Written by: Sophia Elahi

Switching to CMASAS after having been in the same school curriculum for five years was easily one of best highlights of my high school career. I was not quite sure what to expect when starting with a completely new school, but I was not disappointed. 

Written by Cathy Sperrazzo

In the vast landscape of educational options, it can be challenging for parents and students alike to find a schooling model that aligns perfectly with their needs and values. 

Traditional public schools, private institutions, online academies, and homeschooling each come with their own set of strengths and limitations. However, at CMASAS, education isn't a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Instead, it's a personalized journey crafted to meet the unique needs and aspirations of each student. Here's how:

Written by Cierra Tredway

What is Success? Is success something that looks the same for every student? The answer is no. Success can be defined in many different ways depending on individual perspectives, values, and goals. More often than not, success is the achievement of a goal or desired outcome that involves the accomplishment of personal objectives and ambitions. It is so important to understand that success is uniquely tied to the individual. 

Written by Tami Warnick

CMASAS is dedicated to providing an enriching educational experience that prepares students for success in an ever-changing world. Our curriculum is designed to foster learning and with personalization in mind. We understand that every child learns at their own pace and in their own way. Our curriculum supports our Personalication Learning Model to promote and foster learning, enabling students to personalize our curriculum to fit their needs.  

Written by Kim Fowler

We know there’s not a silver bullet to educating young people. No single teaching method or assignment type will ensure our students go into the world as confident contributors to their communities, relationships, and professions. And just as no single lesson or assignment will make a successful student, no single “type” of teacher will either. We recognize that to truly thrive students need different people supporting them in different ways. We’ve worked hard to create a team of educators to support each of our students.

Q & A with Kimberlee Bonura, PhD, MFA 

CMASAS Parent of a 6th and 8th Grader

When did you enroll in CMASAS?  Three years ago, we switched to CMASAS during the pandemic. Our public school was returning to in-person classes with optional masks, which wasn’t suitable for our family due to my child’s asthma and grandma’s COPD. I wanted a virtual school that would provide a solid education and validated transcripts, so if we decided to return to public or private in-person school we would have the necessary documents.