Country Christian School

Equipping Students to Blend Christian Character with Academic Excellence

Welcome to CCS

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ALERT
In response to our Governor's statewide mandate that all school K-12 in the state of Oregon be closed starting Monday, March 16th through Tuesday, March 31st, Country Christian School will be closed. Please click HERE for more updates and information.

Our Mission

Country Christian School, a ministry outreach of The Country Church, is committed to providing quality Christ-centered education to students from preschool through high school. Our responsibility begins with a concern for each individual’s personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We are committed to helping students develop personal beliefs and standards based on God’s Word, so those values and principles can be applied to any situation or circumstance. High academic standards in an environment conducive to learning coupled with a faculty committed to helping each student reach full potential characterize Country Christian School.

Our Goals

To fulfill the scriptural command, "Train up a child in the way he should go..." (Pro. 22:6).
To assist each student in developing spiritual awareness that will lead to an acceptance of Jesus Christ as his/her personal Savior.
To help each child develop a practical knowledge of the Word of God and apply it to his/her personal life.
To insure that each learner has acquired the knowledge and skills which qualify him/her for promotion to the next grade.
To prepare high school graduates to function as effective citizens within the context of a Christ-centered life.
To provide a safe and secure environment for all children and minors entrusted to our care.

Cougar News

Varsity Girls Basketball

The varsity girls basketball team earned their way the to final eight 1A state playoffs in Baker City with a match against Rogue Valley Adventist Academy winning 39-35. Once arriving at Baker City, the cougars lost their first game 44-64 against the #1 ranked team Crane. Their second game was against Damascus Christian School; being the four time the Cougars have faced DCS losing only by one point at the end of the game 42-43. This completed the cougars season with high hopes of returning to Baker City next year.