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Submitted by other on February 16, 2025
Honestly I think that CCA put me through the worst 2 1/2 years of my life. The kids have simply ZERO consideration for others and will insult or threaten those who they don't know for ZERO reason. In my experience, I was part of 2 friend groups and in one, I felt hardly respected and incredibly ignored. In the other, I was discriminated against and often insulted for my ethnicity for the simple fact I couldn't defend myself. The teachers at the school (most of them) are nice people, and they care for their students. My breaking point came one day in PE where we were playing a simple game of Hockey, sounds fun? No I was insulted for doing an "awful job" despite them KNOWING I wasn't wearing my glasses. They'd taunt and insult and make me dread returning. I called out and never turned back or came back. If you are a parent reading this and your child goes to Casper Classical Academy, please watch their behavior as they can either end up depressed or being an inconsiderate human being.
Submitted by student on July 07, 2023
Kids here keep threatening me that they want to kill me and stab me.
Submitted by student on April 04, 2023
They care about their dress code more then their bullying problems
Submitted by other on April 09, 2019
overall this school was definitely the worst experience I've had in my life so far, and left me very excited for highschool, my reasons for disliking this school were because of the very large amount of stress put on students, issues with bullying and fights, select bad teachers and lots of other small things that escape my mind at the moment.
Submitted by other on December 01, 2014
From what I heard is that you can't be in the school past 3:00 p.m. without getting an automatic detention,and that is not fair. For example,say you were late getting to your locker,or your lockers jammed,or whatever. And,you only have 30 seconds to get out of there or else,you get a detention. And also,I heard they are counting lunch as a period too. Passing period,don't get me started on that. Only 3 minutes to use the bathroom,get to your locker,open it ,and rush too class. If you ask me,it should at least be 5 minutes,like Dean Morgan. So,I would like the principal,to read this. I am speaking for all students who go to CCA who agree with me. Don't think of timing,think of having everything ready. I know they have expectations of students,but they are human,just like the adults. Heck,I went there,and I got a detention,because I had gym before writing,and just before everyone was settled into their seats,I had to use the restroom. I was worried about getting tardy,and one day in math,I got a detention paper. I was so humiliated,because I have never gotten a detention. I hope they change some things back when I went there.
Submitted by other on February 23, 2014
Being a student at CCA, I have to say, the school does have some strict rules, which each student and family is expected to follow appropriately. The standards are high, but there are many teachers to help and lots of resources to which anyone with questions may refer. Honestly, I think the people who look down upon the school should find a different one because they are most likely not even trying to meet the requirements. I must admit, the school has some dumb rules and annoying teachers, and it sucks having to share the building with a school with a completely different appearance in several aspects, but the school overall isn't that bad. (Seriously, the most troubles I have with that school is having to share the building with the other school because most of the teachers and students of it basically HATE CCA students and the fact that there are more students at CCA than their school.)
Submitted by parent on September 10, 2013
Very clique, mean girl syndrome is rampant but no-one addresses it, kind of like the big pile of doggie doo in the corner no one wants to clean up, just chalk it up to "character building" oh and the helicopter mom a.k.a. the alpha mom (stay at home mom decked out in full make up and heels to scrub toilets) is the majority of P.T.O. This is a school for assembly line kids who fit the P.T.O mold...so don't expect a-lot of acceptance for your family, yourself, and most importantly your student if you don't fit squarely into the little boxes. P.S. not bitter just very disappointed
Submitted by parent on April 04, 2012
This school is proud that it teaches a full grade level ahead of the other schools in the area which is fine for the students that have gone there all their school careers however it penalizes the matriculating students who have to work to catch up. They are proud to say they are a partnership of parents and teaching staff yet when a concerned parent calls they blame the parents and take no ownership of any issue raised laying blame solely at the parents feet. Despite the advanced curriculum or maybe because of it,the rest of the school operates in a form of chaos with no one knowing what is going on. Our child was hurt on the playground and despite going to the nurses office was never seen by the nurse and sent back to class with out medical attention.A office staffer with no medical training determining she was fine. The office staff is rude and argumentative. I am very disappointed this school's reputation has far exceeded the reality. Lastly the parental involvement they so proudly crow about has become a situation of too many cooks spoiling the soup.If your family can fit their rather narrow mold they will do well otherwise I would keep your children well away from here.