Grandparents Day is a special celebration created to honor the love, wisdom, and support of our CCS student grandparents. We are grateful for the role they play in our families and school community, and this day is our way of giving back to them. From crafts and music performances to snacks, treats, and plenty of fun and laughter, Grandparents Day is designed to be a joyful time of connection across generations.

The PreK-4-5th Grade Daddy Daughter Dance is a special evening designed to celebrate the unique bond between fathers and daughters. This event provides a joyful space for families to slow down, connect, and create lasting memories through music, conversation, and shared experience. It is one of the many ways CCS PTF supports strong family relationships within our school community.

PTF Meetings bring parents, teachers, and staff together with a shared purpose of supporting CCS students and faculty. These gatherings provide opportunities to stay informed, collaborate on school initiatives, and strengthen the partnership between home and school. All CCS parents are encouraged to attend and be part of the conversation.

Moms in Prayer is a monthly gathering where mothers come together to pray for CCS students, teachers, families, and leadership. Centered on Scripture, this group offers encouragement, unity, and faithful support through prayer. No preparation is required, and all CCS moms are welcome to participate.

Elementary Mother Son Night is a fun and meaningful event created to celebrate the special relationship between mothers and sons. This evening focuses on connection, laughter, and shared experiences that help strengthen family bonds while building community across CCS families.

The CCS Talent Show is an opportunity for students to share and celebrate the gifts God has given them. From music and performance to creative expression, this event encourages confidence, courage, and community as students step onto the stage and families come together to support them.

Teacher Appreciation Week is dedicated to honoring the faculty and staff who faithfully serve CCS students each day. Through notes, meals, and acts of gratitude, our school community comes together to express appreciation for the dedication, care, and commitment our teachers show throughout the year.

When parents get connected to the school, children do better. Research shows children whose parents are involved get better grades, do better on tests, and have fewer discipline problems at school.

Our mission is to create the kind of school community where teachers and administrators can do their best work, and so can children. We provide support for teachers in and out of the classroom. We provide resources they need. We help create learning opportunities for children. And we try to build the kind of supportive, caring atmosphere that makes school fun.

People are often reluctant to participate because they are afraid they will get pulled into a black hole of never ending time commitment. That will not happen here. An hour or two a semester really makes a difference. And we will not push you to commit more than you want or are able to.

Volunteer work should not be drudgery. We accomplish a lot, and not everything we do is easy. But we know we are not balancing the national debt, either. We do not take ourselves too seriously, and we try to enjoy ourselves along the way whenever possible.

We all have a common bond. We care about creating the best possible educational experience for our children. We are neighbors and peers who share many of the same experiences. And many friendships have developed as a result of those connections.

These days, schools are asked to do more with less. Our help is needed more than ever to fill the gaps.

The work we do covers a broad spectrum. Hiring and photography, planning and executing events, writing and editing, working directly with children, managing a budget and cash flow, and lots more. We encourage creative ideas, and we are thrilled to have people take on tasks that meet their skills and interests.

To us, there are no outsiders. We are people who have come together to work toward common goals. We could not be happier to have you join us in working toward those goals.

In these times of tight budgets, parent groups everywhere are having to fill in the gaps, and so are we. But our number one goal is to get more parents connected to the school. That is because more than 300 independent research studies show that building parent involvement in education is the number one thing we can do to create a great school and improve student performance.

It is seeing the bright light of learning sparkle in a child’s eye. It is seeing the smile that shows we are making school a little more fun. And a child feel a little more comfortable in a learning environment. It is learning that test scores have risen and knowing we played a role. There are lots of rewards, both big and small, for those who get involved. Want to join us?

PTF provides opportunities for families and staff to connect beyond the classroom — encouraging fellowship, unity, and meaningful relationships rooted in Christ.

One of PTF’s greatest roles is to bless the teachers and staff through acts of appreciation, prayer, encouragement, and practical help — recognizing their vital role in shaping students spiritually and academically.

Through fundraising, volunteering, and organizing events, PTF helps provide extras that enrich student life — such as field trips, special assemblies, classroom resources, and celebrations.

PTF encourages parents to be active participants in school life, offering ways to get involved that suit different gifts, schedules, and levels of commitment.

Above all, the PTF exists to align with and advance the school’s spiritual and educational mission — partnering together to help students grow in wisdom, character, and faith.

The PTF serves as a respectful, constructive bridge between parents and school leadership, helping communicate needs, ideas, and feedback in a spirit of unity.