Purchase Your Tickets to the Spring Gala & Auction

The Spring Gala & Auction is only two weeks away! We hope you plan to join us on Friday, June 4 at the Oyster Harbors Club in Osterville for an evening of celebration. You can purchase your tickets here. If you have questions or do not know what to expect, please click here to learn more about the event. This all-school fundraiser will feature dinner, music, plus live and silent auctions to benefit Cape Cod Academy.

A highlight of the Gala each year is bidding on our students' creative donations. Each lower school class is busy working hard to create a unique item for the auction.

There is a new tennis program taking place at Cape Cod Academy this summer. Cape Cod Tennis, an organization run by tennis professional, Paul Braude, will be running a full tennis program for toddlers, children, teens, and adults at Cape Cod Academy. This will include memberships for play all season long as well as a variety of clinics. Please check out the details and dates here.

Cape Cod Academy is offering a variety of swim programs this summer. To help kick off the summer, the pool will be open for free swim assessments from May 28-31 to determine the most appropriate swimming class for each student's skill level. Check out dates and times here.

In addition to swimming and tennis, Cape Cod Academy is offering a variety of programs on campus this summer: sports and wellness activities, arts & crafts sessions, science camps, and one-on-one tutoring. This year's new and expanded summer program will feature special discounted rates for CCA families. Check out all the programs, details, and registration links on our website. We hope you will take part in our new Summer Experience at CCA.

This is a reminder that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts announced that all residents ages 12 and older are eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. See details here. If your child is vaccinated, please send a copy of the vaccination card to the nurse’s office to be kept on file. If you have any questions, please contact Kari Rowland at nurse@capecodacademy.org

The Cape Cod Academy Dance Marathon is going virtual again this year. The event will be held on Saturday, May 22 from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. via Zoom and will raise money for the Cape Cod Women's Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Fund. Stephanie Viva will be playing music and volunteers from Cape Cod Academy and area dance studios will be leading dances which you can follow along at home or just watch to support the cause. The cost is $5 either by Venmo to Dance_Marathon_Cape_Cod or mailing a check payable to Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation to PO Box 1515, West Chatham, MA 02669.

Families can still order school yearbooks. Price is $34.78. Click here to read details on how to purchase your copy today.

As we prepare for the new academic school year, we look at our curriculum and the increasing expectations that accompany students moving up to the next grade level. To ensure that each individual student is prepared and poised for success for the coming year, we are offering a new program called Summer Academy. Held during July and August, this is a structured program for students entering grades 2 through 6 for the upcoming academic year who would like extra support. The program fee for the four weeks is $800. Taught by Cape Cod Academy teachers, the sessions will be held in our classrooms on the following dates:

Session I: July 5-9 from 9:00-11:00 a.m.

Session I: July 12-16 from 9:00-11:00 a.m.

To register for Summer Academy, click here: https://capecodacademy.myschoolapp.com/page/event-detail?siteId=1181&ssl=1&register=38186. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Kowaleski, Associate Head of School, at lkowaleski@capecodacademy.org.

Having read A Long Walk to Water and been inspired by Salva Dut, the young man

portrayed in the book, sixth-grade students in Mrs. Barbieri’s English class took part in

the “Iron Giraffe Challenge” to raise money for the non-profit organization, Water for South

Sudan. Together the classes raised $2,386.00. This money will bring hygiene education and supplies to a Sudanese village as well as purchase numerous water pumps. These pumps allow fresh water to be brought to the villages which provides multiple health and safety benefits and simultaneously allows girls who would normally have to travel miles for water to instead attend school. Congratulations to the sixth-grade class who has truly made a difference in the lives of others.