In August of 1977, WCCS opened for business in the basement of Saron Lutheran Church in Youngsville, PA, under the leadership of Rev. Ed Showers. The following year, enrollment increased to such a degree that the school moved to the Meadowbrook Dairy building on Lookout Street in nearby Warren.
In June of 1981, with enrollment at 45, WCCS once again moved, this time to its current location at the former Garland Farms Dairy Barn. In September of 1982, Jim Bodamer assumed the job of principal. Under his leadership, a departmentalized junior-senior high program came into being. Also added were computers, an art program, an annual yearbook, drafting, and Bible classes. Within a few years a science lab, foreign languages, library, accounting, computer, and physical education were added. The sports program expanded to include boys’ soccer, girls’ volleyball and basketball for both boys and girls. Music became a priority. WCCS hosted the first Combined Choral Concert for area Christian schools. The choir began to perform locally and “on the road.”
In 1988 , two classrooms were added, along with an expanded science lab and a regulation sized gymnasium.
Since then the school has grown to include an Orchestra, Junior Choir, Ladies Ensemble, Newspaper, Latin, Anatomy, Envirothon, Computer Lab, Technology lab, Choir chimes group, Spanish classes, IU 5 assistance for needy students, and area Pastor's sharing in our weekly Chapel times.
WCCS became a member of The Association of Christian Schools International in 1995. The Garland Farms Dairy was purchased in 1998.
