CAHS News
Happy Thanksgiving!
Caiman Council- Increased communication between student leaders and administration.
Caimans in the Community! "Caiman Crunch" flavor at Esco Gelato!
Survey: Students will have a choice of programming in the spring.
“ALONE” -History Channel
Courage- Not the absence of fear but being able to face your fear and rise above it. Have a healthy respect but don’t let it control you!
We need each other! We will not agree on everything. We will have disagreements. We will even let each other down. However, we absolutely need people in our lives.
While things have slowed down, use this time to reconnect with your family and your friends those who matter most for you. You are NOT ALONE!
Masks, Distancing, Hand Washing: Keep doing your part to limit the spread of COVID 19!
Calling all Caimans! - CAHS Journalism Team wants to hear from you!
The CAHS Journalism team wants your photos. We are more determined than ever to share your stories during this difficult time. This is your chance to be in our award-winning yearbook & newspaper publications. It's easy to submit your photos by logging onto www.hjeshare.com and then enter our school code in all caps: CLASSICALHS (click here for a video tutorial on how to upload photos). You can also download the HJeShare app and upload directly from your phone using the same code: CLASSICALHS.
We know that Covid has affected your year so let's celebrate the creative ways you are engaging in sports, classes, clubs, travel, and beyond. We are looking for high quality photos that tell your story from your perspective. Our book is better with you in it, so take this opportunity to show us your photography skills and make history.
Things to remember:
We need photos in sharp focus
No filters or photoshop touch ups please
Highest resolution possible in jpeg format
Candid photos rule! (we prefer if you don't pose for the camera)
Vary the size between vertical and horizontal photos
Write a brief description at the time you submit along with your full name(s).
No Selfies Please...unless there is something really amazing happening behind you
Artistic photos are welcome (landscape, portrait, etc.). We will have a limited photo essay section in our book this year, so we are looking for something spectacular!
Don't forget you need to purchase a yearbook (and senior ad) by Mid-January as we will be ordering fewer books this year. You can place an order for a yearbook or senior ad HERE. Or visit www.yearbookordercenter.com and use our school code: 8324.
Extended Absence Request Form
Attention Parents:
EXTENDED ABSENCES MUST BE EXCUSED IN ADVANCE
If you will be missing 4 or more consecutive days of school, this is considered an extended absence. In order for extended absences to be “excused” so that the missed assignments and tests can be made up, parents must complete the Extended Absence Request Form (EARF). This will be signed by each of your teachers and Mr. Moen and then parents will receive an Extended Absence Learning Plan (EALP) via email within 2-5 school days. This Extended Absence Learning Plan (EALP) will include specific assignment instructions and deadlines from each of your teachers.
Please read this document carefully.
Link to the Extended Absence Request Form:
Purchase your CAHS Yearbook Now!
Caimans, buy your yearbook now! While COVID-19 has impacted countless school activities—sports, clubs, dances, etc—the CAHS Yearbook has it covered. Regardless of this year's outcome, we're working to share your story. Now is the time to buy a yearbook and purchase a Senior Ad for your Grad!
Our yearbooks are currently priced at $85. The price increases to $90 in January, and our books tend to sell out, so be sure to order your yearbook before it goes out of stock!
Buy a yearbook and/or Senior Ad in 6 easy steps:
1. Go to yearbookordercenter.com
2. Type in the following school code: 8324
3. Click the "Order Yearbook" tab.
4. Select the items you'd like to order. In addition to the 2021 yearbook, you can purchase a protective dust jacket, or a personalized name plate!
5. Enter student name.
6. Finish the check out process!
CAHS Studio Workshop and Lab Afternoon Schedule
This two page document is subject to change and will be updated regularly.
Please check your teacher’s Schoology page for sign up information and any specific workshop instructions.
Learning Center Academic Assistance
Does your student need additional academic Help?
CAHS Studio students are invited to attend our Learning Center to complete morning zoom classes on campus.
Learning Center Hours - 7:50am (0 period), 8:40am (1st period) - 12:00pm - Tuesdays (12:30pm - Cohort) Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
For more information contact the front office at 760.480.9845.
Students are expected to stay until 12:00pm unless a parent calls in to dismiss the student early.
Each student should bring a fully charged Chromebook/Laptop computer with headphones or earbuds.
A few rules to follow:
COVID-19 safety procedures will be fully enforced
Industry standards for frequent cleaning
Health screening including symptom and temperature check
Masks for ALL staff & students (unless outside and distanced)
Social distancing - 6 feet
Hand sanitizer for students
Limited to NO visitors on campus
Isolation and quarantine
Designated student entry/exit and traffic flow
No loitering on campus
We also suggest our students attend teacher office hours for extra instruction. Contact each individual teacher for times of office hours.
Important Dates
Wednesday, December 2 - National Honor Society Meeting via Zoom - Link to follow from Mr. Charles
Tuesday, December 15 - CIF Sports are scheduled to begin
Thursday, December 17 - January 3 - Christmas Break
Social Emotional Counseling,
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
Let's Talk about Handling Stress and Anxiety!
Good Monday morning! Let's address stress and anxiety. As students, you have faced a lot this year: you've had to adapt to Zoom classrooms, deal with separation from friends and distant family members, face a variety of impacts on families, experience a contentious election, and adapt to new norms that are difficult and uncomfortable. If you have been experiencing a more than normal level of stress, you are not alone. Let's talk about how to deal with that stress.
Remember to take a moment and just breathe. Take 3 deep, slow breaths, or you can follow this breathing bubble. Be sure to breathe in through your nose.
Remember things you are grateful for. Take a moment to reflect on the positive things in your life (big or small) and write down or verbalize 3 of them.
Remember to practice self-care. Go for a walk, play with your pet, take a hot bath, read your favorite book, paint or draw a picture, journal, listen to calming or uplifting music. What does self-care look like for you? Set aside some time for yourself today to do something that takes care of you.
Remember who you can talk to. Identify a trusted adult who you can talk to. Perhaps that is a parent, family member, teacher, or counselor.
We love you Caimans!
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!
College and Careers
Counselor News
November 30 - December 4
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)
IMPORTANT- Current 11th Grade PSAT Update
If you are a current student in 11th-grade and wish to take the PSAT on the NEW TESTING DATE of TUESDAY, January 26, 2021 please click on the Permission Click below to indicate that you will either be opting IN or OUT for PSAT testing. The College Board has changed the testing date from October 14th to January 26th. If you filled out the Permission Click at Gear Up we are asking that you fill it out again for the new January administration.
https://permission.click/aGN1E/us#/information
Please respond back with a "Yes" or a "No" response no later than Monday, November 30th, 2020 so that PSAT tests can be ordered with the College Board.
The PSAT is designed for 11th-grade students. This is a practice test for the SAT. Only 11th-grade students are eligible for National Merit, Commended Scholar, and National Hispanic Scholar status. These awards are based on a student’s performance on test day.Testing will begin at 7:45 and will go until approximately noon on January 26, 2021. All testing will take place on campus in classrooms. CAHS will be covering your cost for the test, however, you MUST indicate on this form your plan to test in order for you to participate. The PSAT tests are ordered from The College Board who has a firm deadline on ordering.
2021/2022 College Admissions
If you are a current senior, please note that Cal State, UC universities and many, many others are no longer requiring the SAT or ACT as a part of the admissions process. Some universities however are offering an SAT on their own campuses with scores that cannot be transferred but are using those results for their own scholarship purposes. Please check with your list of colleges/universities to see what they are requiring for both admissions and for merit scholarships.
Please remember that ALL High School Staff will be celebrating the Christmas holidays with their families, so it is important to get your requests in before the December 17th school break. If you have not made your requests, they must be made ASAP. Teachers and Counselors will be on break and will not be available to help with college applications beginning December 17th, 2020 through January 4th, 2021.
Seniors- College Application Time is Now! Please Review the College Application Info Below:
Seniors requesting transcripts to be sent to colleges: Please make sure you request transcripts through Naviance OR through the Common Application. The Common Application requires you to invite your counselor on the site so that they can upload a transcript on your behalf. Please invite your Academic Counselor as soon as you begin the Common Application.
Please note that Naviance is NOT linked to the Common Application. Naviance is a system designed to send transcripts and letters to all universities that are not on the Common Application. The Common Application is an actual application site while Naviance is not.
If you are using Naviance, here is a link with step by step instructions on how to request letters of recommendation and transcripts through Naviance:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/14NfQu7FKg19XXCi_dddCQdwTmgWTEP_UUnGZUVA_Xkk/edit?usp=sharing
Letters of Recommendation
If you are needing teacher or counselor letters of recommendation, you will need to request them through Naviance, by selecting your recommenders name. The Common Application requires you to input your recommenders email address. Please also ask all recommenders personally. All letters of recommendation need to be requested 2-3 weeks in advance of the deadline. You do NOT need to have completed your portion of the common application before inviting recommenders. Please invite recommenders ASAP so that they have enough time to write letters.
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/
CSU Applications: Planning to apply to a CSU? CSU Fall 2020 application opened on October 1st and ends December 4th. Visit Calstate.edu/apply now to apply.
UC Applications: Planning to apply to a UC? UC Fall 2021 applications opened on November 1st and closes November 30th. Visit https://admissions.universityofcalifornia.edu.
Senior College Application Questions and Answers:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1flObe4c1TfqCMRrBAuzyNtKYXbRDY7NO/view?usp=sharing
SENIORS: If you are using the Common Application for college admissions, please invite your counselor on the site. A counselor recommendation is required. Please provide counselors with your brag sheets or resume and allow 2 weeks for letters to be written. The brag sheet template can be found in the link below. Please make a copy and share it with your counselor once it is completed.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f0rz5zqMjND-jd9cTAJ-vFIU5ATIyYUseoKF71Je8CA/edit?usp=sharing
Studio Students A-L: Natalie Mauhili-- nmauhili@classicalacademy.com
Studio Students M-Z: Karen Withem-- kwithem@classicalacademy.com
UC Applications Opened November 1st and close November 30th! Submit Your UC Application Now!
The application filing period is open from November 1st-30th. All applications must be submitted by November 30th. Submit yours today!
How To Apply & Freshman Application Tips
CSU Applications Opened October 1st!
The priority application period for the Fall 2021 semester opens on Thursday, October 1, 2020, and closes on Friday, December 4, 2020. We recommend you start now and encourage you to apply early!
Validation is Here! Students are highly encouraged to find their high school, so they do not need to manually enter their high school coursework, complete a-g matching and ensure validation is properly applied. Students can now search for their high school using the CEEB code. CAHS CEEB code is 054194.
Cal State Apply Submission Review! The application has been updated with a Submission Review page. The page provides key academic and application information that students may need to review. Please be sure to review this information carefully and correct any issues prior to submission.
SAT and ACT Test Scores
The CSU has temporarily suspended the use of SAT and ACT test scores for admission purposes. To find more information on the admission requirements for Fall 2021 please visit the First-time Freshman Guidance.
If SAT and ACT test scores are submitted, the CSU will use scores for placement in English and mathematics courses. Please visit the CSU Student Success site for additional information on placement. If a student has not taken a test, they can opt out of the Standardized Tests section of Cal State Apply.
CSU Video and Campus Virtual Tour Links
A new CSU overview video and virtual tour links for all 23 campuses have been placed in one central location. These are located under the Choosing a Campus section of the Cal State Apply web site.
Reminders & Clarifications
College- Dual Enrollment Coursework - If students have taken college classes while in high school on their own or through a formal dual enrollment program, they should specify on the application that they are graduating high school senior with college credit. Any college courses taken that will appear on a college transcript should be reported on the College Coursework page. For more information please see the College-Dual Enrollment Coursework Guidance.
Don’t miss the deadline to apply for the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP). This Program is designed for students who are historically disadvantaged (i.e., low income for several years, first-generation college student, inner-city or migrant family). Some but not all campuses have a deadline of December 4, 2020 for EOP applicants. Even if a student has submitted their application to the CSU, they can still go back into Cal State Apply to indicate they are interested in applying for EOP if they haven’t missed the campus’s deadline. To check the deadline for the campus(es), go to EOP Admission by Term (also available as a PDF). Also, at least one of the recommendations must be from someone who knows the students’ academic history, such as a teacher or counselor. The other recommendation can be from an individual who can comment about student’s potential to succeed in college but cannot be the student or a family member.
DACA, undocumented or AB540 students should enter “None” as their citizenship status. Under “Residency,” they should select “California” as their state of residency if they consider California their home.
There have been changes in impaction on both campuses and degree programs for the 2021-22 academic year. Impaction means that there are more qualified applicants for a program or campus than can be accommodated. For the most current information, visit the Impaction center on Calstate.edu.
CSU/UC & Common Application: Reporting High School Coursework Grades:
For the UC/CSU and Common App schools, students should input grades as semester since CAHS issues 2 final grades per course (not 4 final grades, which can be typical for a quarter system). The "A” portion or “1st half" of a grade will be semester 1-Fall and the "B” portion or 2nd half" of a grade will be semester 2-Spring. The courses for senior year should have a "planned" or "in progress" option to select and those should be marked as semester grades as well.
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
IF YOU HAVE NOT PAID FOR AN AP EXAM PLEASE GO ON TOTAL REGISTRATION AND PAY IN ORDER TO HAVE AN EXAM ORDERED.
If you are currently in an AP course, you should have joined EACH of your individual AP College Board classrooms. All AP teachers have been sharing their AP classroom join codes for each of your AP classes.
Please see below with instructions to pay on Total Registration.
Go to www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/054194
1. Sign up to get on the waitlist to PAY by credit or by check for each of the AP exams you plan to take. You will either be approved or denied.
2. If approved then you will pay on Total Registration and they will send you a receipt of your payment. You are NOT signed up to take an AP exam without a total registration receipt and will have a NO marked on the exam indicator/exam order portion of your College Board classroom.
IMPORTANT
NEW: Once a student has paid on Total Registration, counselors will be notified of your payment and YOUR COUNSELOR will then mark YES on the exam indicator/order exam of your College Board AP classroom site. All students can verify if they have an exam being ordered by checking their College Board accounts.
The first deadline that incurred a late fee was October 2nd. This late College Board fee is now $40. The high school order for all AP Classes was FINALIZED on November 11th. Any late registrations allowed after that date, will result in a $40 late fee per exam IF approved.
Exciting News! Our CAHS students are being accepted to many colleges and universities across the nation. Here are just a few: The University of Alabama, The University of Arizona,
Amherst College, Auburn University, Boise State University, California Baptist University, Central Washington University, Colorado Christian University, Colorado Mesa University, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Grand Canyon University, Liberty University, Montana State University, Northern Arizona University, Michigan Technological University, Oklahoma State University, Olivet Nazarene University, College of the Ozarks, Point Loma Nazarene University, Radford University, San Diego Christian 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. 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.
SENIORS- IMPORTANT FAFSA AND CAL GRANT INFO
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. Keep in mind that funds are limited, so please consider getting it filled out earlier. 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.
Palomar Promise Program- Palomar College:
The Palomar Promise Application is open 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.
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.
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”.
December 3- Colorado State University- Fort Collins @ 1:00pm
*Please note that colleges may cancel. Please check Naviance regularly*
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.
Want to meet with the counselors?
The Academic Counselors have set virtual Q&A meetings for parents and students to start off the 2020-2021 school year. Please bring any questions regarding credits, graduation planning, college applications, career, etc. The dates and times are listed below:
Virtual Counselor Q&A's:
Thursday, December 10th at 12:30 p.m - 1:30 p.m.
Zoom link coming soon.
More dates to follow.
Please check the Academic & College Counseling Schoology page for the Zoom link invitation. Only current students and parents will be admitted. Please have your full legal name listed when joining the Zoom room.
Did you take a Summer Class or a Concurrent Enrollment Course?
If so, you must request an official transcript to be sent to the CAHS Registrar, Elenna Uribe. 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.
SPRING TERM SCHEDULE CHANGES:
If you would like to make a SPRING SCHEDULE CHANGE REQUEST: Please use the Google Link below. We will be unable to accept requests via email, phone call, or in person. The final day to drop a Spring term course without a repercussion on the transcript is Friday, January 29th. (Link will open November 30th)
Google Link: https://goo.gl/forms/BLuWxTEZ5ay9dk8Y2
2021/2022 Course Selections are right around the corner!
The Counseling Department will be virtually releasing a grade-specific course selection presentation for current Studio 9th-11th grade students and parents. These informational videos will be available to view on Monday, February 1st at 8am. Additionally, the Academic Counselors will be holding virtual Q&A meetings on Friday February, 5th and Monday, February 8th. Please see below for your specific grade-level optional Counselor Q&A scheduled time.
At this time, we are asking that parents hold their questions until these course selection presentation videos are released and have been viewed. The counselors are busy planning and making important decisions regarding what will be offered next year.
2021/2022 Studio Course Selection Procedures:
These course selection grade-specific videos will be released for viewing on Monday, February 1st at 8am via email.
Parents and students are strongly encouraged to watch these important videos together.
After viewing the grade-specific video, course selection requests for the 2021-2022 school year can be submitted immediately online. The course selection link will be included in the February 1st email. Parents will have until Tuesday, February 9th by midnight to discuss class choices with students and submit their course selection online.
There will not be individual meetings; instead, parents and students are invited and encouraged to watch these virtual course selection presentations online. If parents or students have specific additional questions after viewing their grade-specific course selection video, please plan to attend one of the optional Counselor Q&A’s below:
Parent/Student Counselor Q&A Dates & Times
Friday, February 5th
Going into 10th grade - 10:00 a.m.
Going into 11th grade - 11:00 a.m.
Going into 12th grade - 12:00 p.m.
Monday, February 8th
Going into 10th - 1:00 p.m.
Going into 11th - 2:00 p.m.
Going into 12th - 3:00 p.m
Classes will be scheduled based on grade-level priority (seniors getting first priority, then juniors, sophomores, etc.) It is important that you complete your selections NO LATER than Tuesday, February 9th by 11:59 p.m. Selections made after this date will not receive priority.
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
Community Events
Breakfast Program
The Classical Academies participates in a school meal program by offering a nutritious breakfast meal every school day. Our breakfast program is available to all students that are on campus longer than two hours for an educational purpose.
Prepackaged Breakfast Kits are available on campus at various times throughout the day to allow for flexible schedules. The Breakfast Kits must be ordered online at https://classicalacademies.boonli.com by noon the day before your student is on campus.
When students arrive on campus, they will be able to choose from the available prepackaged Breakfast Kits. Each Breakfast Kit includes a breakfast cereal, dried fruit, unsweetened regular or flavored applesauce, graham crackers, and low-fat milk. All Breakfast Kits include a spoon and napkin.
The cost is $3.00 per Breakfast Kit. Eligible students may receive meals free of charge if qualified.
For more information, click HERE to be directed to our Classical Academies Meal Program website or HERE to download the online ordering and registration instructions for your site.
School Meals Available at Community Locations
On October 9, 2020, the USDA extended the summer grab-and-go school meal program to encompass the entire school year. Children are eligible to receive meals regardless of school or district of attendance. School districts are working hard to implement the new guidelines and meet local needs. Locally, we are aware of meal services in Escondido, Oceanside, and Vista. Please visit their websites for more information. To find out when your neighborhood school will be ready to participate in this program, please visit 20/21 Meal Sites for Students.
Please also visit these other community resources:
Sports Update
Did you miss the Caiman Way Sport Virtual Meeting?
Here is a recap.
Hello Caimans,
We look forward to the day when we will be able to gather and meet in person, Until then, we will continue to do our best to keep you connected and informed with all the necessary details regarding our CAHS upcoming sports seasons. In lieu of meeting in person for our Caiman Way meeting, we have prepared a video covering critical information for Caiman families and athletes that would like to participate in a winter sport.
After watching the video (Step 1), please fill out the simple online form of the sport your student athlete is interested in (Step 2). This form must be filled out if you'd like for the coach to contact you. Finally, please make sure to complete all necessary clearance forms (Step 3) including your Pre-participation Physical Evaluation with a doctor.
STEP #1
Watch the brand new 2020 Winter Sports Caiman Way presentation.
STEP #2
Please click the name of the sport and fill out the Athlete Interest Form:
Step #3
Complete the Athletic Clearance forms. All paperwork must be submitted by Monday, December 7th.
Click HERE to complete:
5 need to be completed digitally
2 need (Pre-participation Physical Examination) to be printed, filled out, and turned in at the front desk of CAHS studio campus or emailed to joanngoodman@classicalacademy.com
Below you find the contact information of the Head Coach for each winter sport:
Girls Volleyball Bridgette Salas - bsalasplus5@gmail.com
Boys Volleyball Josiah Cruz - jcruz@classicalacademy.com
Girls Water Polo Carley Woods - carleywoods97@gmail.com
Boys Water Polo John Williams Bryant - cahsboyswaterpolo@gmail.com
Football Tim Sherlock - tsherlock@classicalacademy.com
Cross Country Tye Smith - tsw2011@gmail.com
Athletic Department contact information:
Athletic Director: Marcus Preciado - mpreciado@classicalacademy.com
Athletic Secretary: Jo Ann Goodman - joanngoodman@classicalacademy.com
Athletic Trainer: Zayna Green - zgreen@classicalacademy.com
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