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Central Wisconsin Christian School

Where Christ Is Central

High School

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High School at CWC

Equipped to lead and live out their faith

High school is a time of preparation and purpose. At CWC, students are challenged to grow academically, deepen their faith, and discover how God is calling them to use their gifts in the world.

 

What Makes High School at CWC Unique?

  • Christ-centered learning that integrates faith with every subject and discipline
  • Rigorous academics that prepare students for college and future careers
  • Teachers who mentor and invest, guiding students academically and spiritually
  • A focus on faith ownership, helping students develop a personal, lasting relationship with Christ
  • Leadership opportunities that build confidence and responsibility
  • A culture of service, encouraging students to impact their communities

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High School Outcomes: What Your Child Will Gain

By graduation, students at CWC are equipped to take their next steps with confidence and a strong foundation in Christ.

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Spiritual Development

Demonstrates a personal faith in Christ strengthened by habits of spiritual discipline


Understands and applies Biblical truth to complex, real-world situations


Is prepared to live out their faith independently beyond high school

 

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Leadership & Responsibility

Takes initiative and responsibility for personal growth and goals


Serves others and demonstrates accountability

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Academic Readiness

Demonstrates mastery of core academic subjects


Is prepared for college, trade school or a career


Develops strong study habits and intellectual curiosity


 

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Critical Thinking & Discernment

Evaluates ideas, perspectives, and information through a Biblical worldview


Engages in meaningful discussion and respectful dialogue


Applies learning to real-world challenges and opportunities
 

 

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Character & Service

Understands their role in God’s world and their responsibility to contribute to the restoration of His Kingdom

 

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A Christ-Centered Approach to Learning and Life

At CWC, students are encouraged to connect their learning to a greater purpose. Every subject, experience, and opportunity points back to this mission: to glorify God and serve in His world.

As students grow, they are challenged to not only understand their faith—but to live it out with courage and conviction.
 

 

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Preparing for What’s Next

Whether students are pursuing college, a career, or other opportunities, CWC graduates leave prepared for the next step. More importantly, they leave equipped for life—grounded in faith, confident in their abilities, and ready to make a meaningful impact.

 

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Launch with Purpose

 

The high school years are a time to grow, lead, and prepare for what comes next.

 

Learn About Our Enrollment Process

 

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