Crestview Academy

This week, we celebrated our 8th-grade graduates and the many ways they have grown during their time at Crestview.

Throughout the evening, staff shared encouragement, laughter, and stories from their years together at Crestview.

One especially sweet moment of the evening came when students received clippings from a class plant they first adopted in 3rd grade — a reminder that while they arrived at Crestview without roots, much like the clippings, they are leaving grounded in faith, knowledge, and love.

Students also shared their handmade art room ceiling tiles, which will be added alongside more than 20 years of graduating class tiles — literally leaving a piece of themselves at Crestview.

This was a class known for their integrity, kindness, and selflessness, and we are so proud of the individuals each student has become. We are excited to see how God continues to guide their paths in the years ahead.

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

This week, our 3rd grade students spent a day at Acres for Joy for their Gift of Time — serving, learning, and making memories together.

Students helped with chores and yard clean-up around the ranch, groomed and exercised horses, created leather keychains, and made thank-you cards for donors who support the organization.

We’re grateful for opportunities like these that allow our students to learn through serving others, working together, and experiencing God’s creation in a meaningful way.

Today, we welcomed back members of Crestview’s 8th Grade Class of 2022 as they returned for our Senior Walk tradition.

Our students lined up to congratulate them, celebrate their accomplishments, and catch a glimpse of what the future can hold.

After the walk, the seniors spent time talking with our current 8th grade students — sharing high school advice, encouragement, inspiration, and lessons learned along the way.

Thank you to these incredible individuals for spending your morning with us. We are grateful to have been a part of your story and can’t wait to see where God leads each of you next.

“Encourage one another and build each other up.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:11

Today, our 6th grade students spent their Gift of Time creating sidewalk chalk messages outside Mayo Clinic to encourage patients, families, and staff.

We love seeing students put their faith into action through kindness, compassion, and service.

Our third-grade students recently wrapped up a “Government at Work” ELA unit with their own class election process.

After preparing speeches and participating in a candidate debate, students cast their votes this week using official ballots and voting booths created right in the classroom.

In a surprising turn of events, the class therapy dog, Harry, was added as a third-party candidate…and won the election.

Hands-on learning experiences like these help students build communication skills, critical thinking, and confidence while making learning meaningful and memorable.

Choosing a school is about more than academics.

Families want a place where their children are known, encouraged, challenged, and grounded in faith.

At Crestview Academy, students are given opportunities to grow not only in knowledge, but also in character, leadership, and their relationship with Christ.

From student-led worship to creative hands-on learning and meaningful community experiences, we’re thankful to partner with families in shaping hearts and minds each day.

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Crestview was honored to host the inaugural Chippewa Valley Christian Cooperative Track & Field Day today!

Crestview Academy and Venture Academy came together for an exciting day of races, relays, games, and fellowship. We are thankful for the beautiful weather, great sportsmanship, and all of the staff and volunteers who helped make the day such a success.

A special thank you to Mr. Warren and Mr. Wieker, Crestview and Venture’s PE teachers, for organizing this memorable event for the students.

And finally — congratulations to Crestview for bringing home this year’s tug-of-war traveling trophy!

Worshiping together is an important part of life at Crestview Academy.

This morning, our students gathered for a student-led worship service—an opportunity to grow in faith, reflect, and praise God together as a school community.

We love seeing our students step into leadership, using their gifts to serve and lead others.

Today, on National Teacher Day, we pause to give thanks for our incredible Crestview teachers.

Your steadfast, unwavering commitment to our students is evident in all that you do. Each day, you pour into their lives—guiding them academically, nurturing them spiritually, and supporting their growth as individuals.

You don’t just teach lessons—you build relationships, encourage confidence, and help shape who our students are becoming as thinkers and leaders.

As we celebrate 30 years of Crestview Academy, we are especially grateful for the role each of you plays in carrying forward our mission and investing in the next generation.

Thank you for your dedication, your faithfulness, and the countless ways you make a difference every single day. We are so thankful for you.