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.
Read MoreOur 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.
Read MoreSpiritual Emphasis Week is something we look forward to each year! It's an opportunity for our middle school students to spend the week focusing on deepening their relationship with God through special worship times, guest speakers, and guided discussions.
Read More🎉 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.
Read MoreMiddle 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!
Read MoreMiddle school students have been busy exploring science through hands-on experiments and creative design projects.
During our unit on water and its properties, students investigated the science behind water parks. We discussed concepts like buoyancy, gravity, friction, currents, potential energy, and kinetic energy, as well as the importance of thoughtful design and water conservation. After learning the science, students worked in pairs to design and name their own water slides. The final challenge was putting their designs to the test by adding water and sending ten marbles down the slides—making sure they stayed on course and didn’t collide at the bottom. It was a fun way to see real science principles in action!
Read MoreOur Mini Golf Mania event was a wonderful success this year! A huge thank you to all the students, parents, teachers, and volunteers who came out to help make the day so special.
One of the highlights of the event was the incredible creativity displayed in the mini golf holes. Each of the nine uniquely themed holes was designed and built with care, imagination, and lots of fun details. As families made their way through the course, we heard so many excited comments and impressed reactions!
Read MoreWith the holiday season behind us, we’re enjoying a look back at our Christmas concert from last month—such a special time!
Read MoreCongratulations to Jared Williams, a member of this year’s graduating class! Jared will be attending Anderson University in South Carolina and has been awarded the university’s competitive Academic Fellows Scholarship, which will cover his full tuition and more.
Read MoreAfter wrapping up their classroom learning on forces and flight, our 6th graders took their learning to the next level with hands-on exploration.
Read MorePsalm 100:4 "Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name"
Read MoreWe celebrated the success of our fundraiser on Friday, Nov. 21st with a school-wide 45 minute "walk"! This was much more than a simple walk-a-thon. Students earned fun incentives as fundraising families reached benchmarked goals.
Read MoreOur 7th and 8th Grade Earth Science class recently stepped out of the classroom and into the field with an exciting visit to Clark Hill Quarry. The trip gave students the chance to experience geology in action.
Read MoreThis week students “dressed for 45” to celebrate our 45th day of school as we enter our 45th year at The Cornerstone Christian School!
Read MoreLast Friday, the "Dynamic Duo", Fundraiser Fran and Goal-Getter Gloria, traded their masks and capes for a "1980s Day"!
Students, faculty & staff joined together to celebrate the year our school opened her doors (1981), with a "Dress Like the 1980s Day!" Students and staff were equally creative with outfits and flare, and the buildings were full of excitement and laughs!
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