Research Country Christian School Private Schools in West Linn, Oregon

“My children have gone to this school since Kindergarten. We have seen it change a lot over the years, always moving towards improvement. Our son is a sophomore at OSU and our daughter has been accepted there and will start next year. The character they have developed here as well as the education they received has prepared them well for the world at large. Bible is taught as truth. There are over 25 different denominations represented at the school by the student body. Students come from a 25 mile radius. The current administration has an attitude of excellence and provides ample opportunities for the teaching staff to reach that goal. The smaller atmosphere allows for a lot of personal attention to each student that would be an impossibility in the public arena. The teaching staff has a genuine heart for their students which can make a world of difference.”

“My children have gone to this school for the passed year. They have enjoyed it. The academics might be are advanced, but we like that. There are some extracurriculars, including guitar lessons, volleyball, basketball, ect. Most of the familes in the school also attend the Church. Their beliefs are taught quite a bit, so if you don't have the same beliefs it will be a problem.”

“Country Christian School gave my three children a good education while giving them opportunities to play in a variety of sports and participate in music and other extra-curricular activities. My favorite part was the fact that they had devotions every morning and chapel every week.”

“Academic testings are always far above state and national levels. Several sturdent have gone on to major universities and have done very well. The school is developing a music program. It has a solid art program. As far as technology, the school has a computer lab. Most every classroom has computers available for student use. The addition of the new west building has capabilities for internet studies in the classrooms. CCS participates in OSAA in the Casco league. The cougars have been a power in boys basketball and are continuing this tradition. The girls basketball team is looking to advance to the district playoffs for the first time in a long time. The volleyball team is on the rise and was one win short of the play-offs (for the first time in school history) this year. The football team came back after a 4 year hiatus. CCS also offers baseball.”