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Academics

School Snapshots

Q: How does Christian Academy Schools compare to other schools across the USA?
A:

Q: How many CAS graduates go on to pursue college degrees?
A: 75% of CAS graduates.

Q: How many CAS graduates receive college scholarships?
A: 100% of CAS graduates intending to enter college receive scholarships. Over the last 5 years, average annual scholarships have totaled roughly $108,500.

Athletics

Christian Academy Schools is a proud member of the Ohio Valley Christian Conference (OVCC). Our athletes participate in volleyball, soccer, basketball and track in seasons. We are also affiliated with the Ohio Christian Schools Athletic Association (OCSAA) which allows us to participate in state-wide end-of-season tournaments in all sports.

Students who wish to participate in any of our sports will incur a $300 fee per athlete. This fee covers all sports for the school year and covers the cost of transportation to most away games, the hire of quality and licensed officials and coaches, pay for bus drivers and utilities, and end-of-year awards for our athletes.

Sport Team Grade Level
Volleyball Girls Jr. High / Varsity (including 6th Grade)
Volleyball Boys Varsity
Archery Co-ed Jr. High / Varsity (including 6th Grade)
Basketball Boys & Girls Jr. High / Varsity (including 6th Grade)
Soccer Co-ed Jr. High / Varsity (including 6th Grade)

Iron Eagle Award

High school junior and senior students participating in athletics are eligible for this prestigious award, presented at the end of each sports season, if recognized for outstanding effort and exhibition of the following attributes:

1. Commitment – Performing the actions and requirements necessary to complete the task. A commitment to academics as well as athletics is important.
2. Sportsmanship – Displaying a consistent respect for teammates, opponents and coaches, and the ability to win or lose graciously.
3. Performance – Demonstrating a high skill level and drive to reach the next level.
4. Spirituality – Understanding and demonstrating the priority of God first in their lives.
5. Character – Living a lifestyle above reproach.

Selection process: Implemented in 1999 by Bruce Toal to recognize outstanding performance in athletics, the Iron Eagle Award is awarded based on the recommendation of the coach, superintendent, school administrators, teachers, and athletic director. This is not an automatic award but is only issued to athletes who represent these qualities. 

Christian Academy Schools Athletic Boosters

Our CAS Athletic Boosters procure funding for athletic uniforms and equipment to benefit student athletes and coaches at Christian Academy. The Boosters accomplish this purpose as they support, assist and serve the school and its athletes. Membership dues are $10. Any monies received will be spent to support the athletic programs at Christian Academy Schools and to cover any routine CAS Booster expenses.

Fine Arts

Christian Academy Schools has a thriving Fine Arts program that includes the only full orchestra among Shelby County’s schools and a performing arts department comprised of half of the student body. Each year, we are honored to host Christmas and Spring Concerts at the school campus and a full theatrical production at the Historic Sidney Theatre. Our efforts to develop these programs have been recognized and generously supported by local foundations and businesses across both Shelby and Miami Counties.

Our Fine Arts program is open to all Christian Academy students and homeschooling families across the region. Interested in having your student participate? Contact our offices at (937) 492-7556.

Expected Student Outcomes

Spiritually

  • Students will be able to articulate the plan of salvation and the core tenants of the Christian faith and defend their beliefs with grace and compassion.
  • Students will be able to explain and put into practice a biblical worldview, applying it to personal decision-making and when countered with secular worldviews.
  • Students will develop the spiritual disciplines of prayer, Bible study, service, and worship.
  • Students will effectively love, serve, and minister to people from all walks of life due to exposure to various beliefs, practices, and cultures.
  • Students will model a life that exemplifies appropriate social behaviors, flexibility, consideration of others, and leadership skills.

Academically

  • Students will develop the skills necessary to be motivated, independent, and successful learners in all content areas both academically and biblically.
  • Students will develop strong writing skills for clear communication.
  • Students will systematically qualify for graduation under the State of Ohio and Christian Academy Schools guidelines.
  • Students will be prepared for higher education or a career path with an understanding of how to follow the Lord’s leading in life.

Academic Counseling

Our mission is to help students recognize and develop their God-given gifts and become the next generation of Christ-centered leaders, no matter where they are called to serve. We help each student begin the discovery process of how God desires for them to use their strengths for His glory. Through this process, students will be challenged to explore many areas of life and employment and challenged to do everything with excellence, as excellence gives glory and honor to God.

College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus was created to enable high school students in grades seven through twelve to earn college and high school graduation credits through the successful completion of college courses. Students who qualify for CC+ may register for on-line college courses or attend the local college campus.

Visit https://www.ohiohighered.org/ccp for more information.

College Credit Plus Information Night is held in January/February annually.

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