Our Mission
Cherry Coulee Christian Academy exists to assist families by providing a quality, Christ-centered, Bible based education to equip students for life, and to influence the world around them for Christ.
CCCA is committed to a BIBLICAL STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE for the Glory of God in all it does.
(1 Corinthians 10:31)
CCCA is committed to a BIBLICAL STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE for the Glory of God in all it does.
(1 Corinthians 10:31)
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The Truth About Private School Funding!
Welcome to Cherry Coulee!
CCCA is a privately operated K-12 school in Bow Island, Alberta, Canada. Bow Island is located on Highway 3 between Medicine Hat and Taber. CCCA was founded in 1989 and is committed to training its students not only academically, but also spiritually in order that they might be the people that God created them to be. The board and teachers of CCCA believe that when the home, church, and school environments work cooperatively together, children will grow up with a strong solid Christian base for the future. CCCA is a member of the Koinonia Christian Education Society. In all, nine schools throughout the province of Alberta are KCES member schools. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to visit CCCA's web page and spend a few minutes learning about CCCA and what it represents. Please don't hesitate to contact the school if you have questions about CCCA. 
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Aug-Sept 2020Monday, Aug 31 - School is Back!!! - First Day of school for Grades 1-12 WELCOME BACK! We missed you all, so much. Wed Sept 2nd - Chapel (Staff) Fri 4th - R4G & GWS Mon 7th - Labour Day (No School) Wed 9th - First Day Kindergarten - Chapel (Mr. Daniels) Wed 16th - Chapel (?) Fri 18th - PD day (No school students) Mon 21st - PARENT MEETING 7pm Wed 23rd - Chapel Wed 30th - Chapel Attention Cherry Coulee Parents:
The Alberta Govt. made an announcement Tuesday, Aug. 4 about back to school this Fall and mandatory masks for grade 4-12. Many news sources had headlines simply stating that "Masks Mandatory for 4-12 Students". This headline told only a part of what was said, and caused quite a bit of a stir. This is what was actually said: *K-3 students are encouraged to wear masks but do not have to wear them. *4-12 students must wear masks on buses, in hallways, and while doing face to face, or group work with other students. If they are not facing other students no mask needs to be worn. *Face masks worn where social distancing is not possible for 4-12 students. The government will supply the following supplies at no cost to all schools (including ours) in the province. |
Why Christian Schooling is Right for Your Child:
To watch 6 insightful videos
by Brian Hazeltine - former Principal of Airdrie Koinonia Christian School (1987-2007)
concerning this topic,
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by Brian Hazeltine - former Principal of Airdrie Koinonia Christian School (1987-2007)
concerning this topic,
click here