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Uniform Guidelines

✓ Button-down shirt or polo. The shirt must have a collar and be Navy Blue or Crimson. The shirt/polo can be long or short-sleeved.
✓ Polo dresses are acceptable in Navy Blue or Crimson.
✓ Plain tan “docker” style pants, skort, skirt, or shorts. (Must still touch the floor when kneeling)
✓ Cardigan sweaters and jackets may be worn if they are Navy Blue or Crimson. No hoodies are allowed.
✓ Starting in 5th grade, it is permissible to have black, docker style pants, skirts, and shorts. NO SWEATPANTS, NO JEANS AND NO LEGGINGS AS PANTS.

Protected: Student Parent/Guardian Handbook

You can find the 2023 Student Parent/Guardian Handbook here for download. Parents and students will have been sent the password to access the handbook. If you did not receive it or need it again, please contact the office. (603) 729-3370

Published: October 3, 2023

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Volunteerism

Parent volunteerism is an important part of CCA. We depend on our parents to share their talents and time to help make our school successful. There are many types of volunteer activities. Volunteers working directly with children must have a criminal background check. Background checks take 2-3 weeks to complete, so please get yours done in advance if you think you might chaperone a field trip at some point throughout the year. Information about how to obtain a criminal background check is available in the office.

FINGER PRINTING FOR VOLUNTEERS AND CHAPERONES
A fingerprint background check is required for individuals, volunteers and chaperones engaged in the following activities:

classroom volunteers
chaperones on field trips
assisting at school activities such as dances
coaching teams/activities

Once a thorough background investigation and criminal records check is complete with no disqualifying records, and the volunteer has completed an orientation, will be able to volunteer.

Field Trips

Each classroom teacher schedules various field trips to interesting and educational locations. Parents are encouraged to chaperone such school activities, but are asked not to bring younger children due to liability issues. Any person transporting students must provide CCA with proof of a current driver’s license and a minimum liability insurance coverage of $100,000/$300,000. Proof of driver’s license and insurance coverage needs to be resubmitted yearly. In addition, chaperones are required to have a criminal background check prior to the activity. Field trips are considered an extension of CCA. Therefore all school policies and rules apply for all students, as well as chaperones.