When is the first day of school?

Monday, August 10 is the first day of school for the 2026-2027 school year.

How does the enrollment priority work for siblings and preschool families?

We love supporting our academy families! We offer priority enrollment windows and waitlist advantages based on the following structure: First Priority for Kindergarten: Students currently enrolled at Central Christian Academy Preschool receive first priority for Kindergarten openings, provided they successfully complete the Kindergarten assessment and meet all standard admissions requirements. Preschool to K-6 Priority: If you already have a child enrolled in the preschool and another child applying to Kindergarten–6th grade, your family will receive priority consideration during the admissions process. K-6 to Preschool Priority: If you have a child enrolled in Central Christian Academy (K–6) and a younger sibling who will be attending preschool, your family will receive priority placement on the preschool waitlist.

What is the policy regarding personal technology, cell phones, and smartwatches on campus?

To maintain a distraction-free learning environment focused on academic excellence and spiritual growth, the use of personal technology, including cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, and personal gaming devices, is prohibited during the school day. K–6 Students: Personal devices must remain turned completely off and stored securely in the student's backpack from the moment they arrive on campus until dismissal. Smartwatches: Internet-enabled or communication-capable watches may not be used for messaging, calling, or internet browsing during school hours Contacting Home: If a student needs to contact a parent during the school day, they must request permission to use the school office phone. If a parent needs to get an urgent message to their child, they should call the main school office rather than texting or calling the student's personal device.

How are student birthdays, treats, and allergy restrictions managed?

Parents may celebrate their child's birthday by coming to share lunch with them on campus . If invitation cards for birthday parties are distributed on school grounds, they must include the entire classroom or all students of the same gender so that no child experiences exclusion. To ensure safety for students with severe allergies, no outside classroom food treats containing peanuts or processed in facilities with tree nuts may be brought into the building. Birthday celebrations will be honored through non-food classroom tracks arranged with the teacher.

What is the dress code policy for students, and where can I purchase uniforms?

Students are expected to adhere to the school dress code daily to maintain a focused and unified learning environment. Uniforms can be purchased through our online school store. You can find the link to the store, along with specific guidelines on approved colors, styles, and outerwear, on the academy’s website or in the detailed Dress Code section of the handbook.

What should I do if my child is going to be absent or late?

Attendance is vital to your child’s academic and spiritual development. If your child will be absent or arriving late, please notify the school office by phone or email by 8:30 AM. For an absence to be excused, a written note or doctor’s excuse must be submitted to the front office within 48 hours of your child's return to school.

Can I check out my preschooler at the same time as my K-6 Academy student?

To ensure student safety and smooth carpool flows, our preschool sign-in and sign-out loops operate completely independently from the elementary academy loops. If you have children in both programs, please review the designated pick-up windows for each tier inside your respective parent handbooks

How can parents get involved or volunteer at the academy?

We highly value the partnership between home and school! Parents are encouraged to volunteer for classroom activities, field trips, and special academy events. For the safety of our students, all volunteers must complete a standard background check and attend a brief volunteer orientation at the start of the school year.

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Fall 2026

Spring 2027

Closures & Holidays

Inclement Weather Cancelations: In the event that severe weather patterns force an early campus dismissal or school cancellation, all after-school operations, including our After Care program, will be canceled.
Late Pickup Penalties: Our staff's time is highly valuable. A per-minute late pickup fee is systematically assessed for any student remaining on campus past the 6:00 PM closing wall.
Registration: To utilize a program a parent must provide 48-hour notice by updating their account via the FACTS Web Form, email the Admissions Coordinator, and receive written e-mail confirmation prior to utilizing the service.
Cancellation: To disenroll from program(s) a parent must provide 48 hours’ notice by updating their account via the FACTS Web Form and emailing the Admissions Coordinator.

Families enrolled at Central Christian Preschool and Central Christian Academy receive priority enrollment opportunities.

Students currently enrolled at Central Christian Academy Preschool receive first priority for Kindergarten openings, provided they successfully complete the Kindergarten assessment and meet admissions requirements.
If you have a child enrolled in the preschool and another child applying to Kindergarten–6th grade, your family will receive priority consideration during the admissions process.
If you have a child enrolled in Central Christian Academy (K–6) and a younger sibling who will be attending preschool, your family will receive priority placement on the preschool waitlist.

We realize that unexpected life shifts happen. It is expected that students who enroll at CCA will attend for the entire school year. We realize that unforeseen events may occur that will necessitate a student leaving school during the year. In such cases, students withdrawing should follow these steps:

Notify the Administrative Office regarding withdrawal.
Meet with the Administration to discuss withdrawal and submit your request in writing.
On the last day of school, a withdrawing student shall report to the school office, obtain their withdrawal form, have each classroom teacher sign the withdrawal form, turn in all textbooks to each classroom teacher, and return the withdrawal form to the school office.
A withdrawal student’s family must pay all tuition and fees accrued through the date of withdrawal as well as a $500 early withdrawal fee. Withdrawal fees only pertain to families that are on a monthly payment plan. Paid in full families are not charged a withdrawal fee.

At Central Christian Academy, we believe in providing a strong foundation in academics for our young students. Our curriculum is designed to foster a love for learning and curiosity in our students. We offer classes in various subjects such as Social Studies, Science, Math, Literature Arts, Art and Physical Education, all taught with a Christian worldview. Our goal is to prepare our students to become responsible and knowledgeable citizens who will contribute positively to their communities in the future. The smaller details of our goal can be seen in the profile of a CCA graduate.

Bible & Spiritual Formation
Students are equipped to understand, internalize, and apply the Bible personally in their daily lives. Building on foundations started in our preschool, our intentional approach prepares elementary students to confidently share the Gospel, articulate their faith, and lead with moral integrity. Chapel is integrated into our weekly schedule and curriculum that all of our students have the opportunity to participate in all together once a week.
Reading & Writing
CCA strategically focuses on grammar, spelling, vocabulary, literature, critical thinking, and writing instruction. Students are exposed to various genres of literature. Reading is essential and students have reading assignments, research projects, writing topics, and class discussions. Our goal is to build and empower well-read Christian leaders, who are effective writers and influential speakers that are motivated by a biblical worldview.
English & Literature
We want to provide students with a solid foundation of varied literature and writings, and teach them to evaluate these writings for literary excellence as well as biblical truth. By allowing students to examine various aspects of our history and culture through literature, in the light of God’s truth and under the guidance of a Christian teacher, they will have the opportunity to further develop a Christian worldview.
Life Sciences
Life sciences will focus on physiology and functions of living things, interrelationships of all organisms, and man’s place within God’s scheme of creation taught from a creationist’s viewpoint. The course of study will expose students to various theories related to the origin of life while teaching students to evaluate these theories for scientific facts as well as biblical truth.
Mathematics
CCA will foster students and help them to develop a deep mathematical knowledge with logical reasoning. We believe this will allow students to solve real life problems at the highest level. Our small class sizes allow for each student to be challenged at their individual level. Planning, instruction, and assessment are all implemented through the lens of a biblical worldview.
Social Studies & History
CCA will provide a Christian perspective on world events, past and present, with an emphasis on the role of Christians in the future. Beginning in middle school, we will teach United States history, laying a solid foundation of the values and principles for which our nation was founded. In high school, we will teach World History, American History, Government, Politics, and Economics through the lens of a biblical worldview. Through all levels, students will learn the importance of positive citizenship, humility, and compassion. Our students graduate knowing the story of mankind, with a desire to serve and advance the Kingdom of God.
Physical Education
From the youngest age, students develop a foundation that teaches basic motor skills. Slowly, as students develop physically and mentally, we add challenging activities giving them the opportunity to explore and use their imagination. We promote physical activities that use creative thinking skills that help build the qualities needed for traditional and lifelong sports. At CCA we believe that a strong PE program helps students gain positive attributes, which in return will build confidence to serve and lead a healthy lifelong lifestyle focused on Jesus Christ.
Art & Music
General art and music classes teach students the fundamentals and the basics. At least once a week CCA students’ worship in song in our Chapel.
Spanish
Spanish is the central foreign language taught in all grades starting with kindergarten. Our teachers offer engaging and challenging activities so that our students gain a love of learning Spanish through listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students learn Spanish once a week.
Technology
There is a lot of discussion about Technology in classrooms. Technology is a valuable tool and a staple in the educational world, and we are focused on preparing students for advanced education. We are fortunate to have interactive smartboards in every elementary classroom.

CCA will provide a Christian perspective on world events, past and present, with an emphasis on the role of Christians in the future. Beginning in middle school, we will teach United States history, laying a solid foundation of the values and principles for which our nation was founded. In high school, we will teach World History, American History, Government, Politics, and Economics through the lens of a biblical worldview. Through all levels, students will learn the importance of positive citizenship, humility, and compassion. Our students graduate knowing the story of mankind, with a desire to serve and advance the Kingdom of God.

From the youngest age, students develop a foundation that teaches basic motor skills. Slowly, as students develop physically and mentally, we add challenging activities giving them the opportunity to explore and use their imagination. We promote physical activities that use creative thinking skills that help build the qualities needed for traditional and lifelong sports. At CCA we believe that a strong PE program helps students gain positive attributes, which in return will build confidence to serve and lead a healthy lifelong lifestyle focused on Jesus Christ.

When is the first day of school?
Monday, August 10 is the first day of school for the 2026-2027 school year.
How does the enrollment priority work for siblings and preschool families?
We love supporting our academy families! We offer priority enrollment windows and waitlist advantages based on the following structure:

First Priority for Kindergarten: Students currently enrolled at Central Christian Academy Preschool receive first priority for Kindergarten openings, provided they successfully complete the Kindergarten assessment and meet all standard admissions requirements.

Preschool to K-6 Priority: If you already have a child enrolled in the preschool and another child applying to Kindergarten–6th grade, your family will receive priority consideration during the admissions process.

K-6 to Preschool Priority: If you have a child enrolled in Central Christian Academy (K–6) and a younger sibling who will be attending preschool, your family will receive priority placement on the preschool waitlist.
What is the policy regarding personal technology, cell phones, and smartwatches on campus?
To maintain a distraction-free learning environment focused on academic excellence and spiritual growth, the use of personal technology, including cell phones, smartwatches, tablets, and personal gaming devices, is prohibited during the school day.

K–6 Students: Personal devices must remain turned completely off and stored securely in the student's backpack from the moment they arrive on campus until dismissal.

Smartwatches: Internet-enabled or communication-capable watches may not be used for messaging, calling, or internet browsing during school hours

Contacting Home: If a student needs to contact a parent during the school day, they must request permission to use the school office phone. If a parent needs to get an urgent message to their child, they should call the main school office rather than texting or calling the student's personal device.
How are student birthdays, treats, and allergy restrictions managed?
Parents may celebrate their child's birthday by coming to share lunch with them on campus . If invitation cards for birthday parties are distributed on school grounds, they must include the entire classroom or all students of the same gender so that no child experiences exclusion. To ensure safety for students with severe allergies, no outside classroom food treats containing peanuts or processed in facilities with tree nuts may be brought into the building. Birthday celebrations will be honored through non-food classroom tracks arranged with the teacher.
What is the dress code policy for students, and where can I purchase uniforms?
Students are expected to adhere to the school dress code daily to maintain a focused and unified learning environment. Uniforms can be purchased through our online school store. You can find the link to the store, along with specific guidelines on approved colors, styles, and outerwear, on the academy’s website or in the detailed Dress Code section of the handbook.
What should I do if my child is going to be absent or late?
Attendance is vital to your child’s academic and spiritual development. If your child will be absent or arriving late, please notify the school office by phone or email by 8:30 AM. For an absence to be excused, a written note or doctor’s excuse must be submitted to the front office within 48 hours of your child's return to school.
Can I check out my preschooler at the same time as my K-6 Academy student?
To ensure student safety and smooth carpool flows, our preschool sign-in and sign-out loops operate completely independently from the elementary academy loops. If you have children in both programs, please review the designated pick-up windows for each tier inside your respective parent handbooks
How can parents get involved or volunteer at the academy?
We highly value the partnership between home and school! Parents are encouraged to volunteer for classroom activities, field trips, and special academy events. For the safety of our students, all volunteers must complete a standard background check and attend a brief volunteer orientation at the start of the school year.

3-7	Monday - Friday	Teacher Workdays
6	Thursday	6:00 pm Open House
10	Monday	First Day of School

7	Monday	Closed for Labor Day
10	Thursday	6:00 pm - 7:00 pm PTA Prayer and Meeting
18	Friday	In-house Field Trip
28 - 29	Monday - Tuesday	Fall Pictures

3	Saturday	Wendell Harvest Festival
13	Tuesday	12:30 pm - Early Release (End of Quarter 1)
14	Wednesday	Teacher Workday
15-16	Thursday - Friday	Fall Break
30	Friday	Classroom Harvest Parties

11	Wenesday	Closed for Veterans Day
12	Thursday	6:00 pm - 7:00 pm PTA Prayer & Meeting
23 - 27	Monday - Friday	Closed for Thanksgiving

14 - 18	Monday - Friday	Christmas Spirit Week
17	Thursday	6:00 pm Christmas Program
18	Friday	Classroom Parties & Early Release 12:30 (End of Quarter 2)
21 - Jan 5		Christmas Break

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When is the first day of school?

How does the enrollment priority work for siblings and preschool families?

What is the policy regarding personal technology, cell phones, and smartwatches on campus?

How are student birthdays, treats, and allergy restrictions managed?

What is the dress code policy for students, and where can I purchase uniforms?

What should I do if my child is going to be absent or late?

Can I check out my preschooler at the same time as my K-6 Academy student?

How can parents get involved or volunteer at the academy?

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