Cornerstone Stories
As we reached out to teachers to share how they mark this Easter season, one thing became clear: while the settings and details vary, the heart of Easter remains the same—Jesus is alive, and that impacts everything.
For most students, checking the weather is just about deciding whether to grab an umbrella or wear a jacket. But for Cornerstone eighth-grader Nate Carroll, it’s much more than that! Nate has turned his lifelong fascination with the skies into a meaningful contribution to his community by becoming a certified Weather Spotter for the National Weather Service (NWS).
At Cornerstone, our seniors don’t just graduate with knowledge; they graduate with a deep understanding of what it means to serve, lead, and love others as Christ calls us to do. Their legacy of compassion and faith will continue to inspire long after they leave our halls—because the impact they made isn’t just for a grade; it’s for life! Today, we’re sharing just a few of this year’s projects, all connected by a common theme. You’ll be amazed at what these young adults accomplished and how their efforts will continue to impact generations.
Whether it's building bridges, exploring chain reactions, or celebrating Pi Day with purpose, our students are discovering that STEM is more than just facts and formulas—it’s about creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. These projects not only strengthen their academic skills but also reveal how God's design is woven throughout the world around us.
Our teachers are sharing their favorite books today, and students are stepping into the shoes of their favorite characters tomorrow! It’s a week of fun, imagination, and a love for reading. Join the excitement—let’s make every page an adventure!
Four Cornerstone high school students chose a path of purpose over comfort this winter break. They packed their bags, stepped out in faith, and embarked on a mission that would change lives—including their own. Read on today and find out how they became the hands and feet of Jesus in Nicaragua, proving that the most powerful way to spend a break isn’t by taking it easy—it’s by making an impact!