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is to create a caring learning community where students acquire the knowledge, skills and habits of mind to think critically; to read, write, speak and listen effectively; to reason mathematically; to inquire scientifically; and to develop the social competence that ensures meeting the qualifications for acceptance to a competitive high school.

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**Our school day will begin promptly at 8:15 am. Students who arrive AFTER 8:30 am will remain in the school office until 9:00 am.
**Our school day curriculum ends at 4:00 pm. Please refrain from picking up your child before 4:00 pm. Parents who require an EARLY dismissal must complete the sign-out sheet in the school office.
**Students are expected to come to school each day in FULL uniform.
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Butler Campus Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The latest Family Literacy Night held by the Butler Global Studies campus on January 20th honored the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Two books, The Story of Martin Luther King Jr. by Johnny Ray Moore and Happy Birthday Martin Luther King Jr. by Jean Marzollo, were chosen for reading and discussion among parents and students. Following these discussions, seven students from grades 1-4 took to the stage to recite sections from Dr. King’s famous “I Have a Dream Speech”. Wrapping up this inspiring event, a delicious dinner was served and shared by Butler families. These Literacy Nights have become an important part of the Butler campus experience thanks to the hard work of the PTA and the support of Butler families.

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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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Amos I

**School will resume on January 4, 2010


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Tuesday, January 26 Amos 2 Open House for “NEW” students 2-4 pm

Wednesday, January 27 School Data Conference Students Dismissed @ 12:15 pm Kids House will be OPEN for students enrolled.

Friday, January 29 IMPORTANT - to lock in your child’s space for SY 2010-2011 ~ please return the mandatory “ARE YOU RETURNING TO CAPCS FORM”

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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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