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prepare Your child to
Think clearly Listen carefully Reason persuasively Articulate precisely Influence greatly

Think clearly.

Instead of being taught what to think, we teach your child how to think. By learning to think clearly and critically, your child is equipped to be a leader no matter what career path they may take.

Listen carefully.

Listening is a vastly underestimated skill. By teaching your child the art of listening, we will empower your child to be able to understand and discern context and meaning, preparing them for success throughout life.

Reason Persuasively.

It’s not enough just to think and listen, your child needs the ability to persuade and influence in a gracious, yet confident manner. These skills are cultivated throughout all facets of your child’s education.

Articulate precisely.

Language and meaning are precise. Those who have mastered the ability to say specifically what they need to say are able to communicate effectively. We help your child develop cunning mastery of communication.

Influence greatly.

All the education in the world is useless unless it is used to influence and change our culture. We know you have big dreams for your child. We do, too. Let us train them to become the leaders of the next generation.

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Merry Christmas!

December 21, 2018

Speaking of the incarnation of God in Christ, John of Damascus (676-749 AD) said, “God rescues man, like by like—most difficult though it seemed—and His wisdom is seen in His devising the most fitting solution of the difficulty. For by…

Why CSW

May 14, 2018

CSW senior Chris Davis filmed and edited a video about CSW from the student perspective. Click here to watch the video and see why Chris and other students here call CSW “home.”