As the only Class 1A school performing at that festival, they represented CCS with excellence and purpose. We are excited to share that they received I ratings from all three judges.
Our high school choir will travel to Branson, Missouri, this week where they will open for the The Haygoods show on Thursday, April 23. The choir recently shared a dress rehearsal performance with our school.
As they prepare to go, we invite you to pray for safe travels as they use vocal music to share the hope of the Gospel.
We are excited to see how God will use them in this opportunity.
We are proud of our middle school musicians who recently represented CCS at the Heart of the Plains League Middle School Music Festival!
Our students performed with excellence and received helpful feedback from the judges. These insights are valuable as students continue to grow their skills and strengthen their musicianship.
We are grateful for opportunities like this to invest in our students and help them develop their God-given talents.
Barrett Bons, vocal solo (I rating)
Kimber Bontrager, piano solo (I rating)
Ella Carden, clarinet solo (I rating)
Hollie Hansen, flute solo (I rating)
Josiah Huerta, piano solo (I rating)
Olivia Huerta, piano solo (I rating)
Ava Johnston, vocal solo (I rating)
7th/8th boys vocal ensemble (I rating)
7th/8th girls vocal ensemble (I rating)
8th grade girls vocal trio (I rating)
6th-8th grade choir (I, I, I)
6th grade mixed vocal ensemble (I rating)
6th grade instrumental winds quartet (II rating)
6th grade snare drum duet (I rating)
He led an exciting, hands-on weather unit where our students explored clouds, storms, and forecasts. On the final day, they became real meteorologists, presenting their very own weather reports complete with sunny predictions, storm warnings, and plenty of big smiles! 🎤📺
Some of the boys didn’t just move the materials, they carried railroad ties down to the shop so they could cut rebar to the right size. Those ties were extremely heavy, and it took serious strength, teamwork, and determination to get the job done!
From swinging sledgehammers to hauling materials and digging drainage trenches, our students showed perseverance and grit. Another group worked hard clearing pine needles away from cabins and buildings, helping to keep the camp safe and making it ready for guests.
Camp Elim staff treated everyone to a delicious lunch, a well-earned reward after a full morning of service!
"And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him." Colossians 3:17
Our talented first graders became circus stars last week! They planned, prepared, and performed with creativity and confidence, bringing laughter and excitement to every corner of the CCS First Grade Circus.
With clowns, animal acts, unique talents, and imaginative performances, these students captured the audience’s hearts. It was incredible to see their teamwork, enthusiasm, and joy on full display. 🌟
We extend huge thank yous to our first grade teacher, Mrs. Penner, for guiding the students, the seniors who participated in the show and behind the scenes, and to all the families who cheered them on. The spotlight was on our first graders, and they truly shined!
Opportunities like this are special, and they brought incredible energy, talent, and school spirit to a big stage at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. Way to go!
Skateland's Family Fun Passes are the perfect way to beat the heat and burn off that extra energy!
PTF has 10 available, so grab yours from the school office before they’re gone!
Join us Friday, April 10, at 2:30 p.m. in the CCS gymnasium. It’s sure to be full of smiles, laughter, and lots of excitement!
Please join us for coffee this Friday. It's the last time we'll meet this school year, so come to reconnect, share stories, and enjoy fellowship together.
Whether you graduated last year, decades ago, or just love Central Christian School, we’d love to see you there. Bring a friend, and let’s celebrate the community that makes CCS so special!
Stop by the main office and grab yours today!
May this Easter fill your heart with peace and a renewed faith in the One who has overcome the world.
“He is not here; He has risen, just as He said.” — Matthew 28:6
Our highly anticipated First Grade Circus begins at 2:30 p.m. in the CCS gymnasium. Bring the entire family, and join us for the fun!
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🕗 Schedule for the morning:
• Registration begins at 8:00 a.m.
• Devotional at 8:15 a.m.
• Competitive runners start at 8:30 a.m.
• Recreational runners and walkers start at 8:32 a.m.
• Run/Walk concludes at 9:30 a.m.
🥞 After the race, stick around for pancakes and fellowship from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. in our fitness center.
This is a family-friendly event, so bring the whole crew, and invite your neighbors too! Strollers are welcome (just be ready for a variety of terrain).
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Your support continues to make a meaningful impact. Our recent PTF Scooter’s fundraiser raised $250, and our elementary Glow Run brought in just over $2,600!
We are so grateful for your generosity and involvement!
For just $10, you can have your child’s name featured on our school's electronic message board on 30th Avenue for their birthday. This fun PTF initiative is a great way to celebrate your student and make their day extra memorable!
Our high school girls battled through an incredible run and finished 4th at State with a 25–4 record. Their journey showed a deep trust in each other, shaping how they competed and how they cared for the people around them.
The boys built on that same foundation and finished the season as Sub-State champions while earning back-to-back trips to State. They continued to grow as a team, competed with purpose, and desired to honor God in every moment.
