High School

This section contains information important to our student climate center and student discipline.

Happy New Year, and welcome back! As we enter 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible work our students, faculty, and staff have done so far this school year. Whether through academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, or acts of kindness in our hallways, your dedication to making this school a vibrant, supportive community is inspiring. I’m so proud of all we’ve accomplished together, and I’m excited to see what we can achieve in the months ahead.

With the start of the new year, it’s a great time to revisit our shared goals and values as a school community. January offers a fresh start for students to focus on their academics, strengthen their relationships, and build positive habits that will carry them forward. As always, the Student Climate Center is here to support you, whether you’re navigating challenges or striving toward new opportunities. Let’s continue to work together to ensure every student feels empowered, included, and valued.

Finally, I’d like to remind everyone of the exciting events coming up this month, including the Martin Luther King Day of Service and other worthwhile volunteer opportunities. These moments are a chance to celebrate and connect as a community, so I encourage everyone to get involved. Thank you for being part of what makes our school such a special place. Let’s make 2025 a year to remember!

Warm regards,

Warm regards,

Ms. Jimenez, HS Dean of Students and K12 School Climate Officer

1. Be sure to get your new cell phone pass as soon as possible. If you lose your pass, please report it to the SCC.

2. If you are need of a locker, you will purchase your lock first from the school store. Then, you will bring your receipt to the SCC. There you will be assigned a locker and given a tutorial on how to open your lock if necessary.

3. Remember, if you see or hear something that concerns you, please report it ASAP. Students being diligent in reporting concerns is the front lines of safety at CAP. Reports can be kept anonymous and confidential.

The Bruin Pride trait for the month of December is Determination.

Determination is the quality of continuously trying to achieve something, even when it is difficulty; never giving up.

If you have any questions regarding the information in this newsletter please contact Ms. Joel, Assistant to the High School Principal.

Email: ljoel@communityacademy.org
Website: https://www.communityacademy.org/
Location: 1100 E. Erie Avenue
Phone: 215-533-6700 1501
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/COMMUNITYACADEMYOFPHILADELPHIA/
Twitter: @CAPnewswire