Newsletter
Gob Sale!
The Cambria County Christian School is having a gob sale!!
Orders can be taken through March 3. Money is due with the orders. The price is $15 a dozen. Delivery date will be March 24. These have won the “Award Winning Gobs” twice at the Gob Fest at the Galleria and the Cambria County fair.
CCCS Announces 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
Mundys Corner, PA. – Cambria County Christian School announces the 2022-2023 Quarter 2 Honor Roll. To be recognized for the Honor Roll, a student must have all A’s and B’s in all subjects. High Honors consist of a student having all A’s in all subjects.
First Grade – Joseph Scott, Eyeslee Pudliner
Second Grade – Nathan Matthews
Third Grade – David Pollino, Blair Ledwich
Fourth Grade – Sophia Williams, Scarlett Burkhart, Emmalyn Matthews
Fifth Grade – Cameron Ledwich, Kendra Regan
Sixth Grade – Brody Williams,
Eighth Grade – Breegan Robertson, Brenna Covalt
Tenth Grade – Jailyn Fenchak
Eleventh Grade – Zoey Snyder, Sarah Scott
Seniors – Jacob Wentz
CCCS Announces 1st Quarter Honor Roll
Mundys Corner, PA. – Cambria County Christian School announces the 2022-2023 Quarter 1 Honor Roll. To be recognized for the Honor Roll, a student must have all A’s and B’s in all subjects. High Honors consist of a student having all A’s in all subjects.
2nd Grade – Ricky Boring, Nathan Matthews
4th Grade – Emmalyn Matthews (High Honors)
5th Grade – Kendra Regan
8th Grade – Brenna Covalt, Breegan Robertson (High Honors)
10th Grade – Jailyn Fenchak (High Honors), Trinity Lehman
11th Grade – Sarah Scott, Zoey Snyder
12th Grade – Jacob Wentz
CCCS Student Places 3rd in State Art Contest
On Wednesday, May 25, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced the winners of the “Don’t Let a Tick Make You Sick Art Contest”. Emmalyn Matthews, a 3rd grader at Cambria County Christian School (CCCS), was selected as the 3rd place winner for her submission. Her artwork will be displayed in the PA Capitol East Wing Rotunda through June 8, 2022.
Emmalyn was surprised and excited she won the contest. She loves art and being creative. This contest was special to her because she was bitten by a tick carrying Lyme disease in 2021. Her hope is that posters like hers will continue to make others aware of the importance of checking for ticks.
The artwork was judged based upon the student creatively demonstrating where ticks can be found and techniques to prevent tick bites.
The mission of CCCS is to be a partner of the home and church, offering a Christ-centered traditional education for children in grades PreK through 12. CCCS is currently accepting and registering students for the 2022-2023 school year for all grades. Call the school for more information (814)749-7406. Financial aid is available.
CCCS Announces 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
Mundys Corner, PA. – Cambria County Christian School announces the 2021-2022 Quarter 3 Honor Roll. To be recognized for the Honor Roll, a student must have all A’s and B’s in all subjects. High Honors consist of a student having all A’s in all subjects.
1st Grade – Nathan Matthews
2nd Grade – Jacob Fertick, David Pollino
3rd Grade – Emmalyn Matthews
4th Grade – Kendra Regan
5th Grade – Brody Williams, Hannah Handlon, Fiona Mundwiler, Angela Schilling
6th Grade – Audrey Burkhart
7th Grade – Brenna Covalt, Breegan Robertson, Alyssabeth Berkebile
8th Grade – Jayla Handlon
9th Grade – Jailyn Fenchak
12th Grade – Trevor Farabaugh
CCCS Announces 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
Mundys Corner, PA. – Cambria County Christian School announces the 2021-2022 Quarter 2 Honor Roll. To be recognized for the Honor Roll, a student must have all A’s and B’s in all subjects. High Honors consist of a student having all A’s in all subjects.
12th Grade – Trevor Farabaugh
11th Grade – Kennedy Barbin
9th Grade – Jailyn Fenchak, Breonna Fertick
8th Grade – Jayla Handlon
7th Grade – Kierra Holley, Brenna Covalt, Alyssabeth Berkebile
5th Grade – Brody Williams, Jude Sheptock, Hannah Handlon, Fiona Mundwiler, Angela Schilling
4th Grade – Saige Underwood, Abigail Schilling
3rd Grade – Sophia Williams, Gideon Sheptock, Emmalyn Matthews
2nd Grade – Ila Manor, Jacob Fertick, David Pollino
1st Grade – Nathan Matthews
CCCS Announces 1st Quarter Honor Roll
Mundys Corner, PA. – Cambria County Christian School announces the 2021-2022 Quarter 1 Honor Roll. To be recognized for the Honor Roll, a student must have all A’s and B’s in all subjects. High Honors consist of a student having all A’s in all subjects.
First Grade: Nathan Matthews
Second Grade: Jacob Fertick, David Pollino
Third Grade: Emmalyn Matthews, Gideon Sheptock
Fourth Grade: Abigail Schilling, Saige Underwood
Fifth Grade: Angela Schilling, Jude Sheptock, Hannah Handlon
Seventh Grade: Brenna Covalt, Jayla Handlon, Madison Myers
Ninth Grade: Jailyn Fenchak
Tenth Grade: Sarah Scott, Zoey Snyder
Eleventh Grade: Jacob Wentz
Twelfth Grade: Trevor Farabaugh
CCCS Holds Spring Banquet and Race for Education
CCCS Holds Spring Banquet and Race for Education
Mundys Corner, PA. – On Thursday, April 23, Cambria County Christian School held its first ever virtual Spring Banquet. CCCS normally has an in-person banquet toward the beginning of April, but due to Covid-19 closures, we were forced to explore other options to help our school obtain the needed funds usually raised at the banquet. Last year, the banquet was held at Hoss’s Steak and Sea House in Ebensburg, and the school was able to raise approximately $26,000. This year, for the first ever virtual banquet, Cambria County Christian School was able to raise slightly more than $32,000, which is a huge success for the school.
CCCS is currently holding their Race For Education virtually, as well. Each child is to run, walk, or ride a bike for the distance of a 5K, and then take a picture or video of them accomplishing this task. Before school was closed, each student wrote letters to family and friends asking for sponsors for them to participate in this fundraiser. We were to hold the race at the school in April, but again, we were forced to try something new. Each child who participates will receive a treat bag, and the three students who bring in the most sponsorship money will receive a gift card.
We continue to teach remotely through Google classroom and other various apps. We plan on finishing our school year May 30. We are currently accepting and registering students for the 2020-2021 school year for all grades. Call the school for more information (814)749-7406. We do offer financial aid.
CCCS Completes One Month of Virtual Learning
CCCS Completes One Month of Virtual Learning
Mundys Corner, PA. – On Wednesday, April 15, Cambria County Christian School reached their one-month mark of virtual classes. On March 13, after hearing several rumors about the possibility of schools closing in our area due to Covid-19, the administration and staff at CCCS met to discuss ways to transfer classes online. The administration and staff worked tirelessly that Friday preparing packets to send home with students for them to work on over the following two weeks. An email was sent out to every family informing them that students would be dismissed at the end of the day with all of their textbooks, this way, parents could choose to pick up their child, so that they did not have to carry all of their books home by themselves.
After the teachers worked all weekend setting up their Google classrooms, Monday morning started with what was to become the “new normal” for CCCS education. Since then, it hasn’t been completely easy, and we’ve had to work out a few bugs, but we have now developed a system of learning that will ensure all students are ready to advance to the next grade come the 2020-2021 school year.
Each week, the teachers prepare the following week’s work in packets that are placed in a bin outside. This allows parents to come at any time over the weekend and pick up their child’s/children’s work for the upcoming week’s classes. In addition to supplying the necessary paperwork and supplies, each teacher uses several apps to deliver videos that facilitate students’ learning of the new curricula being taught. Most of the teachers use Educreations, Seesaw, Desmos, and Zoom. While these new systems have been a learning experience for everyone, we continue to take things day by day, and, most importantly, we thank God for our ability to continue teaching our students during these tough times.