Preparing for School

Elementary students do not need to purchase school supplies—they are provided by the school. Students will receive their supplies from their teacher on the first day of school. This does not include a backpack so please send your child to school with their own backpack.

Kindergarten through fifth grade only: Bibles will be supplied by the school to go with our online digital Bible curriculum, DeepRootsBible.com. 

The following will NOT be provided by the school: 

• Second through sixth grade: earbuds

• Sixth grade: any NIV Bible

Schedules are posted online through the FACTS Family Portal, our online grade book at this link: https://cap-ca.client.renweb.com/pwr/  If you have any questions about your student's course selection, please contact Mrs. Rutz at krutz@cvcs.org

Junior high students are required to purchase their own textbooks from any bookseller. To avoid errors in ordering, we strongly encourage you to be certain that your student’s schedule is final before purchasing any books.

Textbook List

Each student is provided with their own state-of-the-art Lenovo Thinkpad laptop to be used during class and at home throughout the school year. Laptops are issued by the school and distributed to students before or on their first day of school. All laptops need to be carried in a protective sleeve or backpack (not provided). 

Students will be provided with a specific school supply list from their teachers on the first day of school. General school supplies that are not related to specific classes can be purchased ahead of time.

• Large binder with dividers or smaller binders for each class
• Writing utensils - Black or blue pens, #2 pencils, and a green pen for correcting
• College ruled lined paper
• Earbuds/headphones (earbuds preferred due to the compact size)
• Locker shelf for locker organization 

New students and seventh graders will receive their locker number and combination at new student orientation or on their first day of school.  All lockers come equipped with a combination lock that is to be used by students. 

Schedules are posted online through the FACTS Family Portal, our online grade book at this link: https://cap-ca.client.renweb.com/pwr/  If you have any questions about your student's course selection, please contact Mrs. Rutz (9th–10th grade) at krutz@cvcs.org or Mrs. Norgren (11th-12th grade) at enorgren@cvcs.org

Students in 9th through 12th grade may have a mix of digital textbooks and traditional hard copy/print textbooks depending on the courses in which they are enrolled.  All digital books should be purchased once students return to school and schedules are finalized.  Please Note: If your student is enrolled in a course that will be using a digital textbook, the instructions on how to obtain the digital textbooks from Pearson will be made available soon. 

Textbook List

Each student is provided with their own state-of-the-art Lenovo Thinkpad laptop to be used during class and at home throughout the school year. Laptops are issued by the school and distributed to students before or on their first day of school. All laptops need to be carried in a protective sleeve or backpack (not provided). 

Students will be provided with a school supply list from each of their teachers on the first day of school. 
 

Returning students will keep the same locker assignment as last year. New students will receive their locker number and combination at new student orientation or on their first day of school. All lockers come equipped with a built-in combination lock. You do not need to purchase your own lock.

As part of our health and wellness initiative, CVCS maintains a mandatory drug testing policy for all high school students. All high school students are required to undergo an annual hair test administered by a certified staff member at the beginning of each school year. Student-specific results from the inaugural round of testing are sent directly and exclusively to parents. CVCS administrators will neither receive nor have access to these student-specific results but will receive aggregate drug-use information. Additionally, random testing occurs throughout the school year.

All high school athletes are required to have a physical to participate in sports. Click here for information packet and forms.