Warrior Life

More than a school day.

Discover how chapel, creativity, STEM, service, leadership and community help students connect learning with Christian life.

  • Bible & chapel
  • Creativity & discovery
  • Service & leadership
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Where learning becomes a way of life

Warrior Life is the part of the CCA story where classroom knowledge meets worship, creativity, relationships, leadership and service. These experiences help students discover abilities, practice responsibility and understand that gifts are meant to be developed and used with purpose.

The exact calendar and grade-level opportunities can change. This page describes the verified educational priorities that shape student life and gives families a clear place to ask about what is currently available.

Discover. Grow. Serve.

Chapel & Bible

Biblical truth shapes daily learning, with age-appropriate Bible instruction and weekly K–12 chapel.

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Arts & Music

Creative work gives students room to communicate, practice and develop God-given abilities.

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STEM

Investigation and problem-solving connect academic knowledge with thoughtful action.

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Service

Students learn that Christian love becomes visible through compassion and practical help.

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Leadership

Courage, discipline, respect and teachability shape responsible influence.

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Community

Families, educators and students grow through shared mission, communication and participation.

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Formation happens through practice

Character grows through repeated choices: preparing well, listening carefully, including others, following through and responding constructively to correction. School life gives students a daily place to practice those habits alongside academic learning.

CCA’s Warrior values—confidence, teachability, compassion, respect, discipline, courage and character—give families and students a common language for that growth.

Questions about Warrior Life

Is chapel part of the school week?

Yes. CCA’s published information describes weekly K–12 chapel. Parents should confirm the current schedule and visitor arrangements with the office.

Are art, music and STEM offered at every grade?

CCA identifies these as enrichment areas, but current schedules and grade-level availability should be confirmed with the school.

Does the website list current clubs or teams?

No unverified club, athletic or activity list is published here. Ask CCA about opportunities available during the current school year.

How are leadership and service connected?

CCA presents leadership as responsible Christian influence expressed through character, courage, compassion and service to others.

How can families stay informed?

Use the public calendar and current-family resources, then rely on school communications for confirmed schedules and updates.

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