Innovation. Collaboration. Real-life Application.
Four-year-olds code the movements of robotic mice. Second graders mold clay into dinosaurs to be fired in the kiln. Third graders construct rollercoasters to test out their theories on velocity. Middle school students test their chops on the drums. The CKS commitment to educating the whole child emphasizes rigorous academics, a faith-infused curriculum, service opportunities and a myriad of co-curricular opportunities. We know the value of these programs to our students – creativity, responsibility, critical thinking, persistence, teamwork–traits that will serve them well at CKS and beyond.
- Music
- Art
- Computer Lab
- PE
- Spanish
- Library
- STEM
Check out our EC4-5th grade Virtual Art Gallery below!
Georgia O’Keefe Watercolor Flowers (1st grade)
Coffee Mug Project (4th grade)
Birch Tree Project (5th grade)
Coffee Mug Project (4th grade)
Georgia O’Keefe Watercolor Flowers (1st grade)
Georgia O’Keefe Watercolor Flowers (1st grade)
Black Diamond Quilt Squares (3rd grade)
Peeking Pets (Kindergarten)
Romero Britto Big Heart Watercolor and Oil Pastels (3rd grade)
Georgia O’Keefe Watercolor Flowers (1st grade)
Romero Britto Big Heart Watercolor and Oil Pastels (3rd grade)
Muffin Liner Fish (Kindergarten)
Mini Styrofoam Prints (5th grade)
Mini Styrofoam Prints (5th grade)
Peeking Pets (Kindergarten)
Rainbow Fish (EC4)
Georgia O’Keefe Watercolor Flowers (1st grade)
Birch Tree Project (5th grade)
Pet Portraits (2nd grade)
Pet Portraits (2nd grade)
Pet Portraits (2nd grade)
Birch Tree Project (5th grade)
Tie Dye Quilt Squares (4th grade)
Black Diamond Quilt Squares (3rd grade)
Line Design Quilt Squares (1st grade)
Mini Styrofoam Prints (5th grade)
Romero Britto Heart Quilt Squares (2nd grade)
Coffee Mug Project (4th grade)
Tie Dye Quilt Squares (4th grade)
Muffin Liner Fish (Kindergarten)
Mini Styrofoam Prints (5th grade)
“My children have the opportunity to collaborate, communicate and think creatively in many of their classes, and having a true STEM class emphasizes the importance of these life skills.” Parent of CKS 8th grader