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Educating our kids to love, do the right thing in all circumstances, forgive and live in peace, and bring their best to everything they do.
Educating our kids to love, do the right thing in all circumstances, forgive and live in peace, and bring their best to everything they do.
Please click here to watch an introduction video about CCA. We look forward to meeting you!
Please click here to watch an introduction video about CCA. We look forward to meeting you!
Here's why CCA is a wonderful place for your student to learn academically, spiritually, and socially: We love Jesus. We love students. We love learning.
Here's why CCA is a wonderful place for your student to learn academically, spiritually, and socially: We love Jesus. We love students. We love learning.
Continue reading to learn how that can be seen throughout our school.
Continue reading to learn how that can be seen throughout our school.
Students and Families
Students and Families
CCA graduates love their school and are happy to share their thoughts. CCA parents are very pleased with their experience here, for reasons ranging from helpful staff, safe atmosphere, excellent communication, Christian and Godly influence, phenomenal teachers, and more. Read more here.
CCA graduates love their school and are happy to share their thoughts. CCA parents are very pleased with their experience here, for reasons ranging from helpful staff, safe atmosphere, excellent communication, Christian and Godly influence, phenomenal teachers, and more. Read more here.
Teaching Staff
Teaching Staff
CCA's teaching staff loves teaching and is well-educated. Our 14 full-time teachers are certified and endorsed to instruct in their assigned grades and areas of specialty; five have Master's degrees and two are enrolled in Master's programs. Five of our current teachers have taught at CCA for over a decade, and one has taught here for over 20 years. Learn more about each teacher's education, history, hobbies and interests on our Staff page.
CCA's teaching staff loves teaching and is well-educated. Our 14 full-time teachers are certified and endorsed to instruct in their assigned grades and areas of specialty; five have Master's degrees and two are enrolled in Master's programs. Five of our current teachers have taught at CCA for over a decade, and one has taught here for over 20 years. Learn more about each teacher's education, history, hobbies and interests on our Staff page.
In recent years, four beloved teachers have retired from long-term, dedicated teaching at CCA for periods ranging from 15 to 39 years. What a commitment, both to our students and to CCA!
In recent years, four beloved teachers have retired from long-term, dedicated teaching at CCA for periods ranging from 15 to 39 years. What a commitment, both to our students and to CCA!
Accreditation and Approval
Accreditation and Approval
CCA is a pre-K through 12th grade Seventh-day Adventist Christian college-preparatory school and is an approved private school with the State of Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. CCA is accredited by the Middle States Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools, the National Council for Private School Accreditation, the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools, and the North American Division of SDA Education.
CCA is a pre-K through 12th grade Seventh-day Adventist Christian college-preparatory school and is an approved private school with the State of Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. CCA is accredited by the Middle States Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools, the National Council for Private School Accreditation, the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools, and the North American Division of SDA Education.
Kindergarten through 8th Grade
Kindergarten through 8th Grade
CCA provides excellent academic instruction in a Christ-centered, safe learning environment. Class sizes are small by design, providing for an excellent student to teacher ratio. Students in these grades have a homeroom teacher presenting materials at the appropriate grade level for most subjects. Several teachers also teach a specialty subject to multiple grades. CCA offers differentiated instruction that involves providing students with different avenues to learning.
CCA provides excellent academic instruction in a Christ-centered, safe learning environment. Class sizes are small by design, providing for an excellent student to teacher ratio. Students in these grades have a homeroom teacher presenting materials at the appropriate grade level for most subjects. Several teachers also teach a specialty subject to multiple grades. CCA offers differentiated instruction that involves providing students with different avenues to learning.
Students receive instruction on a weekly basis from teachers who specialize in music, physical education, and library. A resource teacher is on staff, available to all students needing additional help based on assessments of the teacher, parents and Administration.
Students receive instruction on a weekly basis from teachers who specialize in music, physical education, and library. A resource teacher is on staff, available to all students needing additional help based on assessments of the teacher, parents and Administration.
High School
High School
CCA offers a college-preparatory course of studies designed to educate and prepare our students well for college and for life in the “real world”. The high school course of studies exceeds the minimum requirements for the State of Washington. Both the ACT and SAT college readiness/assessment tests are offered at CCA, as well as the PSAT test, which is used to measure readiness for college, access scholarships, and practice for the SAT. It is very common for students to develop strong mentoring relationships with teachers and staff. Graduates often return to visit to CCA and thank their teachers for preparing them well for university academics. The majority of our graduates go on to attend college, often with significant academic scholarship awards.
CCA offers a college-preparatory course of studies designed to educate and prepare our students well for college and for life in the “real world”. The high school course of studies exceeds the minimum requirements for the State of Washington. Both the ACT and SAT college readiness/assessment tests are offered at CCA, as well as the PSAT test, which is used to measure readiness for college, access scholarships, and practice for the SAT. It is very common for students to develop strong mentoring relationships with teachers and staff. Graduates often return to visit to CCA and thank their teachers for preparing them well for university academics. The majority of our graduates go on to attend college, often with significant academic scholarship awards.
CCA’s high school instruction is enhanced with learning activities that take place off campus. There are a number of trips which take place during the school year throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Extracurricular activities taking place every year include: Student Association (SA) activities, High School Trip Week, Bible Camp, Winter Activities, varsity sports, handbells, Spiritual Retreat, and more. Every other year, students have the opportunity to leave the country to serve on the Belize mission trip, and every four years, a Washington DC History Trip takes place. These opportunities help to create a full and memorable high school experience. Every student who wishes to participate in these activities is welcomed, regardless of prior experience or ability.
CCA’s high school instruction is enhanced with learning activities that take place off campus. There are a number of trips which take place during the school year throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Extracurricular activities taking place every year include: Student Association (SA) activities, High School Trip Week, Bible Camp, Winter Activities, varsity sports, handbells, Spiritual Retreat, and more. Every other year, students have the opportunity to leave the country to serve on the Belize mission trip, and every four years, a Washington DC History Trip takes place. These opportunities help to create a full and memorable high school experience. Every student who wishes to participate in these activities is welcomed, regardless of prior experience or ability.
Family Groups
Family Groups
At the beginning of each school year, the CCA student body, grades K through 12, is divided into groups, each headed up by a member of our teaching staff. Throughout the year, these “family groups” get together during a chapel period for worship and a fun competition to win “Flash,” the school’s stuffed wolverine mascot. The competitions vary in style, include physical, mental, and creative events, and involve all ages of students within the family groups. Family groups are a wonderful way to promote cross-grade bonding, as well as provide leadership opportunities for older students.
At the beginning of each school year, the CCA student body, grades K through 12, is divided into groups, each headed up by a member of our teaching staff. Throughout the year, these “family groups” get together during a chapel period for worship and a fun competition to win “Flash,” the school’s stuffed wolverine mascot. The competitions vary in style, include physical, mental, and creative events, and involve all ages of students within the family groups. Family groups are a wonderful way to promote cross-grade bonding, as well as provide leadership opportunities for older students.
Chromebooks in the Classroom
Chromebooks in the Classroom
CCA provides Chromebooks as a valuable teaching and learning tool in the classroom. Students in Kindergarten through 2nd grade use Chromebooks in each classroom on a rotating basis between these grades. Students in 3rd through 12th grades are assigned their own Chromebook for the school year, utilizing it in various ways throughout almost every class. GoGuardian provides a complete Chromebook management solution, keeping students safer online 24/7 at school and at home through filtering and monitoring as well as assisting teachers in classroom management and instruction.
CCA provides Chromebooks as a valuable teaching and learning tool in the classroom. Students in Kindergarten through 2nd grade use Chromebooks in each classroom on a rotating basis between these grades. Students in 3rd through 12th grades are assigned their own Chromebook for the school year, utilizing it in various ways throughout almost every class. GoGuardian provides a complete Chromebook management solution, keeping students safer online 24/7 at school and at home through filtering and monitoring as well as assisting teachers in classroom management and instruction.
Effective integration of the Chromebook in the learning environment is the most important piece to a successful program. For many students, use of the Chromebook reveals an improved capability to comprehend and learn. Parents are pleased with the enhanced learning their students are experiencing and are very supportive of the education on digital citizenship that each student receives. Teachers appreciate the ways in which they are able to bring their subject matter to life.
Effective integration of the Chromebook in the learning environment is the most important piece to a successful program. For many students, use of the Chromebook reveals an improved capability to comprehend and learn. Parents are pleased with the enhanced learning their students are experiencing and are very supportive of the education on digital citizenship that each student receives. Teachers appreciate the ways in which they are able to bring their subject matter to life.
Community Service and Missions
Community Service and Missions
At CCA we expand student opportunities to learn to love beyond the classroom. Local and international service opportunities are coordinated each year to teach students how we show love to our communities and to give them a broader perspective of the world we share. Students are not just asked to “talk the talk”, but “walk the walk” by putting love into action through participating locally in “Make a Difference Day” by raking bark at a local park in Wenatchee, cleaning at Lighthouse Mission, or serving the homeless. Students have also participated on a global level at The King's Children's Home, an orphanage in Belmopan, Belize by working on construction projects and spending time with the children. It is our goal that each CCA student learn to think critically about how he or she may be used by God to serve with love and to be the peacemakers that God calls His children to be.
At CCA we expand student opportunities to learn to love beyond the classroom. Local and international service opportunities are coordinated each year to teach students how we show love to our communities and to give them a broader perspective of the world we share. Students are not just asked to “talk the talk”, but “walk the walk” by putting love into action through participating locally in “Make a Difference Day” by raking bark at a local park in Wenatchee, cleaning at Lighthouse Mission, or serving the homeless. Students have also participated on a global level at The King's Children's Home, an orphanage in Belmopan, Belize by working on construction projects and spending time with the children. It is our goal that each CCA student learn to think critically about how he or she may be used by God to serve with love and to be the peacemakers that God calls His children to be.
Facilities and Campus
Facilities and Campus
CCA's K-12 facilities provide a complete learning environment for our students and include a gymnasium, kitchen, cafeteria, 13 classrooms, band and music rooms, library, art room, technology and science labs, and an Industrial Arts shop. The fully-fenced campus covers about 10 acres and includes a playground, outdoor basketball court, softball field and soccer/flag football field. Also on campus is Cascade Christian Child Care, a separate facility which provides early childhood education for children ages 12 months through 5 years, as well as care for school-age children through 12 years old.
CCA's K-12 facilities provide a complete learning environment for our students and include a gymnasium, kitchen, cafeteria, 13 classrooms, band and music rooms, library, art room, technology and science labs, and an Industrial Arts shop. The fully-fenced campus covers about 10 acres and includes a playground, outdoor basketball court, softball field and soccer/flag football field. Also on campus is Cascade Christian Child Care, a separate facility which provides early childhood education for children ages 12 months through 5 years, as well as care for school-age children through 12 years old.
Student Employment
Student Employment
There are many work opportunities at CCA for students age 14 and older. Students work about an hour each school day, earning Washington State minimum wage. Positions are available as graders for teachers and custodial helpers, as well as at Cascade Christian Child Care. Flexibility with work schedules is a natural part of employment at CCA, with work schedules generally starting after school and finishing in time for those participating in athletics. Students are taught the importance of being reliable and effective employees, while contributing funds to support their education.
There are many work opportunities at CCA for students age 14 and older. Students work about an hour each school day, earning Washington State minimum wage. Positions are available as graders for teachers and custodial helpers, as well as at Cascade Christian Child Care. Flexibility with work schedules is a natural part of employment at CCA, with work schedules generally starting after school and finishing in time for those participating in athletics. Students are taught the importance of being reliable and effective employees, while contributing funds to support their education.
CCA is privileged to have a long-standing music program that benefits every student, Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our school music program includes general music classes for Kindergarten through 4th grade, band for every student from 5th - 12th grades, and electives of elementary choir and middle school and high school handbell choirs. In addition to performances at school concerts, the middle school and high school bands are involved in hosting church services for local churches that support CCA. Students also learn to sing and perform choral works several times each year.
CCA is privileged to have a long-standing music program that benefits every student, Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our school music program includes general music classes for Kindergarten through 4th grade, band for every student from 5th - 12th grades, and electives of elementary choir and middle school and high school handbell choirs. In addition to performances at school concerts, the middle school and high school bands are involved in hosting church services for local churches that support CCA. Students also learn to sing and perform choral works several times each year.
CCA middle school and high school students have the opportunity to participate in track and field, volleyball, basketball, soccer and cross country sports. CCA athletics is guided and governed by the CCA Athletics Handbook, as well as by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA). CCA is in the WIAA District 6, 1B classification and competes against the other schools within that district classification.
CCA middle school and high school students have the opportunity to participate in track and field, volleyball, basketball, soccer and cross country sports. CCA athletics is guided and governed by the CCA Athletics Handbook, as well as by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA). CCA is in the WIAA District 6, 1B classification and competes against the other schools within that district classification.
Athletic participation can be a challenge for busy CCA students who juggle academics, after school jobs and other extracurricular commitments. Grade eligibility to participate is measured on an ongoing basis through the school year, ensuring that academics come before athletics in a student’s order of priorities. The fun of the game, the accomplishment of acquiring and improving their skills with a great coaching staff and team camaraderie are among the reasons why CCA students choose to participate in athletics.
Athletic participation can be a challenge for busy CCA students who juggle academics, after school jobs and other extracurricular commitments. Grade eligibility to participate is measured on an ongoing basis through the school year, ensuring that academics come before athletics in a student’s order of priorities. The fun of the game, the accomplishment of acquiring and improving their skills with a great coaching staff and team camaraderie are among the reasons why CCA students choose to participate in athletics.
Considering Enrollment?
Considering Enrollment?
Here are the steps to enrollment if you are considering enrolling your student.
Here are the steps to enrollment if you are considering enrolling your student.
We Look Forward to Meeting You
We Look Forward to Meeting You
Thank you for visiting our website, but it only tells half the story. We would like to meet you and encourage you to tour our school and campus. We appreciate your interest and hope to assist you in any way we can. If you have questions or to schedule your free Educational Success Consultation, you may call us at (509) 662-2723 ext 10.
Thank you for visiting our website, but it only tells half the story. We would like to meet you and encourage you to tour our school and campus. We appreciate your interest and hope to assist you in any way we can. If you have questions or to schedule your free Educational Success Consultation, you may call us at (509) 662-2723 ext 10.
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