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About Us

In January of 1994, 15 couples from the Columbus area met to discuss the possibility of starting a Christian school.

After committees researched the areas of faculty, curriculum, legal issues, available facilities and finances, it was decided to begin a Rule 10 (Approved) school in the fall of 1994, being non-denominational but Bible-oriented and Christ-centered.

Through prayer and the study of God’s Word, the school’s name, vision, purpose, standards and statement of faith were formulated, with the goal of becoming an effective, united ministry, providing the Columbus area families with affordable Christian education.

Staff
The Bible says, "A pupil...after he has been fully trained will be like his teacher" (Luke 6:40). Therefore, CCS chooses teachers whose life style is patterned after Christ Himself.

All teachers hold current Nebraska Teaching Credentials form the Department of Education and are qualified to meet the educational and spiritual needs of children.

Our staff includes one administrator, one part-time administrative assistant, four full-time teachers, and two part-time teachers, allowing us a low teacher/pupil ratio.

Staff Bios

Board
CCS is governed by a six-member school board who are committed to the development of a strong Christian elementary school.

Below is a list of our current board members.

Mike Dornish - President	Darrel Wieberdink - Vice President
Bob Becker - Treasurer	Dan Poppe - Secretary
Kevin Bennett - General Board	Trent Tobiason - General Board
Jeff Fermarek - General Board	Jerry McClintic - General Board

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Statement of Faith

Purpose and Vision

Mission Statement

Non-Discrimination Policy:

Columbus Christian School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies and scholarship and loan programs.