Mission Statement

Committed to providing an education that is challenging and responsive to individual needs; preparing students for life in a safe, nurturing environment that fosters character development and spiritual growth based on Biblical truth.

The Journey Begins...

CS Lewis Community School was founded in 1985. Renamed CS Lewis Academy in 2002, our rich history and commitment to excellence in every dimension of a student’s education has positioned us as one of the most recognized, longest standing private institutions in the area. As a member of the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools (NAAS), our operational guidelines provide measurable standards to ensure the highest quality, most beneficial environment for our student body.

Discovering a Students full Potential

From early childhood education through 12 grade, CS Lewis Academy provides continuity and connection for each student as they progress through each grade. The easy migration from elementary to middle school, and from middle school to high school, affords our students the best possible environment to enrich their experience. Year after year, close bonds with classmates and teachers are forged and established. This foundation provides vital stability, as they are free to explore their full potential during their academic journey with us.

Small Classrooms, Individual Attention

Unlike some settings challenged by crowded classrooms and limited resources, CS Lewis Academy students are given personalized attention and specialized support from accredited, highly trained, full-time faculty. This individualized approach allows students to flourish as their unique needs are assessed and meet through a variety of empowering support programs.

Preparing Students For Life

The decision about how and where children are educated as never been so critical. CS Lewis Academy seeks to nurture and develop the whole student, mind, body, and spirit. A solid academic foundation encourages practical application of knowledge. This is paired with biblically based morality and character building lessons. Through clear independent judgment and character, our graduates have a special uniqueness that empowers and inspires them. They are well grounded, their beliefs established, and prepared for the next phase of their life journey.

Educating the Whole Person

CS Lewis Academy seeks to nurture and develop the whole student, mind, body, and spirit. A solid academic foundation encourages practical application of knowledge. This is paired with biblically based morality and character building lessons. Our approach encourages students to achieve a first-hand education in thoroughness, competence, and responsibility. Through clear independent judgment and character, our graduates have a special uniqueness that empowers and inspires them. They are well grounded, their beliefs established, and prepared for the next phase of their life journey.

Philosophy of Education

The educational process in a Christian school is dependent on a Biblical philosophy, which provides a biblical worldview and essential truths for life so that students may be prepared to assume their proper place in the home, church and state.  Accordingly, the philosophy of education for the school is as follows:

Philosophy based on a God-centered view that all truth is God’s truth.   Our aim socially is to provide a worldview from which will come a balanced personality and proper understanding and acceptance of a person’s role in life at home, work, play, and worship, all grounded in the Christian concept of love.  Our goal is to impact students spiritually, mentally, intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally.  Our purpose is not for reformation, but for raising up young men and women to godly service, to train them in Biblical principles, responsibility, proper behavior, and citizenship, in order that they may grow to be strong Christian leaders in the future.  This will be achieved through Christ-centered teachers integrating God’s Word with a high quality academic program and by providing students the opportunity to develop their spiritual gifts and ministry skills.