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We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the CCS school community for participating in the recent CCS Advisory Council Elections. Whether you contributed by casing your vote or by demonstrating leadership and placing your name on the ballot, we are truly grateful! We deeply appreciate all of our nominees and feel blessed to have so many individuals who care deeply about our school and have a desire to serve.

With great excitement, we are proud to announce the new 2025-26 Advisory Council members: Judson Penton, Julia Tanner, and Nic Walts. Congratulations and welcome to the CCS Advisory Council.

Below are the final results from the Middle School Swim Meet #1. CCS placed 4th overall among the eight (8) teams. Three of our girls were double-winners of their individual events! Below are listed those swimmers who placed in the Top 3 of their individual events:

Anna McCoy (7th-8th Girls): 50 Backstroke (1st), 50 Breaststroke (1st)
Lily Baker (5th-6th Girls): 50 Backstroke (3rd)
Lucy Balhoff (5th-6th Girls): 100 I.M. (1st), 50 Butterfly (1st)
Audrey Seaux (5th-6th Girls): 50 Freestyle (1st), 50 Backstroke (1st)

Congratulations, girls!

During the month of April, parents can receive 20% off all uniforms
purchased at Young Fashions. The flyer in the link below also comes with a 30% coupon off one item. You may take advantage of this sale both online and in-store.

Staff and students are encouraged to wear BLUE shirts with Uniform Bottoms or Jeans on Wednesday, April 2nd in observance of World Autism Day!

Terra-Nova Testing (3rd-7th Grades) and PreACT Testing (8th Gr.) will be held March 31-April 2nd.  Please open the following link below to learn everything you need to know regarding testing for your child(ren).  Important Testing Information for Parents

CCS is excited to participate in helping raise funds for Miles Perret Cancer Services and will begin our campaign on Monday, April 7th. This CHANGE for MILES service project was designed specifically for students. The goal is to collect loose change in the Change for Miles bottles which will be provided to your child(ren) on Monday. It is an easy and fun way to raise money while, in turn, making a direct impact on the lives of local families who are fighting, surviving, and living with cancer. Bottles to collect the coins will be coming home on Monday. Ask your child(ren) about them. We ask that you help in making it a fun project. We love healthy competition and the students will be given incentives to participate! There are three (3) competitive groups: a) PreK, KG, 1st & TREC b) 2nd, 3rd, 4th, & REC) and c) 5th, 6th, 7th, & 8th). Together. We can make CHANGE happen! See the links below for more information about this worthy project. At the end of the campaign, all bottles must be returned so they may be reused by the Miles Perret Cancer Center. Once your bottle is full, the student may return to school and, if they wish, they may bring back home to collect more coins! Thank you in advance for helping us MAKE A CHANGE in the lives of so many of our fellow citizens!

All 8th graders are asked to submit a baby photo of themselves so that it may be included in the 8th grade section of the school yearbook. See link for more information.

Come with us on a learning adventure! Our CCS Journey into Literacy I Summer Enrichment Program is scheduled for June 2nd-6th. This program offers action-packed learning activities aimed at enriching and advancing the literacy skills of your child. Open link below to learn more and sign up!

Our last Safe Environment Training for the school year will be held on Tuesday, April 8th at 8:30 in the Cafeteria. Please register online at virtusonline.org. If you have any questions about your account, please contact Sarah Malagarie at [email protected].

GREAT SUMMER STEM OPPORTUNITY (Virtual)

The Summit STEM Fellowship is a virtual summer program bringing together top rising 9th-12th grade students around the world. As a Summit STEM Fellow, students learn from top mentors at Harvard, Stanford, and MIT and explore diverse opportunities and career pathways in STEM. The fellowship requires a commitment of 10-15 hours per week, allowing students to participate alongside other summer activities. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and students are encouraged to apply as early as possible.