| ABOUT CVCS |
CVCS is located in the village of Buckingham Court House. Incorporated in 2002, the non-profit organization operates as a ministry of
Maysville Baptist Church. The governing body for the school consists of the Board of Directors (see below). CVCS opened for the
2004-2005 school year to students in kindergarten and has maintained its original plan to add one grade each year up to grade eight.
CVCS is a member of the Virginia Council for Private Education and the Association of Christian Schools International. www.acsi.org
CVCS adheres to the belief that inherent in a superior Christian education are high standards, a nurturing but disciplined learning environment,
and parental involvement. CVCS also maintains that a K-8 Christian foundation combined with a continued network of support throughout the
high school years will strengthen students' potential to impact their world for Christ.
In addition to a traditional classroom, small class size, challenging academics, and Christian values, CVCS offers special resource classes in
Spanish, music, physical education, and library science. Students pen-pal with foreign kids, visit the nursing home every month, attend chapel
services every week, take field trips for fun and learning, compete for national fitness awards, build, create and experiment almost every day!
Maysville Baptist Church. The governing body for the school consists of the Board of Directors (see below). CVCS opened for the
2004-2005 school year to students in kindergarten and has maintained its original plan to add one grade each year up to grade eight.
CVCS is a member of the Virginia Council for Private Education and the Association of Christian Schools International. www.acsi.org
CVCS adheres to the belief that inherent in a superior Christian education are high standards, a nurturing but disciplined learning environment,
and parental involvement. CVCS also maintains that a K-8 Christian foundation combined with a continued network of support throughout the
high school years will strengthen students' potential to impact their world for Christ.
In addition to a traditional classroom, small class size, challenging academics, and Christian values, CVCS offers special resource classes in
Spanish, music, physical education, and library science. Students pen-pal with foreign kids, visit the nursing home every month, attend chapel
services every week, take field trips for fun and learning, compete for national fitness awards, build, create and experiment almost every day!
CVCS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2008-2009 Cameron Cloud, Director Mark Waldrop, Director Elizabeth Ragland, Director Jackie Ponton, Secretary Anita Gimber, Director Margaret Stout, Director Kemper Beaseley, III, Director Pat Harvey, Treasurer |
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