Announcements

NEW ENROLLEES - REDUCED TUITION

We are confident in our success and want others to experience what Cornerstone Chrisitian School has to offer! 

For a short time, Cornerstone is offering an incentive for new enrollees in grades Kindergarten through 8th; for the first 25 new enrollees we are offering drastically reduced tuition

$2400.00 includes Reg. Fee, Book Fee and Tuition

Call now for details on how to ensure your child's enrollment as this offer and space is limited (606) 526-8893
 
2010-2011 New Locations

Cornerstone Christian School is proud to announce their new locations for the 2010-2011 school year: 

  • Middle School (grades 5-8) will be at Soul's Harbor Church off Hwy 192 in London
  • Elementary School (grades Preschool 4 yr old - 4th Grade) will be at Corinth Baptist Church on Old Whitley Road in London
  • Preschool 2 yr old & 3 yr old will be at Community Christian Church on 5th Street in London
  • Head Start, Daycare and Preschool will be at Cornerstone Christian School Location on Commonwealth Drive off West 80 in the Industrial Park

First day of school for the 2010-2011 School Year will be August 18

 
 
New Phone Number & Address

The School Office is now located at Corinth Baptist Church at 1671 Old Whitley Road in London.

  • New telephone number 606-862-0509
  • New fax number 606-862-4902
  • New mailing address  PO Box 848, London, KY  40743
 
Summer Office Hours
The School Office will be open Monday - Friday from 9:00 am till 2:00 pm, or by appointment.
 

Mission Statement PDF Print E-mail

The mission of Cornerstone Christian School is to provide a Christ-centered education based on the teachings of the Holy Scriptures where students are challenged to strive for academic excellence and spiritual growth.  We want to see all students come into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and be able to share their faith with others.

Cornerstone Christian School Goals

We at Cornerstone Christian School want to minister to the mind, body and spirit of our students.  In order to accomplish this task, we have divided our goals into four areas of training: spiritual, educational, social and physical.

A. Spiritual Goals
1.  To teach that the Bible is the inspired and the only infallible, authoritative Word of God.  (II Timothy 3:15-17)
2.  To provide opportunities for the student to confess Christ as Savior and Lord. (Romans 10:9-10)
3.  To encourage students to discern the will of God and then develop the spiritual maturity to carry out His will in their lives. (Romans 12:1-2)
4.  To teach students how to develop the mind of Christ towards Godliness. (I Timothy 4:7)
5.  To teach students to have respect for God’s authority and for His authority structure as demonstrated in the lives of parents and teachers. (Ephesians 6:1-3)
6.  To teach the student to hide God’s word in his or her heart through memorization. (Psalm 119:11)
7.  To teach the student how to become a true “disciple” of Christ, through the development of intensive Bible study skills.  (II Timothy 2:15)

B. Educational Goals
1.  To encourage the development of self-discipline and of taking responsibility for one’s own life and actions. (Proverbs 16:32, Romans 12:3)
2.  To help students develop a truly “Christian World View” by learning to discern all knowledge, thought and action from a Biblical perspective. (II Peter 1:3)
3.  To encourage the students to develop good study skills, thus becoming students who desire “true excellence.”  (II Timothy 2:3-7)
4.  To teach the student how to reason logically from a biblical prospective. (Hebrews 4:15)
5.  To help the student to develop a biblical understanding of the history of the world through the eyes of God, and how our nation fits into God’s plan for His church.

C. Social Goals
1.  To help the student develop a positive self-image, as one who is created in the image of God. (Ephesians 5:21)
2.  To teach the student biblical skills for a “godly” personal and social life. (Psalm 119:9-16)

D. Physical Goals
1.  To teach the student to respect their body as the “Temple of the Holy Spirit.” (I Corinthians 6:19-20)
2.  To teach the student that, through salvation, our bodies are to become a “living sacrifice” for God. (Romans 12:1)
3.  To teach the students to have respect for all human life as being “fearfully and wonderfully” created by the almighty God. (Psalm 139:14)