Over the past few weeks, our computer science class has been diving into the world of binary notation, exploring why computers operate in base-2 instead of the base-10 decimal system we use every day.
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Our students came together for a pep rally last week to cheer on our Varsity Soccer team before their first home game! Players made their grand entrance through a tunnel of cheering students and pom-poms, with music playing to kick things off.
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Each day, students in grades 7–8 and high school have dedicated time for lunch and connection. During Connection Block, students may head outside for some physical movement, spend time connecting with their peers, or simply enjoy a little space in their day.
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Results are in for academic year 2025-26 Quarter 4 and “End of Year” (all 4 quarters) honor roll! We’re so proud of our students!
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Seniors enjoyed a memorable two-night trip to Philadelphia alongside their chaperones. It was a wonderful opportunity for the Class of 2026 to celebrate their accomplishments, reflect on their years at CCS, and make lasting memories together before graduation.
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Our Spring Concert was a wonderful success!
Through music, our students in grades K–8 celebrated the beauty of the four seasons and reflected on how God is present in each one. As the seasons change, so do the seasons of our lives—and we are reminded that God's faithfulness remains constant through them all.
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The day began with a special K–12 assembly, bringing our entire school community together for prayer, dancing, partner-grade activities, and exciting school-wide challenges. It was a wonderful opportunity for students of all ages to connect, encourage one another, and celebrate the friendships that make our school so special.
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Our Junior/Senior Banquet was a huge success this year! Our junior class put so much thought and effort into honoring our seven graduating seniors with meaningful senior superlatives that reflected their character and presented them with hand-painted individualized plaques. They also delivered heartfelt speeches and a well-rehearsed skit. The evening was filled with fun medieval-themed games, a superb dinner, and many special memories. Most importantly, each senior walked away feeling valued and honored.
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“Partner Grades” is one of the most cherished traditions at our school. This program pairs younger students with older student mentors, creating meaningful relationships that grow and develop over time.
These connections don’t just last for a day or a project—they often continue throughout a student’s entire journey at our school. By the time students reach 6th grade, they step into a new role as the “big kids,” ready to mentor a new kindergartener and pass along the same care and encouragement they once received.
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We are excited to announce an expansion of our partnership with The Light House, a local mental health agency founded by Suzy (Dagon) Williams, CCS Class of 1998. The Light House provides evidence-based and faith-informed support for children, teens, and adults.
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This past weekend, our Cornerstone Christian School National Honor Society students demonstrated what it truly means to serve with excellence, humility, and leadership.
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Our Elementary students and families enjoyed a memorable Roar & Explore Night, followed by a meaningful Pastors’ Chapel the next morning that gathered all of our Cornerstone students from PreK through Grade 12.
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Our high school art class enjoyed a visit to the famous Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art!
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🎉 Congratulations to Hannah, Class of 2026, and future UCONN Husky for being awarded the UConn Presidential Scholarship! 🎓Hannah was accepted to all of her top-choice colleges including Boston University, Northeastern University, University of Hartford, Georgia Tech (Conditional Pathway Program) and UCONN. Hannah has accepted her admission and scholarship to UCONN and will be studying Analytics and Information Management.
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Middle and high school students came together to celebrate Pi Day (3/14) with a special chapel assembly full of creativity and humor. Each grade level was challenged to design and perform an original skit lasting no more than 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
The results were both educational and entertaining!
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