CAHS News
CAHS Studio News
Week of April 19-23, 2021
Caiman TV - Episode 26
Awesome Week on Campus!
7 weeks until finals 6 week for seniors!
Final Football Game of the season livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2dIHPNY9JI
Spring Spirit Week and Movie Night!
James and the Giant Peach! https://sites.google.com/view/cahsplay/home
Junior Testing and Unity Day May 4!
Important Dates
Tuesday- Thursday, April 27-29 - Spirit Week Dress Up Days
Thursday, April 29 - Spring Spirit Week Assembly - Special Bell Schedule
Thursday, April 29th - CAHS Cheer Interest Meeting - More details to follow.
Thursday - Sunday, April 29-May 2 - Spring Play - James and the Giant Peach - See flyer below
Saturday, May 1 - ASB Spring Picnic/Movie Night - See details below
Tuesday, May 4th - Spring Testing and Junior Unity Day - May 4th - Detailed Information Link
Upcoming Events
CAHS Cheer Interest Meeting - Thursday, April 29th at 6pm in Caiman Hall - More details to follow.
Spirit Week Dress Up Days - April 27-29
Tuesday, April 27 9th - 10th grade: 80’s - 11th - 12th grade: 90’s
Wednesday, April 28 9th - 10th grade: 80’s - 11th - 12th grade: 70’s
Thursday, April 29 9th - 12th grade: 50’s
Spring Spirit Week Assembly - Special Bell Schedule - Assembly - 10:05pm - 10:35pm
Thursday, April 29th
Spring Spirit Week Assembly will highlight CAHS athletic teams and announce the Spring Spirit Week Court.
There will also be Performances by band, cheer, dance, and flag.
Class Competitions Spirit Week
Class Sticker Competition
Spirit Cup Sticker Competition:
Design a 2in circle sticker for your class!
CAHS (or Classical Academy HS),
Otherwise, you have creative freedom.
Classes will vote on all sticker designs, and the winning stickers will gain points for their class toward the Spirit Cup
Look for a google form link on Schoology or @cahs_asb instagram bio coming soon to submit designs.
Submission due by April 16 – this Friday
ASB Spring Picnic/Movie Night
May 1, 5:00 pm-9:00 pm
Bear Valley Campus (2950 Bear Valley Parkway, Escondido, CA 9205)
$5.00 Entrance Fee - See ticket sale schedule
*Bring your blanket and picnic lunch or purchase tacos at the event
($4.00 for two tacos)
Ticket Sales:
April 27 (Tuesday): Seniors only can purchase on campus
April 28-29 (Wednesday – Thursday): All students can purchase on campus
This event will be capped at the number allowed – first come, first served.
When we reach the allotted number, ticket sales will be closed.
No tickets will be sold at the door
This is a closed event – CAHS student only
Covid protocols will be followed. Temperature checks at entrance and masks will be worn throughout the entire evening. We expect students to follow the mask and social distancing rules, perform a symptom check before coming to the event. Any student who is feeling ill, has symptoms of COVID-19, or has potentially been exposed to someone with confirmed or suspected COVID-19, should not attend this event.
Spring Testing and Junior Unity Day - May 4th - Detailed Information Link
Studio Student: Log Your Community Service Hours Below...
Community Service Log for Studio Students Grades 9-12
https://forms.gle/m4FKdfRDKqPv6Kge9
Community Service Requirements for All Studio Students (Grades 9-12)
Every student at Classical Academy High School must complete community service hours as part of his/her graduation requirements. Each school year that students attend CAHS they are required to log 37.5 hours. Each 37.5 hours that is logged will be awarded 2.5 credits/year for up to a total of 10 credits at the end of four years.
Students transferring to CAHS will be required to complete 37.5 hours of community service for each year attended. Community service is a great resume builder as colleges and universities review student applications for admissions.
Hours Required by Year:
1 year = 37.5 hours or 2.5 credits
2 years = 75 hours or 5 credits
3 years = 112.5 hours or 7.5 credits
4 years = 150 hours or 10 credits
Students Must:
Complete the work for no compensation of any type. It must be volunteer work.
Submit hours and work done. You can enter time completed in groups if done for the same place/organization. Put total hours completed for the dates worked.
Submit supervisor name and phone for verification purposes.
Complete the work while a student at CAHS. Hours can start accumulating the summer before freshman year and need to be completed before graduation.
CAHS PEP FLAG TEAM INFORMATION
2021-2022 CAHS Pep Flag Team tryouts are coming up soon.
Please RSVP to attend one of our observation dates to see & hear more about the team and our tryouts.
Observation dates @ CAHS - 207 E. Pennsylvania Avenue, Escondido
Tuesday, April 20, 3:30-4:30pm
***Sign-ups required.
Please RSVP your preferred date above or send any questions to:
Beth Johanson at
flagteamCAHS@gmail.com
(School health screening & facemasks are required at the door; one parent per student.)
Tryout information will be discussed during these observation dates.
Team Commitments:
*Year round practices
*Tuesday/ Thursday practices 3:15-5:20pm
*Summer day camp attendance July 26-30
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH SPRING MUSICAL
SAVE THE DATES!
4 SHOWS: Thu. APR29 - Sun. MAY2 @8pm
CAHS students to perform live in their outdoor theater space!
ADVANCE TICKETS: $10
Covid-19 guidelines will be strictly adhered to.
Ticket Sales start soon!
Questions: cahstickets@gmail.com
Purchase tickets at: https://sites.google.com/view/cahsplay/home
Learning Center Academic Assistance
CAHS Studio students are invited to attend our Learning Center after zoom classes on their scheduled on-campus days.
Learning Center Hours:
Monday - 1pm-4pm
Tuesday - 7:45am - 3:30pm
Wednesday - 7:45am- 3:30pm
Thursday - 7:45am - 3:30pm
Friday - 7:45am - 12:30pm
We also suggest our students attend teacher office hours for extra instruction.
Academic/College/Career News
April 19-23
Below is the Academic and College/Career Monday News. This important weekly counseling information is put together by the Academic Counseling Department. Counselors serving CAHS Studio students are:
Natalie Mauhili (serving Studio students with last names A-L)
Karen Withem (serving Studio students with last names M-Z)
Join Us for a Virtual Counselor Q&A Wednesday, April 21st!
The Academic Counselors, Karen Withem and Natalie Mauhili, have set virtual Counselor Q&A meetings for parents and students for the 2020-2021 school year. Please bring any questions regarding credits, graduation planning, college applications, etc. The dates and times are listed below:
Virtual Counselor Q&A's:
Wednesday, April 21st at 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Please join via the link below.
More dates to follow.
All attendees will be placed in a waiting room where you will be approved to join the meeting. RSVP’s are not needed. Only current students and parents will be admitted. Please have your full legal name listed when joining the Zoom room.
ELA & Math Spring Testing- One Day Only for 11th Grade
All classes are asynchronous for 9th, 10th, and 12th grades on Tuesday, May 4, 2021.
No zoom classes. No morning classes on campus.
Thank you for making this one day of testing a priority! Our funding and charter renewal are dependent upon high participation rates and strong results for all state testing. Our ability to survive as a public charter school depends on YOU!
11th Grade Studio Students - Tuesday, May 4th
All 11th Grade CAHS Studio Students will take English and Math testing on campus at CAHS Studio on Tuesday from 9:30 am to approximately noon. Cell phones are prohibited in all test rooms. Bring your student ID card to the test.
For peak performance remember to...
Sleep well the night before the exam.
Eat a nutritious breakfast.
Bring a snack and water.
Bring a book or magazine for after the test. Electronics will not be permitted.
Take your time and give it your all! These tests are not timed.
Studio 11th graders will be completing all ELA and Math testing in person on campus on this ONE testing day. We anticipate seeing all 11th graders on campus for this important test. We are planning to provide Chick-Fil-A lunch and some fun Junior Unity Day activities from 12pm-3pm for students after they have taken their in-person exam!
GOOGLE SURVEY - Our priority is to keep our students and educators safe by following all health and safety requirements associated with the current pandemic. In order to create a safe and distraction free environment, we will be placing no more than 10 students in a classroom for testing. While we hope that all juniors will join us on campus for this important event, you may instead select to conduct the testing remotely. Please complete this google survey by Wednesday, April 21st to indicate whether you will be joining us on campus or testing from home.
Please click on the link below for more Spring testing information, including important AP testing dates for Advanced Placement students.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13l9IBrTu5cBWAom1TOG-DxMGiNZWTTUVtkjopXI0G5s/edit?usp=sharing
IMPORTANT NEW AP DIGITAL TESTING UPDATE
The College Board has emailed all AP students their instructions on how to download the AP testing app. for all digital testing.
It is CRITICAL that students download and practice AP sample questions (either on their home computer or on a school computer if digitally testing at school) on the computer that they plan to use ON TEST DAY.
Students must COMPLETE the EXAM SET UP 3 days BEFORE each of their individual AP exams. Set up must be done multiple times IF multiple exams are being taken. Set up must be completed on the SAME COMPUTER that a student plans to use on AP exam day.
On TEST day students must check-in 30 minutes prior to the AP scheduled exam or they will be locked out and not able to test.
Informational FAFSA Webinar and Training
Palomar College- Financial Aid Virtual Information Session – Recorded version from 12/15/2020
Virtual College Visits:
Colleges have been reaching out to set up visits via Zoom with CAHS students. Please log in to Naviance for all upcoming virtual college visits designed for CAHS students only and for access to register for the Zoom link to attend. These virtual college visit dates and Zoom links will also be posted on Schoology under the Academic & College Counseling page.
April 21st @ 2:00pm- St. John’s College
Please note, there are hundreds of virtual college visits currently available for students to attend. You can find these virtual visit opportunities for all students across the country by going to the “Colleges” tab in your Naviance Student account and then clicking on “College Events”.
Tri-City Christian is hosting a Spring NACCAP College fair on April 27th. This is an exciting opportunity for students to get face-to-face (safely with masks) interaction with Admissions Counselors from various private Christian universities.
Tri-City Christian is hosting the fair on April 27th from 6-8 pm on their football field (to coincide with local guidelines and maintain a safe environment).
Please see the attachment for details.
Exciting News!
Our CAHS students are being accepted to many colleges and universities across the nation. Here are just a few: Abilene Christian University, The University of Alabama, The University of Arizona, Amherst College, Auburn University, Baylor University, Biola University, Boise State University, Butler University, California Baptist University, Cal State Polytechnic University-Pomona, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal State Chico, Cal State University Los Angeles, California State University San Marcos, UC Merced, Central Washington University, Chapman University, Clemson University, Colorado Christian University, Colorado Mesa University, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado Mesa University, Concordia Irvine, Eckerd College, Elon University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott, Fordham University, University of Georgia, Gonzaga University, Grand Canyon University, Grove City College, University of Idaho, Lewis and Clark College, Liberty University, Loyola University-Chicago, University of Maine, Marquette University, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Michigan State University, Michigan Technological University, Montana State University, Mounts St. Mary College, University of Nevada, University of North Dakota, University of Southern California, Northern Arizona University, Oklahoma State University, MiraCosta College, Oklahoma State University, Olivet Nazarene University, College of the Ozarks, Palomar College, Pace University-New York, Pacific Lutheran University, Palomar College, Point Loma Nazarene University, Purdue University, Radford University, Regis University, Rhodes College, Saint Martin's University, San Diego Mesa College, San Diego MiraMar College, San Diego State University, San Jose State University, University of San Francisco, Southern Utah University, Texas Christian University, University of Oregon, Vanguard University of Southern California, Washington State University, Westmont College.
We would love to know where our students are being accepted! Many of our students are being accepted to great colleges all around the country. Please let your counselor know once you decide on your post secondary plans as we would love to highlight you on social media. It is important that you mark all the colleges that have accepted you in Naviance. You do this by logging in to your Naviance account, click on the pencil edit icon in the "Colleges I am Applying to List" then mark the result.
Palomar Promise Program- Palomar College:
The Palomar Promise Application is open- APPLY NOW!
24 hours after a student applies, they will receive their Palomar ID number and be able to log into their MyPalomar account and apply to the Palomar Promise.
How To Apply to Palomar Promise
www.palomar.edu/palomarpromise
For questions, please contact their office at promise@palomar.edu or call (760) 744-1150, ext. 3931.
(Promise staff will be available via email/phone.)
Important Information for Seniors: The Palomar Promise 2021-2022 application is NOW OPEN! Students may access the Promise application via their MyPalomar student portal (student center). Link: How to Apply to the Palomar Promise Program Attend College for FREE @ Palomar College for first-time college students! Please review the steps in the link below. Funds are limited and are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Start the application process NOW!
https://www2.palomar.edu/pages/palomarpromise/files/2020/10/Palomar-Promise-21-22-Bookmark.pdf
Please Note: The FAFSA or CA Dream Act (for immigrant minors) application is now open as well and is another important step to being eligible for the Palomar Promise Program.
SENIORS- IMPORTANT CAL GRANT DEADLINES!
Reminder to all Seniors and their parents: The FAFSA (The Free Application for Federal Student Aid)/ CA Dream Act (for immigrant minors) Application sites opened October 1st, and will be based on the prior, prior tax year. We recommend all college-bound students apply. In order to be considered for the CAL Grant, the FAFSA/CA Dream Act Application must be completed no later than March 2nd for students attending a 4-year university. Keep in mind that funds are limited, so please consider getting it filled out earlier. If you’ll be attending a California Community College in the fall and you missed the March 2 Cal Grant application deadline, you have a second opportunity to apply for a Cal Grant by September 2. Since the number of awards available in September is limited, you should try to meet the March 2 deadline. Remember to create your WebGrant 4 Students account to check the status of your Cal Grant eligibility and to have access to receive your awarded funds 7-10 days after submitting your FAFSA application.
Post High School Options
◼ http://www.military.com/join-armed-forces
◼ https://www.cacareerzone.org/
◼ https://careeronestop.org/JobSearch/FindJobs/militaryoptions.aspx
◼ http://myworkforceconnection.org
College Board for Parents:
Check out CollegeBoard’s Parent Website that offers key dates and deadlines, details about financial aid, and more. You can also view additional parent webinars and get answers to frequently asked questions about many college planning subjects.
https://parents.collegeboard.org/
BigFuture: College Planning Support for Juniors and Sophomores
Step-by-Step Guide for College Search
Sophomores and juniors can use search tools on BigFuture to explore colleges without the pressure of application deadlines and have time to enjoy the discovery process.
Encourage your students to spend 20–30 minutes checking out our College Search Step-by-Step tool and adding a few recommended colleges to their list.
Help Students Get Discovered by Colleges and Scholarships
College Board's Student Search Service® helps students connect with more than 1,500 colleges and over $300 million in scholarships. Your students can now join this program online at any time to start hearing from participating organizations.
VIRTUAL COLLEGE AND CAREER PRESENTATIONS
Virtual Senior Night & Virtual College & Career Planning For Seniors: If you missed the important informational night regarding Senior Year and college and career planning information held on September 24th at 6:00pm you are still able to view and/or go back and watch the presentation in the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayAMEpQJrhk&feature=youtu.be
Please see the invite below for more information on what the presentation covers and for a great counseling resource link for parents and students:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dZrSupSKx9pqFQcuIa4zn5KiaGAdNR2e2GQbsXK6RLE/edit?usp=sharing
Virtual College & Career Planning Night for Juniors: If you missed the virtual informational college and career planning night held on September 17th at 6:00pm you are still able to view and/or go back and watch the presentation in the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rALpe-THSB8&feature=youtu.be
Helpful Counseling Resource On College and Career:
Please see the invite below for more information on what the presentation covers and please also visit the resource link for a great counseling updates and information for both parents and students:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15YCNOoDSOdT49bRPc-m4DF73lER8fDnUY8gPIVZ6p8U/edit?usp=sharing
Did you take a Fall Concurrent Enrollment Course?
If so, it is important that you request an official transcript to be sent to the CAHS Registrar, Elenna Uribe as soon as your December grades at the Community College post. No credit will be given until this official transcript has been received.
Concurrent Enrollment
Did you sign up for a Concurrent Enrollment course this Spring? If so, please be sure to send proof of enrollment ASAP to Ms. Uribe at euribe@classicalacademy.com. A screenshot of your registration showing your name, the course name, and the term will suffice.
COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
If you are still needing Community Service hours, please see below for some ideas:
- Clean out old blankets, sheets, towels and donate to an animal shelter (knowing the shelters are closed or by appointment only, students can prepare donations)
- Foster an animal
- Clean out closets and donate to Goodwill, Salvation Army, or other thrift stores accepting donations
- Video or record reading to a younger sibling
- Tutor younger students online
- Write cards or letters to people in need of comfort
- Pick up trash around your neighborhood following social distancing rules
- Send cards to deployed soldiers
- Donate to a charity
- Organize an online book club
- Clean out bookshelves to prepare to donate books once libraries reopen
- Be an online buddy to a younger friend of the family during this stressful time
PSAT UPDATE - How to Get Your Scores
When your PSAT/NMSQT scores are ready online, you'll get an email with instructions on creating your College Board account, going to your online score report, and using your access code to view your scores. From your account, you can also print your online score report by clicking the Download Your Score Report button.
Watch this video to learn what's on your score report
When to Expect Scores: Students get 2021 PSAT/NMSQT January scores by March 8, 2021.
Paid Summer Internship Opportunity for Teenagers 16-18 Years Old: The Getty’s Youth Programs Team is gearing up to host their paid internship program, Student Gallery Guides. This summer internship is designed for teens who enjoy talking about art and are interested in building confidence in their facilitation skills. The accepted 15 interns will work with Getty staff as they build out their own interactive, close looking art experiences for groups of all ages. This year the program will be completely virtual! The application is open to all teens in Southern California between 16-18 years old. Please see details below.
Time Commitment: The internship runs from June 15th -July 30th meeting on Zoom from 10am-3pm, Tuesdays-Thursdays for the first 4 weeks and Tuesdays-Fridays for the last 3 weeks.
Dates: June 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30 \ July 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30
Stipend:Each intern will receive a stipend of $1,800 at the completion of the program.
Please follow the link below for the application and more detailed information about the program. All applications are due by Sunday, April 18th.
https://forms.gle/UTyzmoSEkSc8CuBF8
Scholarship Opportunity: NCEF Character Scholarship
◆Passion ◆Judgment ◆Impact ◆Communication
Attention Graduating Seniors! :The North County Education Foundation will award a $2,000 scholarship to
1 - Classical Academy High School Senior
1 - Classical Academy High School
Personalized Learning Center Senior
1 - Coastal High School Senior
This year’s *scholarship focus is IMPACT. The NCEF Scholarship awards will be
presented to a service-oriented student who has made a tremendous IMPACT,
makes wise choices, and sacrifices expedient, short-term comfort or gain for a long
term benefit to the community. This student is intentional, prioritizes well, and corrects
quickly.
Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1PDK2R3M1eFVE0O-p2LeMYRQQrPc1ApnRTBz5XI9ya08/viewform?gxids=7628&edit_requested=true&fbzx=6207782751356775292
Timeline:
Dates
Action Item
Notes
April 7th – 16th
Employees may
Nominate a Senior
High School teachers and administrators may nominate a High School Senior HERE. Nominated students must complete the scholarship application.
April 19th – 28th
Students Self-Nominate
Students may self-nominate HERE.
April 29th – May
12th
Applications are Scored and Semi-Finalists chosen
Scholarship Committees review and score applications and determine semi-finalists.
May 17th – 19th
Semi-Finalist
Presentations
The Scholarships Committee interviews two semi finalists (virtually) from each site via Zoom.
May 20th – 21st
Winners are Chosen
Three winners are chosen by the Scholarship Committee.
June 1st
Winners are Recognized
Winners announced in Academies News and in High School communications. Checks are sent to Students.
September 2021
Scholarship Recipient Receipts and Video
Presentation Due
Winners send in scholarship receipt(s) and a two minute update video on how they used their scholarship. Videos will be shown at The Classical Academies and NCEF Board Meetings.
*These Scholarships are made available through the generosity of an anonymous donor.
The Scholarships must be utilized for an accredited school of higher education, e.g.,
college, university, community college, vocational, or trade school.
Internship Opportunity: Silicone Valley
After a year of tough restrictions, high school students are craving genuine, in-person work experience. We have the solution. Students can register now for our Silicon Valley Summer Internship: an immersive 10-day experience that offers students aged 15-18 the chance to work with some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley.
Enter the Internship of your dreams: visit Google’s headquarters; meet Amazon Directors; discuss innovation with Apple executives; and much much more.
Across an action-packed 10 days, students will benefit from a custom blend of experiential visits and live interactive experiences:
Work alongside Silicon Valley tech giants: Google, Amazon, Apple, Dell, Intel, Air B'n'B, Nvidia and more
Gain hands-on, authentic career experiences: discover 'big data' disruption, build a robot and pitch your start-up to venture capitalists
Experience student life at elite institutions; UC Berkeley and Stanford
Gain exclusive access to Silicon Valley professionals: receive top-tier career coaching and 1:1 networking opportunities
And much more...
Across an action-packed 10 days, students will benefit from a custom blend of experiential visits and live interactive experiences:
Work alongside Silicon Valley tech giants: Google, Amazon, Apple, Dell, Intel, Air B'n'B, Nvidia and more
Gain hands-on, authentic career experiences: discover 'big data' disruption, build a robot and pitch your start-up to venture capitalists
Experience student life at elite institutions; UC Berkeley and Stanford
Gain exclusive access to Silicon Valley professionals: receive top-tier career coaching and 1:1 networking opportunities
And much more...
Please share this email now to give your students a life-changing opportunity.
Register Now! https://investin.org/products/the-silicon-valley-summer-internship?mc_cid=041463df81&mc_eid=d07d0ee943
Social Emotional Counseling
free online student event
MIND OUT LOUD!
Wellness Together School Mental Health, in partnership with the San Diego County Office of Education and the California Department of Education, will host Mind Out Loud – a free three-day virtual event on May 4-6, 2021 from 3:30-5:00 p.m. for students
Students join together for a three-day virtual experience to:
Connect with their peers across California
Hear from engaging speakers to be equipped with practical tools for wellness
Increase mental health awareness and advocacy for themselves and their friends
Reduce stigma around mental health
Registration Link
A Virtual Parent Bookclub
T H E C L A S S I C A L A C A D E M I E S
CLIFF NOTES
WITH THE
COUNSELORS
A V I R T U A L P A R E N T B O O K C L U B
J O I N U S I N E X P L O R I N G . . .
" T H E WH O L E B R A I N C H I L D : 1 2 R E V O L U T I O N A R Y S T R A T E G I E S
T O N U R T U R E Y O U R C H I L D ' S D E V E L O P I N G M I N D "
B Y D A N I E L J . S I E G E L
D I S C U S S I O N D A T E S - 1 0 - 1 1 A M
B Y C H A P T E R :
C H 1 : 3 / 4 , C H 2 : 3 / 1 8 , C H 3 : 4 / 8 , C H 4 : 4 / 2 2 , C H 5 : 5 / 6 ,
C H 6 : 5 / 2 0
Z O O M L I N K :
H T T P S : / / Z O O M . U S / J / 9 7 7 7 3 3 0 6 0 4 7 ? P W D = D F E X V K 0 4 Y 0 T Y C M C R Q W 0 2 T M D 0 N Y T F D Z 0 9
M E E T I N G I D : 9 7 7 7 3 3 0 6 0 4 7
P A S S C O D E : B O O K C LUB
Please RSVP for the book club by clicking HERE.
Reach out to counseling@classicalacademy.com for more details.
Virtual Parent Book Club flyer
Virtual Calm Room
We created this Virtual Calm Room to serve as a break and to help you find new ways to manage strong emotions and build resilience. These resources will hopefully allow you to reset back to a calm state of mind and body. We encourage you to make it a priority to care for yourself in healthy ways. There are a lot of options in the Virtual Calm Room and not all coping strategies will feel right, so we encourage you to explore some and find what works for YOU
If you would like to set up an appointment to talk with the social emotional counselor, please fill out the Counseling Referral Form. In addition to phone and Zoom appointments, we are now able to have appointments on campus in the counseling office!
ASB/Club Events
Link Crew Information and Application for 2021-2022
10th and 11th Graders
Link crew is accepting applications for the 2021-2022 school year
We are looking for students who are:
• A positive role model on and off campus.
• Looking for leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.
•Interested in creating year-long events to promote and support student relationship.
• Able to commit to leading Caiman Kickoff.
Link crew is designed to empower upperclassman as role models for freshman, enabling them to pass on positive traditions in school culture to younger students.
Link crew aims to develop students’ leadership skills, especially in the area of communication, organization and problem-solving.
Link crew is a freshman mentoring program that supports freshman in their first year of high school.
This class is a yearlong commitment and as part of this class, you are required to be part of the link crew freshman orientation program.
We will provide the training in the spring as well as training prior to the start of the school in August.
Application Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfQsmKQvVRQdBAQL3s8iRxUAAseM4HfqqvfTF-ok0MmWzuP6A/viewform
Sports Update
Make sure your athlete is cleared to play by completing their sports clearance paperwork HERE.
Download our Caiman Sports App or go to caimansports.com to view all start of season announcements by checking out the "News" page of any sport.
Make sure and fill out the athlete interest form so that your coach will be able to reach out to you with start of season announcements. The link to those forms can be found on our Sport Info Page.
Thank you again for your patience and flexibility with all the changes and delays in the start of sports in this very unusual year. We look forward to seeing you all out there very soon!
Stay safe and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
The CAHS Athletics Team
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