Extra Curricular Activities

Forensics (Competitive Speech & Debate)

 ”What is Forensics?” you may ask. It’s not just CSI on television….long before CSI was created, competitive speech and debate (Forensics) has been one of the most intellectually-challenging activities that high school students can undertake. Many notable people, including Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon, Oprah Winfrey, Jane Pauley, Kelsey Grammar, and Ted Turner – just to name few – have been members of the National Forensics League.

Forensics trains students for leadership in business, government, law, education and many other profession. Forensics also teaches students to think critically and speak persuasively, preparing them to be engaged and effective global citizens. Students also become much stronger “Defenders of the Faith” when they can see both sides of an argument and speak persuasively and with conviction about those things they believe.

Our forensics team meets every Tuesday at 3:00pm, with debaters meeting more often for research and practice. Individual event participants can meet with Mr. DeCracker at their convenience to practice for their events. Please contact Mr. DeCracker at brent.decracker@cedarpark.org for more information.

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National Honor Society

National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization that bases itself on four pillars: service, leadership, scholarship and character. In Psalm 86:12 it says, “I will praise you, O Lord my God, with all my heart; I will glorify your name forever”.

Here at Cedar Park Christian School a way that we are able to execute what this verse is saying is by really focusing on one specific pillar, service. In order to be a part of the organization, students must complete at least two service events a year, and in order to maintain that membership, students must continue to participate in two service events every year after your induction. In reaching out to our neighboring communities we are able to be servants. We are able to reach out and aid the people who God has called us to help. Our students come to a better understanding of what God has called us as Christians to be, and be able to serve and serve with a servant’s heart.

Associated Student Body (ASB)

As a Christian school, the purpose of the CPCS Associated Student Body (ASB) is to serve and minister to the student body and school. With Jesus Christ as our ultimate example, the CPCS ASB will strive to exemplify the same attitude of humility, obedience, and servanthood in its role of leadership. The ASB Council consists of elected positions:

  • President
  • Vice-President
  • Secretary
  • Treasurer
  • Two representatives from grades 9-12

Elections are held in the spring. Appointed positions include:

  • Public Relations Coordinator
  • Activities Coordinator
  • Historian
  • Chaplain
For a detailed explanation of ASB responsibilities, click here.

Leadership Class

The Leadership class is a semester elective course designed for students who want to get involved in the planning and implementation of CPCS  activities and are seeking to enrich both school and community. Students enrolled in the leadership class will learn project planning and implementation, problem solving, public speaking, interpersonal communication, team building, working collaboratively, critical thinking, goal setting, and time management.

Some of the activities that the ASB and Class Boards plan every year:

  • Homecoming
  • Spirit Week
  • HS Registration
  • Freshman Lunch
  • Junior-Senior Banquet
  • West-Fest
  • Pursuit
  • Class Events
  • HS Movie Night