CWC values strong partnerships between families, churches, and schools in the spiritual formation of students. At least one parent is asked to be a professing member of a church or actively pursuing a life of faith. We also understand some families may be searching for a church home, and we are happy to help connect families with local churches and Christian community opportunities.

CWC teaches from a distinctly Reformed perspective - that Jesus Christ has lordship over all creation and is at work renewing all things. Because of this, we see education as more than gaining knowledge. It is part of God’s bigger story of restoration.

CWC welcomes students from all Christian traditions. We are grateful for the diversity within the body of Christ and the opportunity to learn from one another as we grow together in faith.

Yes. CWC is committed to providing strong academic preparation that challenges students to think critically, communicate effectively, and pursue excellence. Students are encouraged to grow academically while also developing character, leadership, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

CWC values a learning environment where students are known personally and supported individually. Smaller class sizes help teachers build strong relationships with students while providing opportunities for individualized support. Our student to teacher ratio is 14:1.

Teachers at CWC seek to create engaging learning experiences that support a variety of learners through:

• Hands-on learning opportunities
• Collaborative projects and discussion
• Technology integration
• Real-world application and experiences
• Individualized support and encouragement

We take a personalized approach to advanced learning opportunities. Because we are a smaller school, we are able to work closely with students and families to help identify opportunities for growth including Advanced Placement and dual credit opportunities that fit each student’s interests, abilities, and future goals.

We take an individualized approach to supporting students by working closely with families, teachers, and our Educational Support Services (ESS) team to find appropriate solutions for each student that needs extra help. We use a combination of classroom performance, teacher insight, and universal screening tools such as MAP Growth assessments to help identify areas of needed support. Support may include:

• Classroom accommodations and modifications
• Guided study halls with a teacher
• Daily check-ins or organization support
• Resource room assistance
• Paraprofessional support within classrooms

ESS services are available at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels, allowing students to receive support appropriate for their age and learning needs. At CWC, our goal is to help every student feel known, encouraged, and supported as they continue to grow and learn.

Yes. CWC is fully accredited by Christian Schools International and the Wisconsin Council of Religious and Independent Schools .

Yes. Students have opportunities to explore courses and experiences in:

• Robotics and coding
• Web design and drafting
• Ag/Pro/Tech education
• Welding and manufacturing
• Business and technology applications
• Career exploration and youth apprenticeship opportunities

CWC graduates are prepared for a variety of post-graduation pathways including:

• Four-year universities
• Technical colleges
• Skilled trades
• Military service
• Ministry and missions
• Workforce and career opportunities

Our goal is to help students graduate with strong academic preparation, practical skills, and a Christ-centered foundation for life beyond school.

Yes. Students regularly participate in hands-on and experiential learning opportunities through:

• Ag/Pro/Tech courses
• Labs and projects
• Community and business partnerships
• Field trips and tours
• Fine arts and performance opportunities
• Leadership and service experiences

We encourage students to be involved, build relationships, and explore their interests. Students can participate in a variety of activities including:

• Athletics
• Music and theater
• Art Club
• Student Council
• Academic Bowl and Math Team
• Ag Club
• Steel Shoe-saders (BUILDMoto)
• Bible studies and leadership opportunities

No. While many families are from Waupun, students also travel from surrounding communities including Fond du Lac, Ripon, Beaver Dam, Juneau, Randolph, Brandon, and other nearby areas. Transportation and bussing options are available for many communities.

We believe education works best when schools, families, and churches work together. Parents are an important part of the CWC community through volunteering, events, prayer groups, athletics, worship opportunities, and ongoing communication with teachers and staff.

We believe family engagement in the CWC community contributes to a thriving school culture. Parents and students experience the best of CWC when they contribute to a positive, unified community. We ask parents to participate in school life when they are able. Volunteering is an opportunity to model service for your child and support CWC’s mission beyond your own student.

Yes. CWC is committed to making Christian education accessible for families. Tuition assistance and scholarship opportunities may be available for qualifying families. Support from donors, community partnerships, and Bargains Galore Thrift Store also helps support affordability for families. Learn More About Tuition Assistance >

Yes. We offer a variety of options: pay in full; semester payment plan; quarterly payment plan, and monthly payment plan.

We like to start the process with families completing admissions inquiry form telling us a little bit about your family and your student(s). You can also contact us directly by calling 920-324-4233 to learn more about CWC and our admissions process. After completing the form, we’ll invite you to tour our campus. If CWC is the right fit for your family, we’ll send a link inviting you to formally apply for admission. Learn More About The Enrollment Process >

Application deadline is January 31 for the February release of placements. All applications after this initial deadline will be considered if space is available. The last day to apply is May 31.

CWC offers bussing options for families from a variety of surrounding communities:

• Fond du Lac
• Oakfield
• Ripon
• Brandon
• Randolph
• Friesland
• Beaver Dam
• Juneau
• Brownsville

Our kitchen staff and volunteers prepare and serve hot lunch each day. The hot lunch menu can be found on our website. Hot lunch may be purchased by the day. Ala-Carte snacks are available for purchase during flex times for middle and high school students. While CWC does not participate in the Federal Hot Lunch program, we are in a position to offer reduced cost hot lunch for families who meet the qualifications laid out by the national program. For more information please contact the CWC Office.

CWC does not require uniforms. We do, however, seek to promote excellence in all areas of education, including dress. How students dress reveals much about their attitude toward life, respect for themselves, for their peers and for God. What we wear is one of the first things others notice about us and will definitely contribute to the first impression we make. Our dress can suggest that we are aligned with a Christian worldview or a secular worldview. If we desire to represent a Christian worldview, we will dress in a way that appropriately reflects Jesus Christ’s presence in our lives (Ephesians 5:3; 2 Timothy 2:22). Student dress should reflect Christian values of modesty and good taste. For specific dress code rules, please refer to our Student Handbook.