Huge thank you to Cypress Español for praying us into the school year and blessing our staff with a delicious meal and time to fellowship!
Mark your calendar for our first 8th Grade Trip Fundraiser of the year! 🍦
Cypress families- There are only 10 days left to order your 2025/26 Cardinal Day shirts and other school apparel before the fall ordering portal closes. Order here: https://powellprints.chipply.com/CypressStudents/store.aspx?action=viewall
The Cypress K-8 Office will be closed June 30 - July 11. 🎆
Cypress Christian School is closed Monday, May 26 in observation of Memorial Day.
Tomorrow (5/23/25) is our May Free Dress Down Friday! Please refer to the Family Handbook for details on dress code.
Join us tomorrow evening for our 5-8th Grade's Spring Concert and the Middle School Art Show!🎵🎨
8th Grade Etiquette Lunch 2025
5th grade classes visited Battelle-Darby Creek Metro Park for hiking and lunch and then toured the SWACO landfill in southern Franklin County. Students learned about the importance of recycling and got an up-close look on top of the landfill.
Middle School Talent Show 2025
This morning, Fruit of the Spirit award recipients were recognized for demonstrating Self-Control. “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.” Gal. 5:22-23
Join us tomorrow evening for our 4-5th grade Musical and Art Show!
Tomorrow is May's Cardinal Day! Please review the Family Handbook for dress code details.
• Wear the 2024-25 Cardinal Day shirt with dress down bottoms for FREE.
- OR -
• Wear a previous Cardinal Day shirt with dress down bottoms and donate $1.
Day 4 of 8th Grade trip started with a walk through the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial before heading off to The Museum of the Bible. Students and their chaperones are currently en route home. Please join us in praying for safe travels.
Mrs. Niki O’Connor, a 2020 graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, shared her motivation to study engineering and space flight operations as well as experiences as a rocket valve engineer with Blue Origin with the 5th grade classes today. Mrs. O’Connor shared that growing up in Houston in a church attended by astronauts and others who worked at NASA gave her a Biblical worldview that continues to help her to honor the Lord in her work and all she does.
Mrs. Chrysler and Mrs. O’Connor attend church together.
Day 3 of 8th Grade trip began with a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, followed by the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, the Marine Corps Iwo Jima Memorial, and the 9/11 Memorial at the Pentagon.
Thank you Pastor Doug McCoy for speaking in the K-7th grade chapel today. Old Native American worry stone has a lot of pain and worry in it. It was used to remind us of another stone. A stone set up to remember us “thus for the Lord has rescued us.” The Ebenezer stone is called a help stone. The Lord has been a help to us from back when all the way to today. It also helps us to think about tomorrow. If God has been a helper in the past, then God will be a helper in the future.
1 Samuel 7:12
Day 2 of Trip included a visit to the Capitol Building, US Library of Congress, Holocaust Memorial Museum, & the Lincoln, Vietnam, & Korean Memorials. Our evening devotions included the reminder that, "You'll never look into the eyes of anyone for whom Christ did not die."
Day 1 of the 8th Grade Trip in the books! Today students visited the National Museum of African American History & Culture, shopped for souvenirs, and explored the FDR Memorials.
Author Shannon Cook spoke to K-3rd grade in a special chapel. Her book is called I Made the Earth - an Earth Day book from God’s perspective. Winner of a Moonbeam Award gold medal and Book of the Year at the Selah Awards.
