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  • Kindergarten Admissions

    Kindergarten Admissions

    1. Students in grades kindergarten will attend CCA Elementary at 5679 Tarlton Rd.
    2. The student must be 5 years old by August 1 of the upcoming school year.
    3. Parents must provide the child’s birth certificate.
    4. Parents must provide the child’s social security card.
    5. The school must receive documentation of appropriate immunizations (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
    6. Application forms and application fee must be received.
    7. A proof of residency document must accompany all applications for admission or any scholarship
      documents.
    8. A physical health appraisal is encouraged, specifically focusing on vision and hearing screening.
    9. Readiness testing will be completed by the kindergarten teacher before or shortly after the
      beginning of school.

    Grades 1-5 Admissions

    1. Students in grades 1-5 will attend CCA Elementary at 5679 Tarlton Rd.
    2. A records request will be sent to the school your student attended. This request will include all school records to include disciplinary, IEP/504 plans and attendance records.
    3. Parents must provide the child’s birth certificate.
    4. Parents must provide the child’s social security card.
    5. The school must receive documentation of appropriate immunizations (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
    6. Application forms and application fee must be received.
    7. A proof of residency document must accompany all applications for admission or any scholarship documents.

    Grades 6-12

    1. Students in these grades will attend CCA Middle and High School at 436 E. Ohio Street.
    2. A records request will be sent to the school your student attended. This request will include all school records to include disciplinary, IEP/504 plans and attendance records.
    3. Parents must provide the child’s birth certificate.
    4. Parents must provide the child’s social security card.
    5. The school must receive documentation of appropriate immunizations (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
    6. Application forms and application fee must be received.
    7. A proof of residency document must accompany all applications for admission or any scholarship documents.

    Coming From Homeschool

    1. All homeschool students applying to enroll at CCA must have an academic assessment by CCA staff to confirm the grade level the student is working at. Most students are admitted at grade level reported by parents. However, from time to time, we find some students may be ahead or behind the grade level they believed they were in.
    2. Parents will need to provide student grades and any test/assessment results from previous assessments done to determine academic abilities.
    3. Students wit an IEP or 504 plan, will need to be provided a copy to be reviewed by our intervention team to ensure we can service that plan.
    4. Parents must provide the child’s birth certificate.
    5. Parents must provide the child’s social security card.
    6. The school must receive documentation of appropriate immunizations (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
    7. Application forms and application fee must be received.
    8. A proof of residency document must accompany all applications for admission or any scholarship
      documents.

  • EdChoice

    EdChoice

    The EdChoice program, which provides universal school choice for every Ohio student, has expanded its eligibility requirements. Scholarship amounts are income-based. Students whose family income is at or below 450% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), or about $148,500.00 for a family of four, will be eligible to receive the full scholarship amount, and students whose family’s household income is above 450% FPL will be eligible for voucher amounts decreased on a sliding scale.

  • Philosophy of Education

    Philosophy of Education

    Present Students with a Biblical Wordview. Crossroads Christian Academy uses curriculum that both meets state standards and a Biblical worldview. Our students receive the level and content required by the state of Ohio through a Biblical lens. In the classroom, teachers and students discuss the theories and arguments presented in school standards with the Biblical truth, so our students have an accurate understanding.

    Honor God While Meeting Student Educational Needs. Our objective is to meet all the educational needs of students and honor God while doing so. This great objective is accomplished by obeying the Biblical imperative of Deuteronomy 6:5-7 and Proverbs 22:6.

    • Deuteronomy 6:5-7, “…love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul, and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today, are to be upon your hearts. Impress them on your children.”
    • Proverbs 22:6, “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not turn from it.”

    Collaborate with Parents in Training Students. Crossroads Christian Academy is an extension of the Christian home in training young people in a Christian environment for time and eternity. The staff collaborates closely with parents to train the whole child. Attendance at CCA is a privilege and not a right. The goal of the school is not to reform, but to train youth in the highest principles of Christian leadership, self-discipline, individual responsibility, personal integrity, and good citizenship. As an institution, Crossroads Christian Academy upholds the highest standards of morality and Christian behavior.

    We warmly welcome your child into our school family!

  • Curriculum

    Curriculum

    Crossroads Christian Academy uses the Ohio Department of Education’s State Standards as the basis for building our curriculum. All curriculum is selected carefully to make sure it aligns with Biblical truth and gives a solid foundation for the students’ educational experience.

    CCA employs varying publishers of curriculum to help our students master the Common Core standards. Bob Jones University, Answers in Genesis, and McGraw Hill are examples of those publishers. Our teachers work hard to build lesson plans that uses a combination of the best possible resources to encourage our students to meet/exceed grade-level standards.

    CCA maintains the belief that all students can learn and that progress over time is what is to be evaluated. We look at each individual student and formulate lesson plans that allow students to work at levels that are challenging to them based on what they know and not limited to their age or grade level. CCA assesses the strengths of each student, builds on those strengths, and evaluates student progress over time.