Our curriculum incorporates mathematics, computer, language arts, science, social studies, perceptual-motor activities, music, art, and physical education. Pre-K and Kindergarten students visit the library once a week. CCS Early Childhood Education Center makes learning a great adventure that leads to a successful educational future.

Our elementary school offers a superior academic and enrichment program. In addition to the mastery of basic skills in academic areas, children are encouraged to become thoughtful problem solvers and lifelong learners.

CCS Elementary School faculty, in addition to the classroom teachers, includes specialists in art, music, computer, physical education, reading (DIBELS), and math enrichment.

By providing challenging educational programs, with emphasis on the total development of each child, the middle school prepares students for higher education and life.

A well-balanced academic core challenges our students to succeed beyond CCS. Students in high school are able to receive dual credit for their course work. High school students can accumulate up to 30 hours of college credit as they pursue their diploma. CCS  partners with Central Baptist College and Southern Arkansas University to offer these college credits. Dual credit courses offered are Comp I, Comp II, World Literature I, World Literature II, Psychology, College Algebra, College Trigonometry, U.S. History, Western Civilization, Personal Finance, and Fine Arts: Music.

Involvement in the life of the school is vital. Find activities that you enjoy and seek out leadership opportunities. 

Keep a record of all awards, camps, community service projects, work experience, etc. CCS will assist you in that process.

Your grades count! You will have eight semesters of grades that will create your high school grade point average for your college applications.

Continue developing your study habits, time management, and organizational skills. This is key to future and successes in life.

Cultivate student/teacher and other school staff relationships. These relationships take on great meaning as you grow and mature. Seek out help, ask questions, and utilize the wisdom CCS faculty has to offer.

Check out scholarships available to you. Check academic requirements, GPA requirements, etc.

Read college mail you receive and check college websites. Search for college programs that may interest you. You can also come by the High School office for guidance or assistance.

Continue to build a strong GPA. Take advantage of any dual college credit courses at CCS, seek leadership roles, and stay involved. Follow what interests you and energizes you. Be involved in your school, your church, and your community.

Attend any college and career planning sessions that are available to you at CCS. Take an ACT Prep class when available and take the ACT test.

During the summer between your sophomore and junior year:

Enjoy your family and friends.

Participate in meaningful activities including community service.

Utilize ACT student resources at www.actstudent.org

Take (or retake) the ACT exam. This ensures you have multiple opportunities to take the exam and get the best scores you can achieve. If you have not taken an ACT Prep course, take one at CCS now to assist you in preparing for the exam.

Check out colleges. Take tours of the colleges that interest you. Contact the Admissions Office at those colleges for information.

Continue to focus on your grades. Keep in mind that you only have one more year before graduation. College admissions personnel and scholarship committees will be reviewing your high school transcripts.