Faculty

Mrs. Hoffman attended the University of West GA where she received a degree in Early Childhood Education and a certification in Special Education. She resides in Woodstock with her husband and two child children. When not teaching, she loves reading, knitting, and traveling with her family. They attend Momentum Church where she and her husband are small group leaders.

Education:  B.S. Ed., Early Childhood Education, University of West Georgia

Mrs. Anderson was born and raised in Georgia.  She grew up in the Alpharetta area and attended college at Kennesaw State University, where she received her B.S. in Early Childhood Education.  She taught in the Fulton County School system for 6 years.  After her first child was born, she made the decision to be a stay-at-home mom.  Lecia returned to full-time teaching at CCS in 2014.  Her family has lived in the Canton area for 20 years, and she has two children, both of whom graduated from CCS.   She enjoys hiking, horseback riding and participating in other outdoor activities with her family.

Education:  B.S., Early Childhood Education, Kennesaw State University

Mrs. Hamilton is an Atlanta native and has lived in Georgia most of her life. She earned her B.S. in Elementary Education (with Honors) from Western Governors University in 2021. Her husband, Scott, is a teacher and coach, and they have three children – Zach, Madison, and Benjamin. In her free time, Mrs. Hamilton enjoys attending football games, playing with her dogs (Harley and Sugar Magnolia), spending time with her family, and serving in her church’s food pantry ministry. She and her family attend His Hands Church in Woodstock.

Education:  B.S., Early Childhood Education, Western Governors University

Mrs. Young grew up in Texas and earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Texas A&M University.  She later earned her Texas State Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education and Special Education. In May 2021, Mrs. Young also earned her Masters of Education in Reading from Kennesaw State University. In Dallas, she taught Special Education classes in the Dallas ISD for a couple of years before deciding to stay home and raise her family.  She resumed her teaching career at CCS and is loving every minute of it.  She and her husband, Jeff, have two boys, Thomas and Ryan.  She and her family have lived in Georgia for over 10 years now and they love hiking, camping and being outdoors.

Education:  B.A., Texas A&M University; M.Ed, Kennesaw State University

Mr. Loccisano was born and raised in Acworth, Georgia. He began his studies at Georgia Highlands College where he earned an A.S. Degree. He continued his education at Liberty University where he earned a B.S. degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a Concentration in Education. In his spare time, Mr. Loccisano enjoys playing sports and musical instruments. He and his wife, Ashleigh, are members at Faith Community Church in Woodstock.

Education:  A.S., Georgia Highlands College; B.S., Interdisciplinary Studies –  Education Concentration, Liberty University

Joining CCS in 2016, Mr. Hanham currently serves as our STEM Lab Instructor in our Exploratorium as well as serving in our IT department. Mr. Hanham began teaching computer science in 1986 at a Christian school in Miami, Florida, the city where he was born and raised. He has a BS in Mathematics and Computer Science from Bryan College and an MA in Biblical Studies from Dallas Seminary. He is fluent in Russian, having served overseas with his family during his 22 years of student ministry. He enjoys camping, travel, music, fitness, languages, and time with family. He is married to a designer/florist/seamstress and together they have three sons, one now attending CCS and two who previously graduated from CCS. They also have a lovely little siamese. His family attends New Covenant Bible Church in Canton, Georgia, where they actively support the youth program.

Education:  B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science, Bryan College; M.A. in Biblical Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary; Computing Technology Industry Association A+ Certification

Mrs. Hanenburg is the Primary School Music Teacher. She grew up in Minnesota and married her high school sweetheart, Travis, who also teaches at CCS. She graduated from Dordt College in 1995 with a degree in Elementary Education and a minor in music. She taught in Louisiana, and Texas, for three years before coming to CCS in 1998. After teaching fifth grade for one year, she spent 22 years homeschooling and raising her four children. She rejoined CCS in 2021 as the part-time music teacher. During her “time off,” Amy held the position of music teacher and administrator at Grace Classical Academy, a homeschool co-op, for sixteen years. She also enjoyed musical pursuits in the Cherokee Chorale, American Patriot Winds, piano, organ, trumpet, giving piano lessons, and leading the praise team at church. In her spare time, she is a volleyball/soccer mom and enjoys digital scrapbooking, reading, singing, and playing piano.

Education:  B.A., Elementary Education/Minor in Music, Dordt College

Coach Rogers came to CCS in 2016 and serves as the Physical Education teacher for both the primary and secondary schools. He attended Georgia Southern University and graduated in 2011 with a degree in Business Management. Grayson has always had a passion for sports and has always seen them as a great tool for mentoring, discipleship, and growing relationships. His current coaching duties include Varsity Football Assistant Coach, JV Boys Basketball Head Coach, and Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach. He married his wife, Brooke, in 2016 and they now reside in Woodstock with their sons, Henry and Levi. They are members of Revolution Church in Canton.

Education: Bachelor of Business Administration, Georgia Southern University

Mr. Carver is Northern-born and Southern-bred, having spent his early childhood in New York City before moving to the Atlanta area. After graduating from Toccoa Falls College in 2005, he taught for nearly a decade in China as a university English language teacher, and later continued in the same role at Kennesaw State University. Mr. Carver has a love of literature and is eager to share it with his students. He is an enthusiastic sports fan, an experienced Realtor, and a published author. His hobbies include reading, writing, studying sculpture and medieval architecture, gardening, grilling, and enjoying the outdoors. He lives in Woodstock with his wife and three children, and they attend Community Bible Church in Kennesaw.

Education: B.A, English, Toccoa Falls College

Mr. Hanenburg has been teaching at CCS since 1998, serving in many different capacities. His primary areas of teaching are history, Bible, and our senior year Worldview class.  Originally from Minnesota, he graduated from Dordt College in 1995 with a degree in elementary education and coaching.  He and his wife, Amy, have four children – Alexis, Seth, Danielle, and Mackenzie – and they attend Grace Presbyterian Church in Canton.  In his spare time, he enjoys knife-making, handyman work, playing sports, and making music with his family.

Education:  B.A., Elementary Education, Dordt College

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Mr. Jenkins graduated from Samford University with a B.A. in History and went on to get his Master’s in the same field from the University of Alabama. He currently teaches humanities classes in our Secondary school and also serves as Academic Counselor. Previously, he taught history classes at the high school and college levels in Alabama. Mr. Jenkins resides in Kennesaw with his wife and two children. In his spare time he enjoys reading, watching basketball, and spending time with his family. Mr. Jenkins worships with his family worships at Rivercliff Lutheran Church in Sandy Springs.

Education:  B.A., History, Samford University; M.A., History, University of Alabama

Mr. Jennings teaches secondary-level Math classes and serves as the Math Department Chair for CCS and the Lead Teacher for the Secondary School. Mr. Jennings grew up in nearby DeKalb County. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, he earned a B.S. from the School of Engineering, completing a double major in Computer Science and Math.  He then received an MBA at Indiana University, majoring in Marketing with a concentration in Decision Sciences.  During 15 years in the corporate world, Mr. Jennings did work in Systems Support, Economic Forecasting, Market Research, New Product Development, Pricing, Sales, Revenue Management, and Corporate Planning.  Since coming to CCS in 2002, Mr. Jennings has taught math classes ranging from 6th Grade Math to AP Calculus, as well as Business and Computer classes. He attends Perimeter Church and enjoys traveling in his free time.

Education:  B.S., Computer Science & Math, Vanderbilt University; MBA, Indiana University

Mr. Loccisano was born and raised in Acworth, Georgia. He began his studies at Georgia Highlands College where he earned an A.S. Degree. He continued his education at Liberty University where he earned a B.S. degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a Concentration in Education. In his spare time, Mr. Loccisano enjoys playing sports and musical instruments. He and his wife, Ashleigh, are members at Faith Community Church in Woodstock.

Education:  A.S., Georgia Highlands College; B.S., Interdisciplinary Studies –  Education Concentration, Liberty University

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Coach Rogers came to CCS in 2016 and serves as the Physical Education teacher for both the primary and secondary schools. He attended Georgia Southern University and graduated in 2011 with a degree in Business Management. Grayson has always had a passion for sports and has always seen them as a great tool for mentoring, discipleship, and growing relationships. His current coaching duties include Varsity Football Assistant Coach, JV Boys Basketball Head Coach, and Varsity Boys Soccer Head Coach. He married his wife, Brooke, in 2016 and they now reside in Woodstock with their sons, Henry and Levi. They are members of Revolution Church in Canton.

Education: Bachelor of Business Administration, Georgia Southern University

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As Director of Finance & Advancement, Mr. Sweeney is responsible for all aspects of financial oversight and fundraising for the school. He works closely with the Head of School and the Senior Leadership Team to develop and drive the school’s financial strategy and planning. He also develops and implements fundraising initiatives that advance the school’s mission and strategic plan. Mr. Sweeney practiced law in both the public and private sector for more than 30 years and founded a successful law firm that represented churches, private schools, and nonprofit organizations across the United States. He earned the highest professional peer-review ratings as a non-profit and religious institutions lawyer. Mr. Sweeney is an ordained minister in the Anglican Church in North America. With more than 35 years of legal, political, and business experience, He brings particular expertise to the business and advancement operations of the School.

Education:  B.A. in History and B.S. in Physics, University of San Francisco; J.D., University of California, Hastings College of the Law; M.T.S. in Historical Theology, Nashotah House Theological Seminary

Education:  B.S., History, Liberty University (Dec. 2023)

Coach Wesely is new to CCS this year and joins us after previously working at the Atlanta Speech School where she taught 3&4 Pre-K. In addition, she coached volleyball at Whitefield Academy.  Coach Wesely will serve as a part time Athletic Assistant which includes administrative support, teaching P.E. and coaching volleyball.  She attended Kennesaw State University and graduated in 2015 with a degree in English and a minor in Film Studies. She loves working with children and has a passion for volleyball. Coach Wesely and her husband, Ross, reside in Woodstock and are members of Sojourn Church where they currently teach 5th grade Sunday School.

Education: B.S., English with a Minor in Film Studies, Kennesaw State University