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The MAP Growth assessment challenges every student; as a student answers a question, the test adjusts. If an answer is correct, the next question is harder. If an answer is incorrect, the next question is easier. In this way, teachers learn exactly where each student currently performs, which is an important difference from traditional tests that determine if a student is at, above, or below grade level. MAP informs teachers so they can adjust the curriculum accordingly to better meet students' needs, and ultimately, increasing achievement. For additional details and further explanation on this assessment, click here.

Ms. Smith has worked for the US Department of Health and Human Services in Washington DC for more than 25 years. She has also been a key clinical advisor to the therapeutics team for COVID-19 outpatient monoclonal antibodies. In fact, this past August, she received the COVID-19 Pandemic Civilian Service Medal for exemplary service to the nation as part of the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) during the federal medical response to the COVID-19 pandemic. She received the medal during the recent National Disaster Medical System Training Summit in Indianapolis, Indiana. Congratulations, Ms. Smith, and safe travels.

There are still spots available to our students who would like to ride the bus. We are excited to be working with a new school bus service with Zeelo, who provides online booking platforms, live vehicle tracking, and status notifications. There is special pricing for October and for annual passes. In November, the athletics schedule changes, and the bus may be an afternoon option for your child. You can view routes and times here. Click here to view details and register your child.

Please join us for our first Parents' Association (PA) General Meeting of the year. It will take place on Friday, October 7 at 8:15 a.m. in the Ungerman Library at CCA. We will hear from Lisa Kowaleski, Associate Head of School; Jesse Barbieri, Director of Middle and Upper School, and Nanci Barnett, School Counselor. They will discuss some of the ways we create community intentionally with activities and also how we support our students each day. We look forward to seeing you on the 7th!

Volunteer: There are many fun and easy ways to participate and volunteer at Cape Cod Academy. Please click here to review and sign up for events where parent volunteers are needed. If you have any questions, please contact the PA (pa@capecodacademy.org).

Pizza will be delivered to your child’s class at their lunch time. Plates and napkins will be provided. Pizza will be purchased from Papa Gino's. Nutritional Information and Ingredients can be viewed here.

Cape Cod Academy's Extended Day Program is available for students in kindergarten through grade 5. The program runs Monday - Friday from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. during the entire school year. The program features arts & crafts days, along with STEM projects, and outdoor fun. Each day will also allow time for decompression and homework. Please pack an extra snack for your child each day that he/she attends the Extended Day Program. Students can register to participate on a daily, monthly, or semester basis by signing up via our registration system. Click on one of the links below.

Walker approaches all interactions in class with a kind heart and works hard to include all classmates in discussions and activities. He is the first to help a classmate in need or jump onto the clean-up crew before a class transition. He has a remarkable work ethic, consistently comes to class prepared to work, and remains focused throughout class activities and individual work time. He greets people in the morning with a genuine smile and exemplifies CCA’s four pillars, especially sportsmanship.

Hult International Business School at 12:30 p.m.

River University at 2:15 p.m.

Our seventh graders recently completed their summer reading seminar. They reviewed and completed activities about the book they were assigned this summer, I Am Malala, which is a story about a family uprooted by global terrorism and the fight for girls’ education. Malala is the world's youngest person to receive a Nobel Peace Prize.

Congratulations to our Athletes of the Week! Pictured left to right: Tripp Germani '27, Varsity Golf; Ryan Woeller '25, Varsity Golf; Taylor Bodurtha '24, Varsity Soccer; and Payton Bridge '29, Middle School Soccer.