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Morning Worship and Devotion
A favorite and very important start to the school day at CCS is taking time to praise the Lord by singing a song of worship and by listening to a morning devotion led by Mr. Yearwood and faculty members. Below are a few of the scriptures used in this week's devotions.
- Psalm 133:1
- Luke 24:46-48
- Ephesians 6:10-12
- Proverbs 19:21
- John 15:18-19
3-Year Old Preschool Class
The 3-year old Preschool class has been having a blast this year with Mrs. Frame. They are learning about God, letters, numbers, and having some silly playtime too. They are having lots of fun at CCS!
Worship Band
Upper school students are filling leadership roles in many different ways. One way they serve each week is by leading worship during devotion and chapel services. This takes extra effort and practice. We are so proud of their boldness to serve and lead peers.
Flashlight Friday Reading
4th and 5th grade students had a great time on Friday reading in the dark with flashlights. Creating an environment that is fun and interesting is often helpful in getting students more engaged in learning.
University Visitors
Juniors and Seniors had a chance to meet with an admissions advisor from Samford University. Next week these students will be having conversations with multiple colleges at the ALACRAO College Fair. Having the opportunity to speak to a college representative is an important step in exploring post-secondary options.
Making a Joyful Noise
After Mr. Yearwood asked a few students to illustrate "harmony" for a devotion lesson, Mrs. Warden gained a few new male chorus members. They did a great job!
5th Grade Reading
Mrs. Mak's 5th grade students have been reading about some Greek myths including Perseus and Medusa, Hercules, The Trojan War, Icarus and Daedalus, and Pandora's Box.
Slim Chickens Fundraising Night
Thursday night was a packed restaurant and drive through for fundraising at Slim Chickens. Thank you to all who came out to support CCS and to the PTF for organizing this event!
CCS Performing Arts
The drama and chorus students are gearing up for a great year of performances! The first event of the season will be a Dinner Theater Night on November 1st. Watch for more information soon!
*Follow the group on Instagram @ccsperformingarts
Art Class
Art class is a favorite for students at CCS. These 1st grade students had a great lesson this week with Mrs. Griffin.
Leading in the Community
Seniors Aby Robertson and Zoe Powell are serving this year on a Student Advisory Board with 1st National Bank. They will participate in monthly meetings with students in the surrounding area.
Special Guest from Virginia
Mrs. Krogh's 11th grade US History class had a special guest lecture from Virginia. Laurie King, an Archaeological Conservator at the Mariner's Museum in Newport News, VA presented on the USS Monitor. The Monitor is a Union ironclad ship from the Civil War that fought in the Battle of Hampton Roads.
Lower School PE
Students at the lower school are enjoying the cooler daily temperatures by playing outside.
Shapes and Figures
Mrs. Davis' Kindergarten students are learning more about shapes, patterns, and creating figures.
Excitement Ahead
Huge praise report --- We will be welcoming a new Kindergarten teacher, Miss Lawson Whaley, to the CCS family very soon! Thank you to our wonderful helpers and other Kindergarten teachers who have kept these students on track.
Lunch Orders through FACTS Family Portal
It's time to order September Hot Lunches!
The lunch ordering function of FACTS is now open in the FAMILY PORTAL. The last day to order is Sunday, August 31st. Follow the instructions attached below to order.
All lunches are $6.
**Special Note: You will also notice that our $1 Dress Down Days for September are listed on the ordering calendar. If your child will be dressing down, simply add that item to your lunch order.
Yearbook Orders
If you missed purchasing a 2024-2025 yearbook, you can still order at the link below. Albums will be shipped directly to you.
Lion Spirit Cards
Discount cards are in!
If you would like to get some to sell to your friends, stop by the main office. Cards are $15. All proceeds go toward campus improvements.
All families are encouraged to sell 5 cards.
The class that sells the most will earn a cookies and milk party.
Student Project Spotlight
On Saturday, September 13th our Fair Queen Representative, Emma Grace Thompson will lead students in a special event to help clean up trash around the main campus. Often bits of paper and other garbage are tossed on the sides of the road making the property look unkept. This project will focus on cleaning up those areas, as well as all over the property.
XC Opening Meet
The Cross Country team competed this weekend in the 15th Annual Pepsi Challenge at Moulton. The runners did a great job! Congratulations to Elisabeth DeCicco for placing 6th in the Varsity Girls division!
Varsity Volleyball
Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball Team on their win against the Locust Fork Hornets on Thursday evening! The Lady Lions came up short against Vinemont in this tri-match, but they are playing well as a team and learning more every game.
Youth Volleyball
The Youth Volleyball Teams had another great Saturday of games. These girls are getting better every week and having a great time playing the game!
2025-2026 School Calendar
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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
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ccsedu