CCS Students currently enrolled in SAU Concurrent Classes spent the morning at Southern Arkansas University, learning about all the amazing things SAU has to offer students right here in our community! Columbia Christian School was well represented by Juniors and Seniors: Abby Triplet, Symphonie Campbell, Kaleigh Williams, Izzy Mustafa, Anna Kate Martin, Breleigh Rivard, Jackson Newton, Griffin Wiggins, Katy Goodheart, Sydney Edwards, Landon Burley, Ruston Hern, and Harmonee Johnson.
Congratulations to our Spotlight teachers of the week!
Have a blessed week!
Congratulations to our Varsity Volleyball team for taking home the Silver Bracket Championship!
They went 4-1 on the day and fought hard through a long day of volleyball.
Calling all alumni!
Please go to the link and fill out the form (if you didn't already) so that we can feature you on our CCS Facebook page.. Thanks so much!
“And the King shall answer and say unto them, verily I say unto you, inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done unto me.” Matt. 25:40-45
Mrs. Newton’s 6th graders, along with her7th and 8th period Art classes, have chosen to sponsor a Zambian child to attend Chabantu Academy, led by BMA missionaries Michael and Sharon Quillman, who visited our campus last year. Together, Mrs. Newton and her students will be praying weekly for their sponsored child and hope to even connect with him through FaceTime in the future.
The cost to sponsor a child in Zambia is just $11.25 per month ($135 per year). This covers the child’s uniform, two meals each day, full tuition, and school supplies—helping provide education to orphans, children from single-parent homes, or families who cannot afford to send their child to school.
If other classes would like to join in sponsorship—or if any families would like to personally sponsor a child—please contact Sharon Quillman at sharonquillman@gmail.com
Mrs. Newton’s 6th graders, along with her7th and 8th period Art classes, have chosen to sponsor a Zambian child to attend Chabantu Academy, led by BMA missionaries Michael and Sharon Quillman, who visited our campus last year. Together, Mrs. Newton and her students will be praying weekly for their sponsored child and hope to even connect with him through FaceTime in the future.
The cost to sponsor a child in Zambia is just $11.25 per month ($135 per year). This covers the child’s uniform, two meals each day, full tuition, and school supplies—helping provide education to orphans, children from single-parent homes, or families who cannot afford to send their child to school.
If other classes would like to join in sponsorship—or if any families would like to personally sponsor a child—please contact Sharon Quillman at sharonquillman@gmail.com
Pink-out day is Friday, October 10! Tomorrow is the last day to order Pink-Out Shirts, so get your order in! Here is the link: https://walkoffapparel.com/store/ccsptf
Please fill out the form below to sign up for PeeWee Soccer at Columbia Christian for the Fall of 2025! (Homeschool children are also welcome!)
https://forms.gle/iW4tARJxp78Wd6f57
https://forms.gle/iW4tARJxp78Wd6f57
CCS VOLLEYBALL TODAY!
@ Harmony Grove
4:30 pm
JH/V
@ Harmony Grove
4:30 pm
JH/V
Congratulations Leiahna Dennis on being this weeks Chicken Express Athlete of the week!!
PeeWee basketball today @ Taylor!
We had special guest speakers at chapel this week! John and Sharon Henry came and shared with us about their recent mission trip to visit the Quilmans in Africa. We loved hearing about their trip, hearing about how the Lord used them for His glory and seeing all of their pictures! Thank you for taking time out of your day to come and spend it with our students!
Columbia Christian School was proudly represented at last week’s Columbia County Fair and Livestock Show!
Our talented CCS students showcased an impressive variety of livestock—from poultry and rabbits to hogs, lambs, and cattle.
We’re thrilled to share that many of them earned top honors, bringing home Grand and Reserve Champion titles in their respective categories!
Congratulations to all our hardworking students for your dedication, sportsmanship, and success in the ring—you’ve made CCS proud! 💙💛
Nora Smith - Lambs, Rabbits & Poultry
Marley Linville - Cattle
Ashlyn Fullenwider - Cattle & Poultry
Ryleigh Fullenwider - Cattle, Hogs & Poultry
Teal Wagner - Cattle
Brooks Collier - Cattle
Keaton Collier - Cattle
Tate Collier - Cattle
Lane Bradshaw - Rabbits
Rhett Bradshaw - Rabbits
Anneleigh Cherry - Cattle
Elle Hudgens - Poultry
Ollie Hudgens - Poultry
Cody Beckham - Poultry
Kree Young - Cattle, Rabbits & Poultry
Mattie Bussey - Cattle
Harlan Ross - Rabbits
CCS Alumni - Sarah Johnson Fields
Faithwear Week – October 13-16, 2025
As a Christian school, we strive to foster an environment where students can express their faith meaningfully and appropriately. In light of student interest, we are designating the week of October 13–16 as Faithwear Week in the middle and high school.
What’s Allowed
Middle and high-school students may wear Christian-themed shirts in place of their uniform tops Monday, October 13-Thursday, October 16, with one exception -
chapel day. Shirts may include Bible verses, cross imagery, or other faith-based messages consistent with the mission and values of our school.
All shirts must be school-appropriate in message, tone, and design.
Uniform bottoms/jeans and shoes are still required each day (hats are not permitted).
Please note
Wednesday, October 15th, is our regular chapel day, and all students
are required to wear their full chapel uniform on that day.
No exceptions will be made for themed attire during
chapel day.
This themed week provides a voluntary opportunity for students to
reflect their Christian identity in visible, respectful ways. It is not affiliated
with any outside organization, political message, or social movement. Our goal
is to promote spiritual unity, kindness, and thoughtful expression within our
community.
As a Christian school, we strive to foster an environment where students can express their faith meaningfully and appropriately. In light of student interest, we are designating the week of October 13–16 as Faithwear Week in the middle and high school.
What’s Allowed
Middle and high-school students may wear Christian-themed shirts in place of their uniform tops Monday, October 13-Thursday, October 16, with one exception -
chapel day. Shirts may include Bible verses, cross imagery, or other faith-based messages consistent with the mission and values of our school.
All shirts must be school-appropriate in message, tone, and design.
Uniform bottoms/jeans and shoes are still required each day (hats are not permitted).
Please note
Wednesday, October 15th, is our regular chapel day, and all students
are required to wear their full chapel uniform on that day.
No exceptions will be made for themed attire during
chapel day.
This themed week provides a voluntary opportunity for students to
reflect their Christian identity in visible, respectful ways. It is not affiliated
with any outside organization, political message, or social movement. Our goal
is to promote spiritual unity, kindness, and thoughtful expression within our
community.
Volleyball games today here vs Emerson. PeeWee game @ 3:30; JH game @ 5:30; Senior Ceremony @ 6:30; Varsity will follow. Wear your blue and gold! Go, Lady Crusaders!
Reminder: See You at the Pole will be at 7:15 am tomorrow, Wednesday, September 24. In case of rain, we will meet in the new gym. Students in fifth grade and under will need to be accompanied by a parent. See you there!
This September, our elementary students focused on what it means to be a "Good Image
Bearer of God." They've been learning that using kind words and treating others with
respect truly matters. We used the verse out of James 3:4 and how our words can
dangerous and out of Genesis 1: 26 when God says, “Let us make man in our image...”
Our students in kindergarten through 5th grade participated in a project where they wrote
phrases and drew pictures to show what this looks like in their lives. We were so impressed
with their creativity and thoughtfulness!
We're excited to announce the winners of our September contest. Here is a photo of the
students whose work was chosen to represent our theme.
Congratulations to all our winners!
Kindergarten: Clara Johnson, Abraham Morales; 1st Grade: Asher Cheatham, Brynlee
Carr; 2nd Grade: Kendall Speake, Quinton Hall; 3rd Grade: Keaton Collier, Mandy Dees: 4th
Grade: Ryker Haire, Aubrey Neal: 5th Grade: Isaiah Jackson, Harper Huang
Come support your CCS Volleyball Players!
Congratulations to our Spotlight Teachers of the week!!
