News&Views, Week of April, 18th, 2024

Middle School Principal’s Letter

Dear Parents,

Thank you for taking the time to read this week’s version of the News and Views. This week, our focus was on MAP testing, and it is lovely to see the smiles on student’s faces after testing.

We want to thank you for supporting your child this past week so that they could perform their best. Once all make-up tests are completed, we will share the final results with you.

We will issue the second-semester progress reports today. Talk with your child about their approaches to learning and grades. The eighth graders must finish their middle school experience on a high note. We want the seventh-graders to realize the stakes will be higher next year. The sixth-graders will be a year older.

The weekend will be very busy for the Middle School. On Friday and Saturday, we are hosting the World Scholars Cup Cairo Round on campus. We will also be hosting the CISSA soccer tournament. On Saturday, we will have the swimming time trials. It will be a full day of campus activities, and we look forward to welcoming you.

We understand that the next few weeks will be short due to various events. If you anticipate your child’s absence from school, please communicate with the office. This is particularly important as the lack of school days in April might result in students missing out on important work. Your timely communication will help us ensure that they stay on track with their studies.

Life Lesson# 3: Own your responsibilities and your future.

You’re not responsible for your trauma, but you are responsible for breaking the cycle and not hurting more people because of what happened to you. You will never control your future if you let your present be controlled by your past. What happened yesterday may not be your responsibility, but how you behave today is.

Thank you for your continuous support of the middle school.

 

In Partnership,
Courtney Bailey
The Middle School Principal


Announcements

Moving on from CAC at the end of the year?
To help us plan for next year, if you haven’t already done so, please use the link below to let us know if you are withdrawing from CAC at the end of this year. 

https://cacegypt.org/index.php/withdrawal-request

A few days before your departure, a withdrawal form that includes several signatures must also be completed by middle and high school students in order to clear any outstanding obligations, and turned in to the Admission/Registrar‘s Office to release final records. 

Final end of year Middle and High School records will not be ready until on or after June 23rd (following the Eid holiday).

 

 

HS STUCO Movie Night
Get ready for Movie Night!
The HS STUCO is organizing a Movie Night for ES and MS Students on the MS Lawn on 
April 18th from 4:10 PM.
We’ll be watching Disney’s 
Coco, and admission will be 75 LE per person.
Tickets will be 
sold after school from the 7th of April.
Snacks will also be available for purchase. We’re excited to see you all there!

 

 

Maadi Community Theatre Production
Maadi Community Theatre presents an original production: A Whole New World! 

Join us for an exciting, fun, silly, dramatic and thoughtful night of original theatre starring various CAC students, staff and members of our broader Maadi community.
Our show is appropriate for children and adults of all ages. Tickets will go on sale April 8-18  and will cost 400 le, each. We look forward to welcoming you into our world 🙂 

Location: CAC Theatre

Show Dates: 

Thursday, April 18 @ 6:00-8:00 pm

Friday, April 19 @ 3:00-5:00 pm

 

 

Water Log V.43 / no.3 – Time Trials Spring 2024
Dear Swimmers and Parents,
Our first event of the season, Time Trials, will be held on Saturday, April 20th.
We will hold ONLY ONE Session on that day.
For sign-ups and more information, please check this link.

 

From Speaker Series Program: Ella Witts
Ella Witts, Sustainability Advisor at bp, will be visiting our campus on April 22nd as part of our Speaker Series Program. During her visit, she’ll be sharing insights on sustainability and her experiences collaborating with partner organizations to achieve sustainability goals. With a Master’s from Yale’s School of the Environment, Ella brings expertise in the energy transition, having worked with groups like the US Climate Alliance and UPROSE.

Not only will she be sharing her sustainability savvy with students, but she’ll also be meeting with staff members to review our CAC Sustainability Plan. Plus, she’s set to connect with the HS Green Team and check out the ES iSpace for some upcycling inspiration!

 


Three Cheers

Three Cheers to Ms. Amin and her team for their efforts in the admission process.

Three Cheers to all our students who showed growth on their MAP test this week.

Three Cheers to all teachers for the work they did to complete semester-two progress reports.

Three Cheers to Ms. Soha and Mr. Iskander for offering technical support during MAP testing.