Student Council- Student participation in school government is based on the idea that there must be opportunity for the fullest development of the individual so that he/she may render the greatest service to the group. The Student Council is the legislative and executive authority of the students in all of their affairs and represents their views to the faculty and to the administration. The understanding, ability and poise gained through participation in these affairs will enable these same students to take an active and intelligent part in the civic affairs of their community, state and nation. Meetings are held in Room 21 from 12:25-12:50 on the days noted on the club calendar.
Class Officers- Each class (grades 7-12) elects a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and class representative each year. Each candidate must meet the following standards.
- The previous year average in each major subject must be at least 80.
- The conduct grade must be at least B
- Each candidate must present a letter of recommendation from two of his/her teachers. This is to be given to the Student Council Sponsor.
- All candidates must be approved by the Administration.
National Honor Society- The National Honor Society is an organization whose purpose is to “create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character.” Membership is based on Scholarship, Service, Leadership and Character. Candidates shall have spent at least one semester in Crescent City Christian School, and shall be members of the Junior or Senior Class who have a scholarship average of 92% (cumulative) in each academic subject.
National Junior Honor Society- This organization is based on the National Honor Society, and is for Junior High Students.
Key Club- The Key Club is an organization dedicated to constructive service in support of the civic affairs of the school. It is sponsored by Kiwanis International. The motto of the Key Club is “We Build.” Meetings are held in the school auditorium from 12:25-12:50 on the days noted on the club calendar.
Christian Youth Club (CYC) - The CYC helps students have a closer relationship with Christ and fellow students. Meetings are held in the school auditorium from 12:25-12:50 on the days noted on the clubs calendar.
Cheerleaders- Work together to promote school spirit among the student body.
Jr. High, J.V. and Varsity Athletics- CCCS is a member of the Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA). Boys participate in Football, Basketball and Baseball. Girls participate in Volleyball, Basketball and Softball. In order to be eligible for these sports, each student must meet the requirements set forth by LHSAA, and meet and maintain all academic and behavioral eligibility requirements set forth by the CCCS Administration.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) - The FCA helps athletes have a better understanding with Christ and their fellow man.