Cape Charles Christian School recently announced they have been awarded full accreditation from the Virginia Association of Independent Schools (VAIS).
The Virginia Association of Independent Schools is the leader in advancing and advocating for independent school education in Virginia. A nationally renowned organization, the association currently accredits nearly 100 Virginia schools.
The Cape Charles Christian School recently concluded a lengthy accreditation process, which involved several years of academic and strategic planning and reviews.
Holly Hubbard, Head of the Cape Charles Christian School states, “This process has proven to be an integral part of the development of our school. By meeting the very purposeful standards of VAIS, CCCS has reached even higher levels of excellence in education. We are eager to explore the many opportunities this affiliation offers. Our staff and board have worked tirelessly for several years to make our accreditation a reality. I would like to thank them and congratulation them for their important work.”
To learn more about the Cape Charles Christian School, visit cccsesva.org.
To learn more about the VAIS, visit vais.org.
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This is so odd. When I put my oldest grandson in this school over 8 years ago I was told it was fully accredited!!! And for the record MANY CHILDREN ARE YEARS BEHIND IN THEIR EDUCATION WHEN THEY LEAVE!!!
8 years ago they were just getting started. It was only their second year of being open. It’s a great school with amazing educators! I’m so proud of my mother Leslie Savage and the other teachers who made CCCS a reality!
Your mother is absolutely the best teacher at that school! After my grandson had her is when it all went south.