This year’s four-week, summer program served 120, K-8 students, with nearly full participation from the incoming kindergarten classes. The program offered students the routine of a standard school day while also participating in fun activities like Kung Fu, Maci Lago beauty and self-empowerment, and gardening with Greener Partners.

In addition, CCSA offered the Summer Bridge Program for incoming freshman. The program aimed to provide rising 9^th graders with insight and support as they transition to the halls of high school. Led by Kathleen Carpenter, College & Career Readiness Coordinator, and Zanoy Headen, CCSA’s on-campus social worker, the Bridge students visited college campuses, did social-emotional reflective work, and created vision boards to plan their upcoming years as CCSA high schoolers.