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Forms & Publications
CCA Student Handbook and Bulletin
Digital Technology Code of Ethics
*eCheck form is submitted directly to the CCA Finance Dept.
School Supply Lists
Kindergarten through 2nd Grade
Students’ consumable classroom supplies are provided by their classroom teacher throughout the school year. A fixed annual fee of $35 is billed at the beginning of the year for these supplies. This fee does not include personal hygiene or safety items.
5th Grade Supply List 2023-2024
6th Grade Supply List 2023-2024
7th Grade Supply List 2023-2024
8th Grade Supply List 2023-2024
High School Supply List 2023-2024
Sports Participation Requirements & Fees
Grades
Student-athletes must have no more than one D and no F’s, and maintain a GPA of at least 2.0, evaluated on a weekly and quarterly basis.
Sports Physical
Student-athletes must have a sports physical dated within the last 24 months. Click here for the WIAA-approved Sports Physical Form. Please contact Marianne Quaile, AD, if you have questions.
Player Fees
$120 per sport for Varsity Players, excluding soccer
$80 per sport for Middle School Players, including soccer for all grades
We want all CCA students to be able to participate in sports. If money is an issue for your family, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Marianne Quaile.
Athletics Handbook
All student-athletes and their parents/guardians agree to support and uphold the policies in the Athletics Handbook.
School hours and CCA office hours
| K-4 | 5-12 | Office | |
| Start Time | 8:00 AM | 8:00 AM | 8:00 AM |
| Monday -Thursday Dismissal | 3:00 PM | 3:35 PM | 4:00 PM |
| Friday/Half-Day Dismissal | 12:00 PM | 12:05 PM | 1:00 PM |
Parking Lot Drop-off and Pick-up Procedures
The City of Wenatchee has reviewed CCA’s drop off and pick up procedures and periodically monitors to ensure that we are in compliance with city ordinances. We want to respect our neighbors and keep our students safe.
GENERAL DRIVING INFORMATION
When driving up Academy St., if there are cars lined up in the parking lot up to the street, do not stop and wait to enter the parking lot there. Cars waiting to enter may not block street traffic here, as it could backup to Western. Instead, continue driving to the cul de sac, turn around, then drive back down Academy St. along the sidewalk. Once the cars pull forward into the parking lot you may enter the parking lot. We will have staff and volunteers monitoring and assisting cars as necessary.
~ Drop off and pick up only at designated locations. Dropping students off before supervised times in the morning puts students at risk.
~ Do not talk on cell phone while driving in the parking lot.
~ Be courteous to staff, volunteers and other drivers and follow all safety guidelines.
PICK UP PROCEDURE
At pick up time, students in Kindergarten through 5th grade will be lined up in front of the gym. The driving area in front of the gym is one-way heading south during pick up times and cones will be set up to keep this area a one-way zone. Cars are to pull up all the way to the south end of the gym and students will step from their line and into their car and then leave. (The city said they expect this to be quick yet safe.) If you have picked up your child but are behind a car still waiting for a child, you may pull out of the line and exit.
If you park and wish to retrieve your child from their place in line by the gym, please use the crosswalk between the church and the school. Please carefully supervise your student in the parking area if you stay to speak with a teacher or another parent.
DROP OFF PROCEDURE
When students are dropped off at school there is no CCA staff supervision in the parking lot. The best route for drop off is to enter from Academy St. into the parking lot and drop your student off in front of the school or gym doors. Please be sure your child is ready to quickly and safely exit the vehicle. Please park your car if your child is not ready to get out when you enter the drop off areas.
Before and After-School Childcare
Sibling Supervision
Grades K-4
Supervision is provided only for K-4 students who have older siblings enrolled at CCA with a later dismissal time. There is no cost for Sibling Supervision. Elementary teachers provide Sibling Supervision in the cafeteria until 3:34 pm, Monday through Thursday. Students may only be signed out by parents/guardians; older siblings may not sign out K-4 students. There is no Sibling Supervision on Fridays and other half days; pick-up time is 12:00 pm.
Child Care
Child care is not provided on-site at CCA. CCA’s childcare center, Cascade Christian Child Care (CCC), provides child care before and after school, and on many CCA no-school days and CCA vacations. CCC is located in a separate building on campus. Limited space has been reserved for after-school CCA students, on a first-come, first-served basis. Families must register their student in advance with CCC in order to reserve their child’s space and receive child care. Only students pre-registered at CCC will be escorted after dismissal to CCC by CCC staff. CCC may be reached at (509) 662-3573 or ccc@ccawenatchee.org.
Late Pick-up
Because teachers are busy with grading, planning, and lesson preparation, it is important that students are picked up promptly. Parents/guardians will be called if their student is not picked up on time. If teachers are unable to reach parents/guardians, emergency contacts will be called.
Grades 5 -12
Students in grades 5 -12 may remain on campus if they are participating in approved after-school activities such as student work, sports (grades 5 -12), seeking teacher assistance, or other activities, as approved. Students not participating in these activities are to be picked up or leave campus promptly at dismissal time. Students remaining after dismissal time who are not in an approved after school activity will be asked to leave and/or their parent will be contacted to pick them up.
Students are to continue to exhibit good behavior and decorum when remaining on campus after dismissal time. Students are expected to:
- Remain in uniform, with the following exceptions:
- Student athletes are to change into athletic wear immediately before participating in sports. If remaining on campus after sports participation, students are to change out of athletic wear prior to reentering the hallway.
- Custodial student workers are permitted to change out of uniform immediately before working, being mindful of the CCA dress code standards of modesty, simplicity, and neatness. If remaining on campus after working, students are to change back into uniform.
- Remain in supervised and/or public areas, as applicable to the after-school activity.
- Keep belongings such as backpacks and clothing with them. Belongings are not to be left unattended on the floor or elsewhere.
- Be picked up or leave campus promptly once the after-school activity concludes.
- Wait quietly and safely for parent pick up in the front entry sidewalk and hallway areas of the school. Students are not to wait in the parking lot or driving areas. There is to be no running outside or in the hallways, no swinging on the railings, and no roughhousing.
- Follow the guidelines set forth in the Handbook.
Students who do not follow the above guidelines may lose the privilege of participating in after-school activities.
Dress Code
CCA Lunch Program
The hot lunch program is led by Linda Diseth, CCA Cook, and daily kitchen support is provided by staff, volunteers and students from grades 6 – 12. Proceeds from the hot lunch program benefit the class funds of these grades, as well as provide funds for Athletics, Spiritual Activities, Music, and Missions.
FACTS (formerly RenWeb)
CCA Safety Measures
We strive to make CCA a safe school for our students, staff and visitors. There are a number of things in place to help us in achieving this goal and we are continually working on ways that we may improve safety even more.
If you have questions regarding safety at CCA, please feel free to contact Stephanie Gates, CCA Principal at stephanie.gates@ccawenatchee.org.
OUTSIDE AIR QUALITY
CCA uses the WAQA air quality site to determine when it’s safe for students to be outdoors. When the WAQA value is above 150, students must stay indoors.
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION
CCA utilizes Remind as a method of direct communication with parents and guardians. It is important for parents and guardians to keep in close contact with the school to be informed of important safety and school delay/closure information.
BACKGROUND SCREENING
Before volunteering in the classroom, chaperoning on a field trip, coaching a sports team, etc., every prospective volunteer must complete online training and background screening through Sterling Volunteers, CCA’s provider of these services. To learn more, email Jessenia Bernal or call (509) 662-2723 ext 200.
SECURITY
CCA exterior doors are kept locked during school hours.
CCA classroom doors are configured with a “School Safe” lockdown device. This is an ‘anti-latch’ device that operates in conjunction with the door’s existing lock. This device allows the door to be locked from within the classroom in seconds without opening the door, using a key, or leaving the classroom.
CCA’s outdoor area covers 10 acres and is secured by a gated/locked chain link fence. This fenced area adjoins the school building, enclosing the playground, outdoor basketball court, softball field, soccer/flag football field, and vehicle storage yard (excluding the parking lot).
CLOSED-CAMPUS POLICY
Students are not allowed to leave campus during school hours including study hall periods. Campus is defined as the back of the church and Community Service center on the east, Academy Street on the north, and the lower playground area to the west. Parents may give permission for their student to leave campus as provided by completing the Off-Campus Permission Form.
CAMERA SURVEILLANCE
CCA employs camera surveillance equipment for security purposes. This equipment may or may not be monitored at any time. Surveillance cameras are for the express use of CCA staff and not for public use. All cameras record video. Only the front entry area camera records BOTH video and audio. This area is considered an open public space with no expectation of privacy.
Surveillance cameras will generally be utilized in public areas which may include building entrances, hallways, parking lots, front offices, gymnasium, and cafeteria.
Surveillance cameras will not be installed in “private” areas such as restrooms, locker rooms, changing areas, private offices, and K-12 classrooms.
STAFF TRAINING AND SAFETY SUPPLIES
CCA staff are trained to assist with emergencies during regular school hours and are certified in CPR/First Aid/AED/Bloodborne Pathogens. Each classroom is equipped with an Emergency Procedure Flip Chart, a fire extinguisher and a disaster backpack containing emergency supplies including a first aid kit, water, snacks, grade-appropriate activities, and parent/guardian contact information.
SAFETY PROCEDURES AND DRILLS
Several times each school year, CCA staff review school safety procedures. Together with CCA staff, students practice emergency drills regularly throughout the school year. CCA’s safety program includes the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) which is based on four actions: Lockout, Lockdown, Evacuate and Shelter. Students are taught the procedures for the various emergency drills that take place, including weather events, fire, accidents, intruders, and other threats to student safety.
AED (AUTOMATIC EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR)
CCA has placed an AED in the following location: In the hallway just before entering the gym, mounted to the wall. The AED is in an alarmed cabinet. When the cabinet door is opened, a loud alarm will sound which alerts those nearby that there is a potential emergency.
CCA staff are trained to assist with an AED emergency during regular school hours. After school hours this is a public access defibrillation (PAD) program. If you suspect someone is experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest please feel free to use the equipment at our school. Good Samaritan laws protect the layperson in a life-saving attempt, although we recommend becoming trained in CPR/AED as an investment in your health and the health of others.
FACILITIES & SAFETY COMMITTEE
This committee meets bi-monthly to review safety procedures and safety measures that are in place, as well as to investigate and implement new ways to strengthen safety at school.
STUDENT ACCIDENT AND INSURANCE COVERAGE
Enrolled students are covered through a blanket School-Time Accident Plan (the plan) with Myers-Stevens & Toohey, which provides coverage secondary to a student’s other health coverage. A claim form with instructions will be provided to the parent/guardian to complete and file with Myers-Stevens & Toohey within 90 days after the date of loss. It is important to read claim filing instructions carefully to ensure coverage benefits are fully realized.