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'''Crossroads Christian School''' is a [[nondenominational]] [[Christianity|Christian]] school located in [[Corona, |
'''Crossroads Christian School''' is a [[nondenominational]] [[Christianity|Christian]] school located in [[Corona, California]]. It serves approximately 700 students from Preschool to year 12. The school is accredited with ACSI (Accrediting Commission of the Association of Christian Schools) & WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges). |
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==History== |
==History== |
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Crossroads Christian School Association was officially formed in 1978 under the leadership of Roger Harris. The school was opened on the [[Crossroads Christian Church]] property. The preschool opened in 1979 with half-day and full-day classes for 2-5 year olds. In fall of 1980 Crossroads Christian School added a full Kindergarten class and more preschool classes. |
Crossroads Christian School Association was officially formed in 1978 under the leadership of Roger Harris. The school was opened on the [[Crossroads Christian Church]] property on the corner of Rancho Rd. and Main St. The preschool opened in 1979 with half-day and full-day classes for 2-5 year olds. In fall of 1980 Crossroads Christian School added a full Kindergarten class and more preschool classes. |
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In September 1983 the school purchased 3 acres to be able to relocate to a new campus at 1400 Fullerton Ave in the City of Corona and enabled the elementary school to grow and develop and allow the preschool to expand at the old campus. |
In September 1983 the school purchased 3 acres to be able to relocate to a new campus at 1400 Fullerton Ave in the City of Corona and enabled the elementary school to grow and develop and allow the preschool to expand at the old campus. |
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In 1993 the school purchased a house and a two-story building in front of the Fullerton Ave campus to accommodate the continued growth of the school and was able to add additional classrooms, a school library and computer lab. |
In 1993 the school purchased a house and a two-story building in front of the Fullerton Ave campus to accommodate the continued growth of the school and was able to add additional classrooms, a school library and computer lab. |
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==Campus== |
==Campus== |
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Is located in Corona, |
Is located in [[Corona, California]]. on the corner of Fullerton Ave and Ontario Ave. The campus consists of 5 main buildings, 3 acre multipurpose sports field, playgrounds, and parking lots. |
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==High School== |
==High School== |
Revision as of 05:25, 31 May 2010
Crossroads Christian School | |
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2380 Fullerton Ave , , 92881 | |
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School type | Preschool, Elementary, Middle School, High School, Home School |
Denomination | Non-Demoninational |
Opened | 1978 |
Superintendent | Beth Frobisher |
Staff | Phyllis Sutton, Linda Trueblood, Penny Morrison, Vicki Parr |
Grades | Preschool - 12 |
Gender | Mixed |
Age range | 3-18 |
Average class size | 18 |
Slogan | Home of History Makers and World Changers for the Glory of God |
Sports | Soccer, Football, Baseball |
Mascot | Cougars |
Accreditation | ACSI & WASC |
Yearbook | Yes |
Website | http://www.crossroadsschool.org |
Crossroads Christian School is a nondenominational Christian school located in Corona, California. It serves approximately 700 students from Preschool to year 12. The school is accredited with ACSI (Accrediting Commission of the Association of Christian Schools) & WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges).
History
Crossroads Christian School Association was officially formed in 1978 under the leadership of Roger Harris. The school was opened on the Crossroads Christian Church property on the corner of Rancho Rd. and Main St. The preschool opened in 1979 with half-day and full-day classes for 2-5 year olds. In fall of 1980 Crossroads Christian School added a full Kindergarten class and more preschool classes. In September 1983 the school purchased 3 acres to be able to relocate to a new campus at 1400 Fullerton Ave in the City of Corona and enabled the elementary school to grow and develop and allow the preschool to expand at the old campus. In 1993 the school purchased a house and a two-story building in front of the Fullerton Ave campus to accommodate the continued growth of the school and was able to add additional classrooms, a school library and computer lab. In 2003 13 acres were purchased on the corner of Fullerton Ave and Ontario Ave next to Crossroads Christian Church to allow for more expansion. The first building was completed on the new property in 2005 which allowed the kindergarten classes to move. Over the next few years more buildings were built and fifty thousand square feet of office and educational space developed. In 2007 the entire school was moved to the new campus. The new campus consists of a sports complex, full service kitchen for cafeteria services, chapel/multipurpose room, and state of the art computer lab. Of the 17 acres there is almost 8 acres remaining for future growth and development.
Campus
Is located in Corona, California. on the corner of Fullerton Ave and Ontario Ave. The campus consists of 5 main buildings, 3 acre multipurpose sports field, playgrounds, and parking lots.
High School
Crossroads Christian High School[1] was started in the Fall of 2009 with 9th Grade. The school has a state of the art one-to-one laptop program in which each student is equipped with an Apple Inc. MacBook computer and a majority of the class work is accomplished using it. An athletics department has been developed for all sports. The High School currently resides on the Crossroads Christian Church campus until a new high school building is built.
Home School Academy
Crossroads Christian Home School Academy was started in the Fall of 2009. The home school is unique in different ways by allowing students to participate in Friday school where students come to the Crossroads Christian School campus for classes such as art, cooking, music, & science. These classes are designed to be interactive and provide the students with classes that are not easy to do at home with parents.[2]