Crossroads Christian Academy is located at 5679 Tarlton Rd. Circleville, Ohio 43113. You may contact our school office by phone at 740.474.3500. You can also email the school at CCA@crossroadscccu.org.
Our School Director will schedule a time for you to tour CCA and will answer any questions you may have. School tours are offered by appointment.
CCA is a non-public charter school.
CCA meets or exceeds all the curricular, facility, staffing, governmental, and policy requirements set by the Ohio Department of Education. Any credits earned while students attend CCA must be recognized by any other private or public school in the state.
CCA receives funding that is used to hire support staff and buy textbooks and supplies. CCA is a private school not to be confused with other public charter schools
The school offers financial aid to needy families based on demonstrated need.
We also offer the EdChoice scholarships based on the home school district performance and family income. Most families in and around Pickaway County qualify for full scholarships or partial scholarships.
Special Education Scholarships are available through the John Peterson special needs program. Please call the school for details.
Bible is a required course at CCA just the same as any core subject.
- Our primary grades (K-5) have age-appropriate Bible lessons in the classroom and a weekly Bible Adventures class with our Children’s Pastor.
- Our Middle and High School students have Bible classes every day as part of their curriculum. This is a requirement for all our students.
- Our K-12 students participate in weekly chapel services conducted by ministry personnel and special guests. Parents are welcomed and encouraged to take part in these services.
- Our K-12 students participate in a Bible club/class on Fridays with special instruction and Bible memorization work with Mrs. Kathy Cook. This is a weekly highlight for all the students!
All teachers are certified to teach in their subject areas by the Ohio Department of Education. Many of the staff members currently hold or are working on advanced education degrees.
The dress code is simple and it is in the student handbook. The uniform is a casual uniform, not a formal dress uniform. The student handbook spells out what items or required.
All CCA students take standardized tests prescribed by the Ohio Department of Education. We also use MAPS testing to help us determine the abilities of each student and prescribe a learning path for your student to help them learn.
Testing is not a major consideration in curriculum development. The staff and faculty of the school view children and content in a much more holistic fashion. The scope and sequence of instruction is designed to be global and comprehensive rather than narrow and focused exclusively on testing outcomes.