Literary Magazine Club
Literary Magazine Club publishes a magazine each year featuring writing and art from CMASAS students! Members of the club will manage submissions, design the magazine, and distribute among the CMASAS student body and staff. Meetings will be twice a month.
TBD
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Welcome to Dungeons and Dragons Club! Any and all are welcome, whether you have never played or have lots of experience. Embark on a journey of imagination, strategy, and camaraderie. If you've ever dreamed of exploring mystical realms, battling fearsome creatures, and unraveling epic quests, then this is the club for you! We will be using a virtual tabletop online platform, which will allow us to easily create characters, organize quests, view maps together, roll virtual dice etc.
2nd & 4th Wednesdays 11:00am PST
FINDING YOUR PLACE - GET ENGAGED, BE A LEADER, BUILD COMMUNITY
Positive and productive environments are built from these three words: engagement, leadership, and community. One might ask how these three words are related. Effective leadership can foster engagement and build a strong community, while an engaged community can produce effective leaders. Together they can create a positive and supportive space that allows both individuals and groups to thrive and achieve their goals.
PERSONALICATION: TRANSFORMING EDUCATION AT CMASAS
In today's ever-evolving educational landscape, Christa McAuliffe Academy School of Arts and Sciences (CMASAS) differentiates its learning approach with its Personalication philosophy and Personalized Education Plans (PEPs). “We are redefining the student experience, sparking a genuine passion for learning, and equipping students for a lifetime of success,” says Founder and CEO of CMASAS Christopher Geis.
Let’s explore how CMASAS has harnessed the power of personalization to create an environment where curiosity and knowledge thrive.
TESTIMONIAL OF ANNA WELCH – PARENT OF CMASAS CLASS OF 2019 AND GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY HONORS GRADUATE MICHELLE CALVERT
In 2022, my daughter graduated with honors from Georgia State University at the age of 19, achieving a three-year academic advancement. Our journey began in 2015 when Michelle, then a 6th grader, excelled in all her classes except English. This led us to question the public education system.
HOW ONLINE EDUCATION PREPARES KIDS FOR THE FUTURE
Let’s dive into how online education can prepare students for how the workforce is moving towards remote employees. Before we can dive into the ‘how’ question, we must acknowledge that remote working is the future of the workforce.
In two years, nearly a quarter of the workforce is projected to be remote.
PREPARING STUDENTS FOR A CONNECTED WORLD
Digital citizenship is a vital component of your CMASAS education. As a private online school, we are committed to helping students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to responsibly navigate online. Here are some key tips to help: