Our Academic Program:
At CCIS, we educate students from the foundational years in Nursery through to Junior High School Basic 9 (Grade 9), adhering to the thorough and culturally rich Ghanaian Curriculum.
Our curriculum is designed to provide a balanced and comprehensive education, covering all essential learning areas:
• English – Building communication and literacy skills
• Mathematics – Developing logical and analytical thinking
• Science – Encouraging inquiry and understanding of the natural world
• Social Studies – Fostering civic awareness and cultural knowledge
• Creative Arts and Design – Nurturing creativity and self-expression
• Religious and Moral Education – Guiding ethical and spiritual growth
• Ghanaian Language – Connecting students to their heritage and identity
Electroculture Growing Project — Ghana & Katy, TX.
COMING SOON
At CCIS, we believe education grows beyond the classroom. We are excited to announce the launch of our Electroculture Growing Project — a dual-location agricultural initiative rooted in ancient science and modern sustainability, coming to both Asesewa, Ghana and Katy, Texas.
What is Electroculture? Electroculture is the practice of using natural atmospheric energy — through copper coils, wooden antennas, and earth frequencies — to amplify plant growth, increase yields, and reduce the need for pesticides and fertilizers. It’s cost-effective, chemical-free, and perfectly aligned with our mission of self-reliance and community empowerment.
Why CCIS? Our students in Ghana live in an agricultural community. Teaching them to grow food using sustainable, low-cost methods doesn’t just feed families — it builds futures. In Katy, our Seeds to Harvest STEM Garden will serve as the living classroom, connecting local community members to the same techniques being used across the ocean.
Two Locations. One Mission.
Asesewa, Ghana — Integrating electroculture into the CCIS school grounds to feed students and teach sustainable agriculture as part of our STEM curriculum.
Katy, Texas — Launching alongside our Seeds to Harvest Garden Gatherings, open to the community and supporting CCIS fundraising through hands-on workshops.
“From the soil up — we are building the next generation of growers, thinkers, and leaders.” — Vanda Crossley, President & Founder, CCIS
