Happy Veteran’s Day. It was an honor, yesterday, to watch as the grandparents stood during the “fight song” for the branch of military they served. Let us remember this is a day to be grateful for those willing to risk it all to fight for our freedoms. We also have an almighty God who will… Read more »
Parent-Teacher Conferences are underway here at the school and will continue into the evening. Report card information is in the attached WAAG. We can’t wait to have our grandparents here next week. Check social media for more updates and photos on everything the students are participating in on campus. The portal is another great location… Read more »
Crusader Families! Our Fall Sports are coming to the end of their seasons. Today at 4pm, CCA will host our last Varsity soccer game before playoffs. Come out to support the team and receive HOUSE POINTS! Let’s make it a WHITEOUT! (wear white) If you are new to the school and still haven’t heard of… Read more »
Hello CCA Families! The CCA Dog House at the Great Pumpkin Farm in Clarence will be wrapping up these last two weekends in October. The final football game of the season is tomorrow at 2pm on the Cardinal O’Hara home field. Quarter one for this school year wraps up next Wednesday, October 26. There has… Read more »
Happy Serve Day Families! We can’t wait to get this afternoon started in the missional mindset we are rebuilding into our school community with the new House System and serve opportunities. Another exciting opportunity we have coming is Grandparents’ Day. On Thursday, November 10th we will invite grandparents into our school and classrooms. Look for… Read more »
October has arrived! The CCA theme for this month is “One makes a difference.” We encourage all our families to live this out by serving at our Family Serve Day next Friday and by fulfilling needs for the annual Gala. This commUNITY will help us rise upand build* a stronger CCA; one person, one action, and one… Read more »
What is your favorite memory with your father, mother, or parental influence? Mine is my dad holding me in the pool when I was learning to swim. The strong secure arms around my waist allowed me to move around freely without sinking. Sort of like the training wheels on my bike, they were my security…. Read more »
When isn’t a standard a good thing? Standards are definitely appreciated when it comes to the engineering and design of complex systems. Where would roadways, buildings, and homes be without a code of excellence? Isn’t the mind of the learner far greater and more valuable? Recognizing the value of a standard begins in the elementary… Read more »