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Here you will find helpful resources to guide you in daily life as an Eagle!

FAQ - Click on the Questions Below

  1. Where do I find information about school supplies and textbooks?
  2. What are the Technology Requirements for students at CCA? Laptop or iPad?
  3. How do I pay my lunch account and find the lunch menu?
  4. Where do I find out about CCA Athletics, tryouts, and more?
  5. Does CCA have opportunities for my student to be involved in music and art?
  6. I need a Quick Calendar with holidays and general dates. Where is that?
  7. How do I sign up for After-School Care and Special After-School Activities?
  8. How do I download the CCA APP?
  9. How do I find Schedules, Homework and Grades for my student?
  10. What are the Car Line routes for drop-off and pick up? (coming soon)
  11. Where can I find the different Bell Schedules for CCA?
  12. Where can I subscribe to the CCA weekly school newsletter?

Technology

Technology is an imperative piece of CCA’s curriculum, as it offers many opportunities for our students to become more engaged in their studies.  To utilize all the many facets of our educational programs, each student in grades K-12 is required to have an electronic device for daily classroom use. 

Lower school: Elementary (K-5) Requirements

iPad OS 14 compatible device

 

Recommendations:

A Case to keep your iPad safe.

Upper school: Middle School (6-8) and High School (9-12) Requirements

Windows laptop or tablet with Microsoft Office    

or    

Apple laptop or iPad with Apple pages /keynote

Recommendations: 

  • For middle school students, we strongly recommend the purchase/use of the Apple iPad as this device is what our teachers will use on a daily basis.  
  • An updated antivirus and spyware software is recommended, especially for PC based computers. 
  •  A built-in camera and microphone are required. 
  •  In the case of Mac laptops, the VGA video adaptor is required.  
  • A secure tablet or laptop carrying case.

** Cell phones are not considered an acceptable device and may not be used in the classroom for academic purposes.