational 5km on Thursday. All runners achieved new PRs with several beating their times by large margins. Congratulations to Elisabeth on placing 15th.
Junior High Basketball
The junior high boys basketball team tipped off for the season on Tuesday night against St. Bernard. The team made a strong comeback run early in the 4th quarter, but came up short in the end. The next game will Tuesday night at home against Sumiton Christian.
Love or Lost
First Baptist Church of Fairview will be having it's annual walk-through drama. This year's presentation, "Love or Lost," will run October 29th through November 1st.
Cullman Christian School
PreK-12
AdvancED / Cognia Accredited
Email: office@cullmanchristian.com
Website: https://www.cullmanchristian.org/
Location: 1803 Beech Avenue Southeast, Cullman, AL, USA
Phone: (256)734-0734
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