Contra Costa Christian Schools has provided an outstanding education for students of Christian families from preschool through high school for over 30 years. Contra Costa Christian Schools is the largest Preschool through 12th grade Christian institution in Contra Costa County and serves students and families from over 100 different churches. ... For more information, click here.

Back to School Night - Thursday Sept. 9, 6:30 pm
Back to School Night provides parents and visitors with the opportunity to meet teachers and visit classrooms. Each grade level has a schedule provided; middle and high school parents will follow an abbreviated school day. Parking is available in our school parking lot and on our ball field. Please come!

Basketball Hoops Added to Playground
Two Goalsetter adjustable basketball hoops have been added to the playground at CCCS for the upcoming school year. The new hoops are adjustable from six feet to ten feet allowing students of all ages an opportunity to shoot baskets at their level and ability. The basketball hoops were donated by families and supporters of CCCS. A special thanks to Don and Scott Hecker, Joel Faber, and Ken Brown for helping install the hoops. Arie Padmos, second grade student at CCCS, made the inaugural basket on the new hoops.

Family Referral Program Includes September
Our long standing Family Referral Program offers a $400 tuition reduction to a CCCS family that refers a new family that subsequently enrolls.  Throughout the months of August and September, we are offering a Special Incentive in lieu of the current Family Referral Program.  The Special Incentive gives a referring family a discount on tuition for the 2010-2011 school year that is equal to the 10% discount that the new family receives for the year.  This Special Incentive is designed to increase our enrollment to targeted levels in order to meet our financial needs and expand our school family.

Click here for details and click here for the referral coupon

New Mower Donated to CCCS
A brand new Scag Freedom Z riding lawn mower was donated to CCCS earlier this summer. An anonymous donor stepped forward and gifted the school and Bob Gartside, Maintenance Supervisor. The new Scag mower has a 52" deck and a zero turn radius. Bob Gartside says the mower will reduce his mowing time by 30%. Once again, CCCS has been blessed by its faithful supporters. Thank you to our donors and to all who continue to support CCCS.

CCCHS Voted Best
CCCS is extremely pleased to announce that we won the Bay Area Parent Magazine's - "Best High School of 2010". We also won a bronze medal for CCCS Middle School. Congratulations for such a wonderful year!

CCCHS Seniors Shine

35 Seniors were honored at Commencement 2010, held on June 12. The Graduation ceremony was a celebration; tinged with dignity and gratitude. The commencement address was given by Mrs. Jane Olson, beloved English teacher at CCCHS. The Salutatory Address was given by Morgan Zablocki; the Valedictory Address by Hye Jin Lim. This very gifted class earned over $750,000 in scholarships and financial aid to top colleges and universities! Following is a list of institutions that our seniors will attend next year:

•Baylor University, Waco, Texas
•Diablo Valley College, Pleasant Hill
•Dominican University, San Rafael
•Gordon College, Wenham, MA
•Holy Names University, Oakland
•Hope College, Holland, MI
•Los Medanos College, Pittsburg
•San Francisco State University
•Mills College, Oakland
•Montana State University, Bozeman
•St. Mary’s College, Moraga
•University of California, Davis
•University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
•University of Louisiana, Monroe
•University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
•University of San Francisco
•Whitworth University, Spokane, WA

CCCHS Athletes Garner All-League
Twelve athletes from Contra Costa Christian High School have received post season awards as the spring sports have come to a conclusion.

The Lady Cougars dominated the BCL soccer league this spring and now have garnered six athletes on the all league team. Leading the way for the Lady Cougars was sophomore Hannah Jegers, a first team all league performer and league MVP. Joining Jegers on the first team were Sarah Osterman (senior forward), Serena Soltero (freshman midfield), and Raquel Gaitain (junior defense). Sophomores Lyanna Tompkins and Diana Cisneros were named second team all league performers. The Lady Cougars were 9-0 in league play and qualified for the NCS Soccer playoffs this spring.

Leading the way for the boy's swim team this year was Morgan Zablocki who garnered first team in the 100 breast stroke. Also receiving individual honors was Ryan Nip who was a first team selection in the 100 fly.
Joining Morgan and Ryan as first team selections in the 200 medley and 400 free were Max Jackson and Tim Nuss. Tim Nuss also received second team honors in the 100 free. The CCCHS boy's swim team took home the first place trophy in the BCL East portion of the BAC Championships held on May 8.

Boy's volleyball also had two all league performers. Senior David Yoeono received a second team selection as a middle blocker and Peter Santoro was awarded honorable mention status as a setter. Congratulations to these Cougar athletes for their awards this spring and to all our athletes who have represented CCCHS this year.

CCCS Students and Staff Volunteer for Service
On April 22 and 23 the students and staff of CCCHS volunteered their time and talents for service at ten organizations across the East Bay region. The students and staff started their day with a time of singing praise songs and hearing a message from God’s Word. As a way of living out what the students and staff had just heard, small groups went out and served various organizations doing a variety of tasks. These tasks included landscaping, spackling, digging trenches, painting, cleaning, preparing food for homeless shelters, and many others. The agencies were extremely grateful to CCCHS for the time our school was able to spend with their local ministries. To complete each day, everyone gathered together to reflect on the day and to share with the entire school how they saw God at work.

The organizations visited by CCCS were:
Alameda County Food Bank
Bay Area Rescue Mission, Richmond
Books for the Barrios,Concord
City Team, Oakland
Food Bank of Contra Costa County
Concord Child Care Center
Faith Network (schools in Oakland)
Love-A-Child, Bay Point,
Shelter, Inc
World Impact

For pictures from these two days of service, please click here.

Environment Award
A “Mercury Minimization Award” was presented to our administrators and Board at the May meeting. Representatives from the Central Contra Costa Sanitary District presented the reward in recognition of our schools effort to safely dispose of toxic mercury and mercury containing products from the school site. Congratulations CCC!

Sixth Grade Science Camp - A Mountaintop Experience
Mt. Hermon is a Christian conference center nestled in the beautiful Santa Cruz mountains. During the week of March 8 – 12, our sixth grade class traveled there to attend Science Camp and were able to experience God's amazing creation as their outdoor classroom. With tall redwoods for walls and a ceiling of starry skies, both days and nights were filled with unique learning opportunities as well as personal challenges that encouraged academic and spiritual growth. The experience each student had at Mt. Hermon will be one to carry with them for many years to come.

Elementary Students Participate in Service Project
Students in kindergarten through fifth grade recently participated in a service project for World Impact in Oakland.  They decorated shoeboxes with items purchased for a child about their same age. On November 19 students brought all of their brightly decorated boxes to the big table in the MPR and we prayed for the children who would be receiving them.

Thanks to all parents and students for participating in this project and to Mrs. Walters for delivering the boxes. With the money collected from chapel offerings this year, we also were able to purchase and deliver a badly needed vacuum cleaner for this organization.

CCCS Spiritwear is Now Available!
New *limited edition* items as well as our classic style Click the link below for the order form and to view samples.

Support the CCCS FUND!

Frequently Asked Questions

The CCCS Fund is a way for parents, friends and school supporters to help fund programs and material purchases that directly impact the students at Contra Costa Christian. This year the CCCS Fund will support the following:

• New Language Arts Curriculum for Middle School
• New K-5 Science Curriculum
• New Spanish Curriculum for High School
• Kuder Career Planning System
• RenWeb School Management Software
• Tuition Assistance

You can make your CCCS Fund gift on-line through our PayPal link or you can send your gift directly to the school. Every gift makes a difference in the lives of our students!