School Profile

Cypress Christian School is accredited by Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and Cognia (formerly AdvancED).

Accreditation Information

Admissions

Cypress Christian School partners with Christian parents to accomplish the mission of the school. At least one parent must give a written account of how they came to know the Lord and be in agreement with CCS Statement of Faith and Mission Statement.

Each administrator, staff and faculty member is a committed Christian. Teachers are degreed and certified.

Faculty & Staff Directory

Cypress Christian School offers an After School Program for K-8 students who attend school at CCS.

CCS is operated by a Board of Directors which is elected by the membership of Cypress Christian School, Inc.

Weekly chapel services allow students and faculty members to experience worship, praise, instruction and fellowship. Bible curriculum includes weekly scripture memory.

Cypress Christian School is a non-ranking school.

PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) - The PSAT is mandatory for eighth-graders through high school juniors each year as preliminary training for the SAT. The PSAT that is administered during the junior year is used to select students for National Merit Scholarships. Thus, it is not only a helpful practice, but for the gifted student who does well, it can be a means of obtaining recognition for college scholarships. Please see the College Corner for more information.

CCS strives to keep parents and students informed at all levels.

• E-mail, the Warrior Weekly e-newsletter, the CONNECTION magazine and the school website are used to communicate to parents and students. Information about the current school year as well as policies and procedures can be found on the school website.
• Weekly packets for students in grades K-5 may include class and school-wide information and schoolwork from the previous week for elementary students. Printed information with class or school-wide news is distributed to secondary students in grades 6-12 as needed.
• Grades/homework: CCS communicates this information via FACTS. Parents/guardians supply CCS with an up-to-date e-mail address for communication purposes.
• Families receive the school magazine, CONNECTION, via mail. The publication may also be viewed online.

K-12 Enrollment

January 2023

• Elementary Level (Grades K-5) - 292 students
• Middle School Level (Grades 6-8) - 206 students
• High School Level (Grades 9-12) - 276 students
• Class of 2023 - 44 students
• Total Students - 774

The following grading scale is used throughout the school:

The mission of Cypress Christian School is to honor the Lord Jesus Christ by providing students an education based upon academic excellence and biblical values.

MAP testing is given to students in grades K-11.  It is taken online, and the school gets results within 24 hours to help teachers plan instruction.  Growth reports are sent to parents every spring. Click here for more information on testing standards.

Statement of Faith

A high standard of conduct is required of each student at CCS for the purpose of maintaining order and building Christ-like character. In grades K-5, age-appropriate visual reminders give students and teachers the ability to monitor behavior and keep parents informed about student conduct.  In grades 6-12, disciplinary reports are issued. CCS does not practice corporal punishment.

Technology is integrated into the classroom as needed in grades K-12.

• Media / STEM Lab
• Research / Writing Center
• Schoology and Seesaw Learning Management Systems
• Cloud-based Office365
• Chromebooks for every student