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**Students are expected to come to school each day in FULL uniform.
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Community Family Fun Days at Amos 3


Are you interested in enrolling your child at one of Community Academy’s five campuses?  Do you need help in completing your enrollment packet?  Would you like to show your friends or family where their child can receive an excellent education in a caring, supportive environment?  We have just the event for you!
Our Amos 3 campus located in the completely renovated historic Armstrong School at 1400 First Street, NW, will be hosting Community Family Fun Days on Thursday, July 22 and Thursday, July 29 from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.  You and your children can enjoy free hot dogs, play games, and win prizes as you complete the enrollment process.  Don’t forget to bring the necessary documentation including proof of residence.  Bring your family, friends and neighbors who might be looking for a school for their child.

Call 202-445-3051 if you want further information about this event. 

If you are a returning CAPCS family and have questions specific to your campus, please contact the Office Manager between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Here’s a quick and fun-filled way to complete your enrollment for the coming year.  Classes are filling up and we want to see you back!





CAPCS Campuses To Hit the Books

Four CAPCS campuses have been selected to participate in the 2010-2011 DC RIF (Reading is Fundamental) Initiative. Amos 2, Amos 3, Butler and Rand campuses were among only 50 DC schools chosen to be part of next year’s program. Nothing is more important in a child’s education than learning to read understandingly. The RIF program has helped thousands of children across the nation develop a lasting love of reading while improving their literacy skills. The multi-faceted RIF program includes volunteers who work directly with students and also train CAPCS volunteers. RIF offers creative ideas for literacy nights, part of our ongoing parent outreach activities. There are imaginative supplemental materials for educators, families and children as well as engaging websites. Best of all, three times a year RIF distributes free books to children which they can keep. With reading such a big part of CAPCS’ academic program, we’re excited about this terrific literacy resource.

 


CAPCS Shows Heart with Pennies for Patients

Congratulations to everyone at CAPCS for making this year’s Pennies for Patients campaign a huge success. Every single CAPCS campus exceeded its goals and we raised $4,264.11 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. That was well over three times last year’s total of $1,227.00. Thanks to everyone who contributed and to those who worked very hard in organizing and managing this effort. CAPCS has a legacy of generosity when it comes to community service activities and we are proud to have continued that legacy and pushed it forward. It is truly one of our areas of excellence.


Literacy Night at Rand a Big Success

An Open House combined with Literacy Night drew the largest turnout ever for this type of event at the Rand campus on April 8. Some 75 parents and staff had a great time participating in various literacy-focused activities. The evening opened with performer “Jali D” who got everyone in the mood for fun and learning with his educational raps. Afterward everyone dispersed to classrooms for age-appropriate activities. There were literacy games, Promethean board demonstrations, a DCCAS test prep demonstration for parents and even a shaving cream letter activity. Click here for more pictures of all the fun.


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Come One, Come All

Are you looking for a school for your child? Community Academy has a lot to offer children in grades pre-school through 8th. Inviting facilities, a strong academic program, highly-qualified teachers, a supportive environment, a longer school day, and an enriching afterschool program to name a few things. We have five easily accessible physical campuses and Washington’s only online campus. Why not see for yourself what CAPCS is all about at one of our upcoming Open Houses in the coming months as listed below. You can meet the teachers, tour the buildings, pick up information and even enroll your child for the 2010-2011 school year.

We look forward to welcoming you.

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Our Vision:

The vision of Community Academy Public Charter School is to raise children to become competent, responsible adults who actively pursue lifelong learning opportunities.

CAPCS Founder Kent Amos reads the Halloween tale The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda Williams to a group of early childhood students. The delighted children wiggled, clapped their hands and shook their bodies just like the characters in the book. Who do you suppose enjoyed it more?
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