High School Campus Blog
I can’t believe this year is coming to a close. What a year it has been! There isn’t enough space to talk about and highlight all the noteworthy accomplishments this year. However, here is a small taste of what happened at CCHS during the 2021-22 school year:






We’re nearing the end of our time with the Class of 2022. Over the next couple of weeks, we will be celebrating them and their accomplishments in a variety of ways. Check out the class statistics below:
For our incoming high school families, we're excited to welcome you to high school with this video our students took part in. Check it out!
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Summer Employment Opportunities for Christ-Centered Individuals age 16 and older. Come join our team as we make a real difference! Wages start at $15. cascadechristian.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
Campers, come be a part of the best day camp ever! June 15-August 19.png)
Celebrating our 20th year of Adventure Day Camps!
Field trips are back, and we are excited to go adventuring all summer long!
Two locations: McAlder and Frederickson
cascadechristian.org/extended-rec-programs/adventure-day-camp.cfm
Summer is an ideal time for kids to explore the world outside of school, including diving into the depths of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)! Cascade Christian Schools offers hands-on innovation camps that are focused on science and design, with plenty of technology-infused activities. STEM Camps encourage kids to build, experiment, invent, and innovate.
cascadechristian.org/extended-rec-programs/stem-camps.cfm
Enrichment classes provide wonderful opportunities for children to discover God’s giftings! Do not miss the early bird special! Choose one or all of our enrichment classes this summer: God's Little Gardener, STEAM Adventure, Little Athletes, and Yummy, Yummy Adventures!
cascadechristian.org/extended-rec-programs/kprep-program.cfm
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We are so excited for our Thrive Sports Camps lineup this year! We are offering Boys and Girls Basketball, Flag Football, Tennis, and Soccer. All camps include T-shirts! Grab your friends and sign up today!
cascadechristian.org/extended-rec-programs/sports-camps.cfm
These enrichment classes are a great option for students to learn and experience something new or to dive deeper into something they love: Kids in the Kitchen, Pinterest Art, God’s Gardeners, and Subject Coaching/Tutoring. Class sizes are limited so tell your friends and join today!
cascadechristian.org/extended-rec-programs/summer-enrichment-classes.cfm
Please visit the CCS Recreation Department website for updates!
A few weeks ago, I snagged a nearby footstool to stand on so I could reach the art supplies high above the microwave in our kitchen. It was time for my kids and me to do some coloring together. As I got up on the footstool, I felt a slight wiggle in the structure of it but decided to ignore it because I was excited to get started right away. However, as I stood up on my toes to reach the colored pencils way in the back of the shelf, I heard a slight crack and started to regret that decision. The pressure of my weight became too much for the compromised footstool, ultimately causing it to break. As it did, I came crashing down along with the broken footstool.
The hard lesson for me that day was that the things we put our trust in ultimately determine how stable we are. If we put our trust in unstable, shaky things, we will come crashing down. If, however, the things we put our trust in are stable, our foundation will hold us firm and strong.
Throughout the month of May, we will be exploring what it means to have Unshakeable Trust. In many ways, we will be simply reiterating what we have been saying throughout this school year—that when we build our lives on God by putting our trust in Him, we can never be shaken. Even when times get tough, we can have confidence that He will never leave us nor forsake us. If we put our trust in Him, in the end, He will renew our strength. Why? Because He is the One who is Unshakeable.
Throughout the month of May, our students will hear stories of characters, like the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32), whose examples show us what happens when we put our trust in things other than God. On the other hand, they will hear stories of people like the Israelites, who overcame significant challenges because they trusted in God (Exodus 14:3-18). Finally, they will hear how when we trust in Jesus, we can have salvation that He made available to us through His life, death, and resurrection (Romans 10:9).
My hope and prayer is that as we close out the school year, the things we put our trust in will find us firm and strong because of the One in whom we put our trust.
Blessings!