Capital Christian School

What is distance-learning costing your child? Are you seeking solutions that addresses your child’s social and emotional health and development during these formative years? Capital Christian School seeks to provide a safe and responsible solution to help our students and families. Head of School, Tim Wong, shares, "We want to provide our next generation of students to be leaders to know they have a purpose and a plan for their life. [Students] are loved and they are called..., and overall they have confidence in our Lord Jesus Christ." Discover how Capital is developing collaborative solutions to address the overall health of our children especially through today’s challenges. Schedule a visit today or come to our safe and socially distanced OPEN HOUSE on December 5th. http://capitalchristian.school

IT'S HERE! The CCS K-8 Cougar Closet Clothes Consignment!!! Located in D-6 (next to the K-8 office). In the morning from 7:45 am - 8:30 am and again in the afternoon, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, November 4, 5, & 6.

Join us live or virtually for an informative session to help parents decide on the best fit Kindergarten for their child. Visit https://capitalchristian.school/kinder

Join us as we celebrate the life of Mr. Wills!

Sacramento County Health Department approves waiver for in-class teaching for K-6. More details to come... http://capitalchristian.school

In our recent survey, Capital Christian High School students responded that they are happier, able to focus better and less anxious in our on-campus Study Pods! For more details, visit https://capitalchristian.school/reopens.

Jesus Loves You - Madison Wright Your love for the Lord and example of a life truly dedicated to Christ has made such an impact on the Capital family and beyond. We are #MadisonStrong

In honor of Madison we are having a Purple Out on Thursday 9/10. Come to school decked out in all of your purple gear #MadisonStrong

And how is your child's social-emotional health? "Social-emotional development includes the child’s experience, expression, and management of emotions and the ability to establish positive and rewarding relationships with others. It encompasses both intra- and interpersonal processes." (cde.ca.gov) Capital cares... visit us at https://capitalchristian.school

Welcome back to campus! https://capitalchristian.school/reopen

Our Student Store is now OPEN! Please click the link below

Check out the narrative for On-campus Life Groups / Study Pods to bring clarity to the school's decision. https://www.capitalchristian.school/reopen

Robert Henry Wills Jr. (AKA Mr. Wills, Señor Wills, Coach Wills) began his tenure at Capital Christian High School on August 11, 2004 where he served admirably as Spanish teacher and Assistant Dean of Students. In his sixteen years of service, Mr. Wills also worked as Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, Proctor, Coach, and Mentor. Bob Wills was known for many things but will be best remembered as The Voice of the Cougars. For many years, Bob was the PA Announcer for... CCHS Football and Boys & Girls Basketball. He called hundreds of regular season and playoff games during his time at Capital. One of Bob’s passions was to ensure that each student was academically eligible to participate in their sport. During break and lunch you might find Mr. Wills speaking with students, encouraging them to keep their grades up. This guidance was critical to each students’ success. He cared deeply about their educational progress and aimed to prepare them for the next level. His greatest joy was shaking each students hand on graduation day and telling them, you did it, you’re ready, go do it! Above all, Mr. Wills most memorable accomplishment, and what he will be remembered by forever, is authoring the school’s fight song. In the spring of 2008, Mr. Wills presented his idea and version of the fight song to Student Leadership. They heard it one time and overwhelmingly agreed on its adoption. He presented it to the student body the following week at chapel and Cougar Nation has been singing it ever since. He was extremely proud of this and insisted that everyone sing it properly! Standing together, pointing together, and yelling GO CC! together. He was particularly loyal and cared deeply about unity. Mr. Wills made every student he came across feel special and important. He was one-of-a-kind and will be missed deeply around our campus. Mr. Wills succumbed to a bout with Leukemia on August 1, 2020. He left this world having made tremendous impact and went peacefully to be in the arms of Jesus. He will be greatly missed! In an effort to ensure all who loved Mr. Wills can attend, a memorial service in his honor has been postponed. Please stay tuned for additional details. Until then, in the words of Mr. Wills: Roll On, and Go COUGARS!!! See more