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CAS 2013 High School Graduation — Wednesday May 22nd

CAS School proudly announces its 2013 graduation ceremony held Wednesday May 22nd at 6:30pm in the Bisbee High School Auditorium. All CAS Connect Graduates (including December graduates) are welcome to attend. Graduates should be present no later than 5:30 pm. The ceremony will be open seating and invitations are not required for admittance, so come celebrate your special graduate at the ceremony. Graduates — if you have not yet verified your participation in the ceremony, please contact Ms Ashley Hamilton or Ms. Karla Nistler as soon as possible.

CAS Elementary Students Learn to Say “No” To Bullies

CAS 4th graders recently reviewed empowerment techniques to stand up bully confront  to bullies and help create a strong, safe environment for everyone at school.

Click here to read more about anti-bullying in the 4th grade.

The Center for Academic Success is a tuition-free charter school with campuses in both Sierra Vista and Douglas Arizona. Our highly qualified teachers believe in small class sizes and individualized instruction utilizing modern technology in order to help each of our students succeed. We offer a safe and secure environment for your child, free before and after care enrichment programs, and free full hot, nutrious breakfast and lunches for all our students. CAS schools are recognized by the state as performing-plus and have a proven track record of success.

CAS is now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 school year. Wondering if CAS could be right for your student? Call or Stop-in today. We’d love to discuss enrollment possibilities with you.

Mission Statement: To provide a safe, secure basic skills environment where ALL students achieve sufficiently to insure success at the next level as they become responsible citizens.

How does CAS Compare to Other Local Schools?

We do well on standardized test scores, offer small class sizes, and have an average daily attendance rate of 96%. To view our AIMS scores by subject and year, please visit Arizona Department of Education’s AIMS comparison reports. Please note, the site does not yet contain our most recent score results; however, our 2012 AIMS score results can be found on our individual school pages. For more information on our district’s graduation rates and the new Arizona school letter grade reports, please view the Arizona Department of Education Report Cards.

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CAS School Celebrates Christmas

CAS students celebrated Christmas holiday with activities, giving-back, and a talent show Pre-school students have been focusing on the winter with science projects about animals who hibernate and practicing shapes that make winter designs. The children are also creating Christmas projects and ornaments. The students have also been  practicing songs to sing for their Christmas program on Thursday evening which went very well. Many thanks to our parents and families who came out to support the Thursday evening Pre-school program.

Elementary students have had a busy Christmas season too. 1st graders had the opportunity to build their very own gingerbread houses. Then they took a trip on the Polar Express! Students wore their pajamas and were so excited to receive their own bell at the end!

High School Talent Show This week, students have many activities they will participate in. Tuesday is Grinch day and students will create a sequence story map, create their own Grinch drink, and make their own “WANTED” poster for the Grinch. Wednesday, Students will travel to the Kindred Rehabilitation Center. Students will sing songs and spread some holiday cheer. Thursday, Students will have a “Festival around t
he World” after they were required to research a country and how that country celebrates Christmas. (Picture Right: high school talent show winners!)

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Middle schoolers applied science and health to their Christmas celebrations. Science teacher Mr. McEntee had students calculate Santa’s sleigh force and mass to see what it would require for him to take off. Students will also be working with atomic elements and making 3-d edible models when they return from Christmas break. Health class with Mr. Young emphasized healthy choices over the Christmas break with opportunities to get active and select foods for fitness.

High school students finished the year with stressful final exams but celebrated the end of finals with a high school talent show organized by the student council and Ms. Nistler. Participants sang, recited original poetry, danced, and played instruments in the competition; winners were announced that same day. Congratulations to Isa A. (1st place),  Rafael H.(2nd place),  Zach B. (3rd place), for their showmanship. We had a great time celebrating the holiday season together.

Congratulations to students who graduated this December! We had 14 seniors who met all of their requirements and will receive diplomas in January.

Have a safe and Merry Christmas with friends and family. We will see you after Christmas break on January 7th!

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