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Student Led Conferences
Please mark your calendars for Student Led Conferences-happening during the week of February 2nd-6th. The conferences are a great time to see what your child is learning at school, and a good opportunity to connect with their Advisor and other members of the community..

CCPA In the News
The CCPA community took a walking field trip on January 20th to see the Inauguration at the Oracle Arena. It was a special day for all that attended, and we all took heart of Obama's message, "Yes We Can!" Students were interviewed by the press, and we made the paper. Click HERE to see the article, and HERE to see the picture.

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The Communicator – Winter 2008
The Communicator – Fall 2008

Vision Statement

Coliseum College Prep Academy is dedicated to providing all of our students with a challenging and relevant education that prepares them for entry to UC and CSU schools and an evolving, technology driven world. Students will leave Coliseum Prep with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue their vision for the future and confident in their ability to do so. We are committed to delivering a program that meets each learner’s unique needs, capitalizes on their passions, connects their learning to the real world, and requires students to demonstrate what they know and are able to do.

All Coliseum Prep community members will be…

• Learners: Students who take initiative. Students who are curious and self determined.
  Students who have the skills to be life long learners. Students who are reflective and constantly improve.
  
  
• Thinkers: Students who can solve problems, think critically, and appreciate diverse perspectives.
  Students who can apply their learning to the real world. Students who can use and apply math.
  Students who seek to understand how the physical world works.
  
  
• Communicators: Students who can write and express themselves effectively in many ways.
  Students who are excellent readers. Students who can use technology flexibly.
  Students who have fluency in more than one language.
  
  
• Citizens: Students who are active participants and leaders in their community.
  Students who question and understand our society and its history.
  Students who take pride in themselves, care about their peers, and value the diversity of their communities.
  Students who practice fairness, honesty, and taking responsibility.