Pic by Lucero published on FB 'Wyoming through the Lens'
Attention CCA Parents, Students, & Staff,
Due to the Governor’s current orders, per Covid-19 on attendance at indoor athletic events at public school facilities, all Casper Middle Schools can have no more than 100 persons in our gymnasiums for any one single event. (i.e. A, B & C Basketball games). Each game is considered a separate event, so this means 100 for A games, 100 for B games and 100 for C games. In order to meet and not exceed this order, the Casper Middle Schools are implementing a 2 ticket per player system for our upcoming 7th & 8th grade Boys’ Basketball season. These tickets are considered as a season pass, and will be used to gain entry at all Casper Middle Schools and St. Anthony’s School. Spectators who show up without a ticket will be denied entry. Tickets are currently being distributed to all 7th & 8th Boys’ Basketball players throughout the district. If you lose or misplace a ticket, please feel free to contact your school’s Athletic Director to secure a replacement. Face coverings are required to be worn at all district facilities and St. Anthony’s School. If you need a face covering, they will be available at the school you are attending. Should the current order be rescinded which allows capacity to increase at games, you will be notified by your home school. Thank you for your cooperation in helping to slow the spread of Covid-19, which will allow our kids to participate and complete their season.
Due to the Governor’s current orders, per Covid-19 on attendance at indoor athletic events at public school facilities, all Casper Middle Schools can have no more than 100 persons in our gymnasiums for any one single event. (i.e. A, B & C Basketball games). Each game is considered a separate event, so this means 100 for A games, 100 for B games and 100 for C games. In order to meet and not exceed this order, the Casper Middle Schools are implementing a 2 ticket per player system for our upcoming 7th & 8th grade Boys’ Basketball season. These tickets are considered as a season pass, and will be used to gain entry at all Casper Middle Schools and St. Anthony’s School. Spectators who show up without a ticket will be denied entry. Tickets are currently being distributed to all 7th & 8th Boys’ Basketball players throughout the district. If you lose or misplace a ticket, please feel free to contact your school’s Athletic Director to secure a replacement. Face coverings are required to be worn at all district facilities and St. Anthony’s School. If you need a face covering, they will be available at the school you are attending. Should the current order be rescinded which allows capacity to increase at games, you will be notified by your home school. Thank you for your cooperation in helping to slow the spread of Covid-19, which will allow our kids to participate and complete their season.
Activities Eligibility: Middle School
A. A middle level school student must be passing all classes in order to maintain academic eligibility regardless of the number of subjects taken.
B. Grades for middle level school students participating in co-curricular & extra-curricular sports & activities will be checked weekly on Wednesday after the first full week of each quarter, the beginning of a new school year and each subsequent quarter.
∙ Good Academic Standing is a middle level student with no failing grades on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade check report. Is a middle level student who improved the status of all grades to passing while on academic warning.
∙ Academic Warning is a middle level student with a failing grade on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade report. The student has from Wednesday until Friday at 3pm of the same week to complete the work required to improve all grades to a passing status verified by the teacher and head principal or designee. The student may practice, participate in competitions and travel while on academic warning.
∙ Academic Ineligibility is a middle school student with a failing grade on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade report and failed to improve all grades during the same week to passing by Friday at 3pm. The student may practice but not participate in competitions, sit on the bench, stand on the sideline or travel with the team.
C. A mandatory intervention is required for students entering their third consecutive week of academic ineligibility. The coach or sponsor will initiate the intervention process with a recommendation of school staff and resources necessary to help the student regain academic eligibility.
D. A middle level school student with one or more failing grades at the end of a quarter is ineligible the first week of the new quarter.
E. A student may practice while ineligible with permission of the sponsor or coach, but may not appear publicly in competition or travel under school auspices to such competition.
F. A middle level school student is eligible to participate in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities at the beginning of a new school year and fall sports/activities season if the student meets the activities eligibility rules of Natrona County School District.
G. Special education students will be expected to meet the same activity eligibility requirements as regular education students since each student, through child study committee action, is placed into an individualized educational program that is designed for academic success.
H. Poor conduct, poor attendance or inappropriate behavior, as determined by the school administrator, shall be grounds for ineligibility. This statement pertains to general conduct, not just the particular activity in which the student is involved.
I. Extenuating circumstances may be appealed to the head principal.
J. It is up to each school’s head principal to add to the minimum standards as long as they are clearly defined by the head principal and the students are given those standards in writing. The new eligibility standard must be consistently monitored and applied to the students participating in all NCSD co-curricular and extracurricular activities and sports offered at the school.
A. A middle level school student must be passing all classes in order to maintain academic eligibility regardless of the number of subjects taken.
B. Grades for middle level school students participating in co-curricular & extra-curricular sports & activities will be checked weekly on Wednesday after the first full week of each quarter, the beginning of a new school year and each subsequent quarter.
∙ Good Academic Standing is a middle level student with no failing grades on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade check report. Is a middle level student who improved the status of all grades to passing while on academic warning.
∙ Academic Warning is a middle level student with a failing grade on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade report. The student has from Wednesday until Friday at 3pm of the same week to complete the work required to improve all grades to a passing status verified by the teacher and head principal or designee. The student may practice, participate in competitions and travel while on academic warning.
∙ Academic Ineligibility is a middle school student with a failing grade on the weekly Wednesday activities eligibility grade report and failed to improve all grades during the same week to passing by Friday at 3pm. The student may practice but not participate in competitions, sit on the bench, stand on the sideline or travel with the team.
C. A mandatory intervention is required for students entering their third consecutive week of academic ineligibility. The coach or sponsor will initiate the intervention process with a recommendation of school staff and resources necessary to help the student regain academic eligibility.
D. A middle level school student with one or more failing grades at the end of a quarter is ineligible the first week of the new quarter.
E. A student may practice while ineligible with permission of the sponsor or coach, but may not appear publicly in competition or travel under school auspices to such competition.
F. A middle level school student is eligible to participate in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities at the beginning of a new school year and fall sports/activities season if the student meets the activities eligibility rules of Natrona County School District.
G. Special education students will be expected to meet the same activity eligibility requirements as regular education students since each student, through child study committee action, is placed into an individualized educational program that is designed for academic success.
H. Poor conduct, poor attendance or inappropriate behavior, as determined by the school administrator, shall be grounds for ineligibility. This statement pertains to general conduct, not just the particular activity in which the student is involved.
I. Extenuating circumstances may be appealed to the head principal.
J. It is up to each school’s head principal to add to the minimum standards as long as they are clearly defined by the head principal and the students are given those standards in writing. The new eligibility standard must be consistently monitored and applied to the students participating in all NCSD co-curricular and extracurricular activities and sports offered at the school.
CCA has highest Co-curricular participation rates for 19-20
Casper Classical Academy had the highest Co-Curricular, (Athletics & Activities) participation rate of all Casper Middle Schools for the 19-20 school year. 82.29 % of the total enrollment at CCA participated in at least one or more activities during this past school year. CCA has had a participation rate of over 80% for the past 9 years, and has had the highest participation rate for all Casper Middle Schools in eight of the past 9 years. NCSD #1 has determined that students who participate in one or more Co-curricular activities per year, are graduating at a rate of 99%. Congratulations to CCA Staff and students for creating an atmosphere of engagement and achievement!
Casper Classical Academy had the highest Co-Curricular, (Athletics & Activities) participation rate of all Casper Middle Schools for the 19-20 school year. 82.29 % of the total enrollment at CCA participated in at least one or more activities during this past school year. CCA has had a participation rate of over 80% for the past 9 years, and has had the highest participation rate for all Casper Middle Schools in eight of the past 9 years. NCSD #1 has determined that students who participate in one or more Co-curricular activities per year, are graduating at a rate of 99%. Congratulations to CCA Staff and students for creating an atmosphere of engagement and achievement!
6th Grade Boys & Girls Basketball begins 2-16
Swimming for Boys & Girls in grades 6-8 begins 2-22
Swimming for Boys & Girls in grades 6-8 begins 2-22
NEW SPORTS PHYSICALS FOR THE 20-21 SCHOOL YEAR ARE DUE BY AUGUST 17TH, OR BEFORE. PLEASE TURN IN YOUR NEW SPORTS PHYSICAL TO THE CCA MAIN OFFICE.
Online instructions for CCA registered students who wish to participate in Athletics & Activities
- Go to Natronaschools.org
- Click Infinite Campus Parent Portal
- Log in as Campus Parent
- Click "More"
- Click "District Parental Agreements"
- Enter your student's school ID#
- Go to Natronaschools.org
- Click Infinite Campus Parent Portal
- Log in as Campus Parent
- Click "More"
- Click "District Parental Agreements"
- Enter your student's school ID#
Homeschool kids wanting to register for Activities use the QR code below
CCA ACTIVITY MENU
CLUBCheerleading
Lego Robotics Fri. 3 - 4:30 p.m.
Student Council
Yearbook
Geography Club
NJHS
Orchestra
Band
Choir
Brain Bowl
Card Club
Spelling Bee
Theatre Club
After School Homework Club M-Thur 3 - 4 p.m.
After School Homework Club M-Thur 3 - 4 p.m.
|
SPONSORMrs. Kellick
Mr. Sipes
Mrs. Usry
Mrs. Usry
Mrs. Pace/Mrs. Buhler
Mr. Miller
Mr. Munari
Mr. Miller
Mr. Ballard
Mr. Ballard
Mrs. Alexander
Mrs. Brachtenbach
Mr. Pettit
Mrs. Diehl
|
OCCURSOct-Feb
Oct-Mar
Sept-May
Oct-May
Jan-March
Sept-May
Sept-May
Sept-May
Sept-May
Oct-Jan
April-May
January
March - May
Sept - May
Sept - May
|
If you will be picking up your student before 4:00 p.m., please call the library @ 253-2261 and your student can be released early.
**All students must be picked up promptly at 4:00 p.m.
**All students must be picked up promptly at 4:00 p.m.