Summer Checklist

6/24/2024

Your one-stop-shop for summer assignments, school supplies lists, and more!

Sweet summertime is here! We hope your child is having a wonderful time off spending time with family and friends, fueling their faith, and gearing up for the new school year.

Be sure to check out MyCCA’s summer resources board to see if your child is responsible for completing any summer reading and/or assignments. Summer work is designed to prevent the “summer slide” and help your child continue to flex his/her mental muscles so their transition back to school is a smooth one!

	2024–25 Calendar: View all the major dates for the school year. For all event, be sure to check the MyCCA Calendar.
	Summer Camps: Your child will enjoy a summer filled with safe and exciting opportunities in Athletics, Performing Arts, and through Day Camp.
	School Supplies: View and order all necessary school supplies online. Uniform information can be found HERE. NOTE: No list for High School students.

	Summer Assignments: Complete assignments based on selected core classes. Schedules are not necessary for summer work to be completed. Reading List (Pre-K–12th) Math Assignments (6th–12th) Advanced Placement (AP) Assignments
	NOTE: Summer work will be assessed first week of school. Email Technology@CCAEagles.org with any questions you have regarding summer work.
	Athletic Clearance: In order to begin tryouts or practices, your child must be fully cleared by CCA’s athletic office. Opens July 1. NOTE: Volleyball, Football, and Cross Country begin Monday, July 29
	Middle School Meetup \| August 2: “Break the ice” on a new school year while making new friends and reconnecting with old ones! Click Here for Details.
	Apply for a Passport: All 8th & 11th Grade will need a valid passport to participate in their class international mission trip. The passport expiration date should be July 2025 or later. The Department of State’s estimated processing time for routine applications is currently 10-13 weeks, and 7-9 weeks for expedited applications, so we urge you apply as soon as possible if necessary.
	Authorization to Dispense Medication: The clinic requires a current form for each school year in order to have any medication dispensed.
	Niche.com Survey: Take a few minutes to share your feedback via this anonymous Niche.com survey. If you complete it by Friday, June 30, you’ll be entered into Niche’s sweepstakes to win $1,000!

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