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CCS
NEWS
VOL. 07 | OCTOBER 7, 2021
We are having a Fall
Open House in hopes
that those in the
community will come
see what CCS is all
about. We ask that you
invite anyone you know
who may be
considering a Christian
education for their kids.
We also welcome our
current families to
attend and visit with
prospective families.
Click here for important details
Click the calendar above for a printer-friendly version.
Preschool Teacher Opening
The CCS Preschool needs a teacher for ages 3–4. The hours
for this position are from 7:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Employee
discounts apply for preschool–Grade 12 student tuition. If
you are interested or know someone who might be, contact
Preschool Director Sharon Kauffman at 620-662-1350.
The pep band will be playing at the last home football
game on Friday, October 8. Band members need to be
in the music room at 6:15 p.m. with a water bottle to
have at the game.
Band students are to wear jeans and band shirts.
Stored Up
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful
for teaching, rebuking, correcting,
and training in righteousness.
2 Timothy 3:16 (NIV)
F.A.C.S Help
Do you have a sewing machine
sitting in your house just gathering
dust or craft supplies that you're
no longer using? If so, please
consider donating them to Central
Christian School's F.A.C.S. class.
We have added this class to our
middle school grades this year, and
we are looking for supplies and for
sewing machines in working order.
Contact Kara Sullivan at
kjsullivan@cougarsccs.com for
more details.
Mrs. Hayden chooses two students from
Online Cougar Store each art class to display their work in the
classroom on the Cougar art board for a few
weeks. Psalm 100 and Henri Matisse inspired
During the month of October, we are this art.
offering 20% off on your Sideline Store
purchase of $85 or more! The
promotion below is good throughout
the entire month. It will end on October
31, 2021 at 11:59 P.M. EST.
To begin shopping, click on the image
below.
Featured Artists
Kindergarten: Rhett Graves and Maddox Wyatt
1st grade: Miabella Ludwig and Nicholas Wilke
2nd grade: Noah Mandeville and Jared Rhoden
3rd grade: Bo Kruger and Emery Wyatt
4th grade: Samuel Basgall
5th grade: Zeke Fletchall and David Hodgkins
This is a FREE event,
so plan to attend on
Saturday, Nov. 20.
Students in Grades 1–12 will
be involved in some
capacity. Your family's
attendance is vital to the
success of this event.
The CCS office staff will be mailing invitations to the Stewardship
Dinner next week. We ask that you RSVP as soon as you receive
your invitation because seating is limited. If you have any questions,
please feel free to contact us.
PSAT Testing Junior Class
The junior class will be taking the PSAT/NMSQT on
Wednesday, October 13, from 8:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
Union Valley Bible Church. Students will need to bring
a snack, water bottle, two #2 pencils (no mechanical
pencils allowed), and a PSAT-approved calculator. No
other calculator will be permitted. Cell phones and
smart watches will also not be allowed during testing.
Secondary & Elementary
Chapels Every Tuesday
Dr. Walker spoke to the secondary students
Secondary Chapel on Matthew 7:12, "So whatever you wish that
others would do to you, do also to them, for
this is the Law and the Prophets." He charged
the students to choose a godlier way and to
choose a sacrificial way. He spoke about how
the devil loves to sow seeds of doubt,
frustration, anger, and bitterness and that
Jesus charges His followers to sow seeds of
love, care, and honor. The attitude which
says, 'I must do no harm to people,' is quite
different from the attitude which says, 'I must
do my best to help people.' Too often we
view the Golden Rule in the way it was
expressed by the ancient philosophers: don’t
bother anyone else if you don’t want to be
bothered. Jesus’ standard is much higher:
pursue the highest good of others, just as you
would want them to do for you.
Elementary Chapel
Elementary chapel students are currently in a series of lessons called Animal Safari. Each
week, they learn a fact or two about a particular animal, then have a Bible story. This
week, students heard about a rhino and his horn and how his horn was one of the things
that gives him power and protection. They were then taught from a story about how God
used a different kind of horn to bring down the walls of Jericho.
The big idea is that God's power is
available to all of us. He may not fight
our battles the way we think He should,
but He knows what's best for us and can
win our victories for us.
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