Cono

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For the Spanish expletive and the segment of the Philippine upper class, see Coño. For the English sociolect, see Konyo English.

Cono Christian School, founded in 1951 near Walker, Iowa, by Max and Jean Belz, is an international boarding school serving nearly 100 students from around the U.S. and the world. The Christian boarding school began, and still exists as, a ministry of Bible Presbyterian Church (PCA). Max Belz was the pastor of the church at the time of the school's founding. He, Jean, and their eight children lived on the one acre of donated property where the church building was built. Today Cono has two-hundred acres, twenty-five of which are developed.

The Mission of Cono Christian School“Under God’s sovereign guidance, Cono Christian School exists to bring glory to God and hope to families who need help rearing and educating their children by providing a quality elementary and secondary college-preparatory education or general education and structured environment in which godly relationships and influence can lead to the transfer of Christian values to our students; resulting in closer relationships with God, closer familial relationships and the ability to think critically and with biblical discernment. This transformational process is possible only when staff and students personally trust Jesus Christ for salvation, and by His grace learn to live in joyful service, sacrifice and Christian influence in their family, their community and the world.”

The school's website is http://cono.org/