Student Life
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Every student entering 7th grade is inducted into a House. It is our student government, our lunch table, and the reason field day gets competitive.
The House Program
Four Houses, named for the four Gospels
Houses function as peer mentorship and study groups through the year. They share special lunch times together, plan school-wide activities, and form the basis of our student government.
Mark
Luke
John
Points are earned onHonorEmpathyDutyTallied through the year to decide the House Cup.
Traditions
The things students remember
01
The House Program
On entering 7th grade, every student is inducted into one of four Houses — Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John. House groups share special lunch times together, plan school-wide activities, and are the basis of our student government.
02
Induction Service
Students are inducted into their House in a special service, where they receive their House pins.
03
The House Cup
Houses work together to earn points in three categories — honor, empathy, and duty. Points are tallied through the year to determine the winning House.
04
Field Day
Three times a year, younger students are assigned a temporary House and everyone competes together. These events have become a tradition that develops a real sense of pride.
Beyond the school day
Art, music, and summer
- Art ClassStudio work with our middle school and high school art faculty.
- Music LessonsVocal performance, instrumental music, and worship arts — technical skill alongside spiritual growth.
- Summer CampsA nurturing environment where kids build lasting friendships while deepening their relationship with Christ.
Choose CAL
Spend a morning on campus
Houses, field days, art and summer — the parts students actually remember.
Or call the office at (225) 364-3734