Congratulations to our middle and upper school students who were recently named to the Honor Roll. Click here to view the list.

Ella was recently interviewed for an article in the Falmouth Enterprise. You can read the full article here.

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Earth Day is April 22, 2021 and Cape Cod Academy's Parents Association is organizing a school-wide clean-up event for Earth Day on Saturday, April 24th (rain date: Sunday, April 25th) from 9:00-11:00 a.m. We are looking for families to volunteer to help pick up trash along the main roads surrounding our 46-acre campus. Families will be split into 5-6 groups and asked to pick up trash along specific routes. The Barnstable police will be meeting with us prior to beginning our clean-up and will be providing detail along the busy roads. The PA will be supplying gloves, reflective vests, trash bags, and trash grabbers.

This year's new and expanded program will feature special discounted rates for CCA families for the month of June. 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.

The Rotary Club of Hyannis is planning its fifth annual Miles for Smiles 5K/10K. The run and ride event will take place April 22-25. Cape Cod Academy is pleased to be a part of Miles for Smiles this year. Money raised will go directly to purchasing sneakers for kids on Cape Cod. The goal is to raise $32,000 in order to purchase 1,000 pairs of shoes. If you are interested in participating, you can register here.

Cape Cod Academy is participating in the 2021 Cape Cod's Best of the Best! Please nominate CCA for best private school between now and Wednesday, April 28, 2021 at 11:59 PM. Click here to vote! You can vote once per day.

Please note: Next week's kickball class will take place on the school's baseball diamond. Therefore, children should be picked up at 3:45 p.m. on the baseball diamond located behind the pool area.

With the start of a new trimester, the middle school implemented a modified version of its advisory program to provide more movement within the school day for sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-graders while expanding students’ interactions with peers in various grade levels in the middle school. The curriculum that our traditional advisory follows is Developmental Design. A major component of Development Design is the Circle of Power and Respect (CPR). The main objective of this program is for the students to feel empowered, to feel they have a voice, and to feel that they matter.

Last week was the first of the “mixed” advisory meetings, and students were able to move about the campus as they engaged in collaborative activities with their new peer groups. Members of each group enjoyed getting to know each other better through scavenger hunts and team-building games. These advisory groups will continue to meet during Wednesday afternoons for the coming months to provide middle school students and teachers opportunities to engage in a variety of social activities guided by their dedicated advisor. They will all continue to maintain the school’s procedures and protocols that have been in place all year.

Please join us for our next Parent Association General Meeting that will take place via Zoom on Wednesday, April 21 at 8:30 a.m. CCA’s Headmaster, Jeff Thompson, will lead our meeting to discuss CCA’s new summer program offerings. The school has partnered with many new organizations to bring a fun-filled summer to our families. Faculty who will be a part of some of the academic offerings this summer will join to highlight their classes.

We look forward to “seeing” you on Wednesday, April 21.

It has been an extraordinary year. The teachers have done so much for all of our children, so this is a perfect opportunity to give back and show them how much we appreciate them. There will be treats in their mailboxes twice a day. Lunch will be brought in for them on the Wednesday of that week. We are also raffling off a dinner.

To end that week, there will be an ice cream truck for the teachers and the entire school on May 7. This is a very special day, because it is also the seniors’ last day on campus before they begin their community service projects.