Contents

Featured Items

Logic School 
Christmas Concert
December 6

Lower School
Christmas Concerts
December 12 & 13

Upper School Band
& Chorus Concerts
December 16

Let’s Pray for the Senior Service Practicum:  

Heavenly Father, we pray that you would provide encouragement and protection to the leaders, chaperones, and students throughout their service trip to Newport, Tennessee. Please grant them safe travel. Help them remain faithful with the things you have entrusted to them. Bless the work of their hands that it might be a blessing to others. Let them set examples in speech, life, love, and faith. Give them discernment to deal with any problems that may arise. We pray that the experiences they have will not only become great stories to share, but experiences that remain with them always. Send the Holy Spirit to each person so that they grow especially close to you and the others on the trip. May this be a sacred time in their lives. Amen.

Development Update

$3 MILLION PLEDGED TOWARD OUR $4 MILLION GOAL 

We are well on our way to:  

  • Establishing a $5 million endowment,  
  • Installing synthetic turf on our competition field,  
  • Improving student parking.  

A turf field raises the standard, more parking makes life easier, and an endowment increases missional stability. More importantly, sacrificially giving to a cause that matters is transformative.  

  • Your gift says thank you for strategically and intentionally pursuing my child.
  • Your gift helps make the path we navigate together more efficient and more effective.
  • Your gift prepares generations to serve Christ and Kingdom. 

If you were unable to attend Vision Night, this  webpage  will provide information about the newly launched capital campaign. We also invite anyone to reach out for a phone call or meeting.  

Raise your hand as high as you can! Make your pledge today! 

Click here  to indicate your 3-year pledge, set up a recurring donation, or make an online donation. There are a few ways to give, including transferring appreciated stock. Cary Christian School is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, therefore donors may be eligible for a tax benefit to the extent of the law.   

Seeking further information?

  • Connect via email with Robbie or Kelly.
  • Call 919-303-2560 and ask for either of them. 
  • Stop by the Headmaster’s office anytime!
  • We are also happy to provide the campaign brochure and pledge envelope. Just let us know! 
 

School-Wide Information

– IMPORTANT DATES – 

Tuesday, December 12 – Monthly Board Meeting
  • Where: Theater
  • When: 5:00 P.M. 
 
– CHRISTMAS AT CCS – 
 

May God bless our celebration of His son’s birth! See below for event details & download the flyer.

 

Wednesday, December 6 – Logic School Chorus Annual Christmas Concert – Everyone is cordially invited to join the Logic School Chorus’ Sounds of the Christmas Season Concert. This is a beautiful opportunity to hear these wonderful students singing together through worship and scripture. There is no cost to attend, so you will want to arrive early for the best seats! Direct any questions to Mr. James Baker, Choral Arts Program Director.

  • Where: Theater
  • When: 7:00 P.M.
Saturday, December 9 – Town of Cary Christmas Parade at 2:00 P.M. – Come see and support our Kindergarten and 4th grade Kinderbuddies as they represent Cary Christian School and ring in the Christmas season!
 

Saturday, December 16 – Logic and Rhetoric School Band Annual Christmas Concert Presents “Sounds of the Season” – All CCS families, friends, and neighbors are invited to enjoy an afternoon of music and joy. There is no cost to attend, so you will want to arrive early for the best seats! Contact Mr. Dwight Dillion, Instrumental Arts Program Director, with any questions or additional information.

  • Where: Gym
  • When: 1:00 P.M.
Saturday, December 16 at 7:00 P.M. – CCS Choral Arts Department Presents “King of Glory, King of Love” – All CCS families, friends, and neighbors are invited to attend this Christmas cantata created by Sue C. Smith, David Moffit and Travis Cottrell. This program features a variety of Christmas classics and original music that tells the story of Christ from the manger to the cross and beyond through witness and song. We are returning to Cary First Baptist Church located at 218 S. Academy Street in downtown Cary for this special event. Admission is free, but you will want to arrive early for the best seating possible. If you have any questions or would like additional information, contact Mr. James Baker, Director of the CCS Choral Arts Program.  
 

– ANNOUNCEMENTS – 

2023-24 Yearbook on Sale for $55 – It’s time to order this keepsake on Jostens.com. Search for Cary Christian School, then follow the prompts. The price increases to $60 if purchased after January 26.

Extra 2022-23 Yearbooks Available! – Did you misplace last year’s yearbook or forget to order? We have some for sale for $60 each. To purchase one, please see Ms. Kailyn Eskridge at the upper school desk.

Lower School (K-5th)

– IMPORTANT DATES –  

Week of December 4 – Spelling Bee Week – Grades 3-5 – A classroom spelling bee will be held during the first week in December in each of the 3-5 classrooms. The top three winners from each classroom will move on to compete in the Grammar School Spelling Bee in late January.  

SAVE THE DATE! – Christmas Concerts – Our Lower School students are looking forward to sharing the sounds of Christmas with family and friends. Please join us in the theater for a Christmas Concert followed by a small reception in the classrooms. Afterwards, we welcome you to continue the festivities off-campus with your students and loved ones. Dress uniform is required.

Tuesday, December 12:

  • Kindergarten – 8:30 A.M.
  • First Grade – 10:30 A.M.
  • Second Grade – 12:30 P.M.

Wednesday, December 13: 

  • Third Grade – 8:30 A.M.
  • Fourth Grade – 10:30 A.M.
  • Fifth Grade – 12:30 P.M.

– ANNOUNCEMENTS –

Upper School (6th-12th)

– IMPORTANT DATES –

Thursday, November 30 – December 7 – Senior Service Practicum – The senior class will be on a mission trip in Newport, TN. Seniors: No classes on Friday, December 8.
 
Week of December 4 – Logic School Spelling Bee – To determine who will be in the school-wide spelling bee, each 6th, 7th, and 8th grade class will hold a formal classroom bee sometime in early December with their respective English teacher to determine who will will be in the school-wide spelling bee. The top three winners in each classroom will move on to compete in the school-wide spelling bee in late January. The first place winner will move on to compete against other Wake county winners in a district-wide Scripps Spelling Bee. Parents were emailed more information, including a study guide.
 
Electives Change Requests for Semester 2 – These will be reviewed and considered from Monday, December 4 – Monday, December 11. After that time, no more changes will be made. Please print and complete the FORM and turn into the Upper School front desk. All changes will be completed before Christmas break.
 
Friday, December 8 – Sixth Grade Field Trip (1:30 – 2:15 P.M.) – The Sixth Graders will sing Christmas Carols for residents at nearby Sunrise Senior Living on Friday, December 8.  Buses will leave at 1:30 pm and return in time for afternoon carpool. Attire: CCS Dress Uniform.  ACTION NEEDED: Parent approval is required. Please sign the Field Trip Permission Form on your Veracross Parent Portal. Questions? Email DRobinson@carychristianschool.org.
 
Monday, December 11 – Tuesday, December 19 – Christmas Spirit Days – To celebrate the Christmas season, our students can enjoy some fun dress-down days together!
 

Rhetoric School:

  • Monday, December 11: Regular CCS daily uniform
  • Tuesday, December 12: Christmas Pajamas Day
  • Wednesday, December 13: Christmas Character Day
  • Thursday, December 14: Christmas Sweater Day
  • Friday, December 15 (Independent Study Day to prepare for Grades 9-12 Final Exams): Students who choose to come on campus for Teacher “Office Hours” should wear any CCS spirit wear top and pants (jeans/sweatpants/joggers) that follow the non-uniform/CCS spirit wear day guidelines (see Parent Resources below).  

Note: The CCS Daily Uniform attire is required for Semester Final Exams on Monday, December 18, and Tuesday, December 19.

Logic School:

  • Monday, December 18: Christmas Sweater Day (with CCS daily uniform pants/shorts/skirts)
  • Tuesday, December 19: Christmas Outfit Day (wear red and green, Christmas sweaters or dresses, or any fun Christmas attire!)
Friday, December 15 – Rhetoric School Independent Study Day for Final Exams – No classes will be held for grades 9-12. School attendance is not required. Teachers will be available during regular school hours for drop-ins or have arranged additional study sessions with the students. If students are not meeting with a teacher, they will need to leave campus to continue with the K-8 learning environment. 
 
 – ANNOUNCEMENTS –
 
Tutor List – Click here for an updated list of available tutors. 

College Counseling

Today is the deadline for Freshmen and Sophomores to complete the survey in Scoir from the 9th and 10th Grade College Counseling Meeting.

Ms. Smith will meet with Sophomores during Mr. Terhune’s classes on December 5 and 7. Students need to bring their charged laptops.

PSAT results for 10th and 11th grade students are available on their College Board Accounts.   

Co-Curriculars

– ARTS –

Wednesday, December 6 – Logic School Chorus Annual Christmas Concert – Everyone is cordially invited to join the Logic School Chorus’ Sounds of the Christmas Season Concert. This is a beautiful opportunity to hear these wonderful students singing together through worship and scripture. There is no cost to attend, so you will want to arrive early for the best seats! Please direct any questions to Mr. James Baker, Choral Arts Program Director.

  • Where: Theater
  • When: 7:00 P.M.
Saturday, December 16 at 7:00 P.M. – CCS Choral Arts Department Presents “King of Glory, King of Love” – All CCS families, friends, and neighbors are invited to attend this Christmas cantata created by Sue C. Smith, David Moffit and Travis Cottrell. This program features a variety of Christmas classics and original music that tells the story of Christ from the manger to the cross and beyond through witness and song. We are returning to Cary First Baptist Church located at 218 S. Academy Street in downtown Cary for this special event. Admission is free, but you will want to arrive early for the best seating possible. If you have any questions or would like additional information, please contact Mr. James Baker, Director of the CCS Choral Arts Program.  
 
– ATHLETICS –
 
Coaches Needed – Multiple coaching positions open for the Spring 2024 Season! See the list of coaching needs below. If you are interested, contact Jeff Poore.
  • Middle School Track & Field
  • Middle School Girls Soccer
  • Varsity Lacrosse
  • Varsity Mens Tennis 

Spring Athletes – It is time for Early Evaluations! Click here to see a list of schedules. Note: Evaluations start as early as TOMORROW! Questions? Email Jeff Poore or Megan Logan.

Parent Resources

Veracross Portal
My Hot Lunchbox
School Supply Lists
Carpool Information
Quarterly Calendar
Whom to Contact?
Uniform Guidelines
Parent & Student Handbook
After-School Care Info

Our prayer for our school is that the Lord would use Cary Christian to call each of our students to be rooted and grounded in love . . . filled with all the fullness of God (Ephesians 3:17-19).