
A Message From Mrs. Jessica Moceri, CSA District Superintendent

Dear CSA District Families,
On Monday, we honored and celebrated the life of the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. whose impact on American democracy remains unparalleled. The words from Dr. King’s famous speech “I Have a Dream” continue to touch the hearts of millions and have etched these words into American history: "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
For Dr. King, the development of both intelligence and character defined education's highest goal. Both brains and integrity form the backbone of strong individuals and strong citizens. Dr. King’s words reflect our core values in the CSA District, our commitment to developing the whole child with the highest of expectations. In addition to our rigorous academic curriculum, CSA integrates a comprehensive character education program beginning in Kindergarten.
Our Smart Character Choices program started in the fall of 2002 when CSA was awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Safe and Drug Free Schools Office to develop, research, and refine an effective character education program. They recognized a need for schools to play a vital role in deliberately and consistently teaching students positive character traits and to align the efforts of parents/family members collectively in that endeavor.
The foundations of Smart Character Choices are these six character traits:
- Kindness. Thinking and acting in ways that show you care.
- Optimism. Expecting good things today and in the future.
- Getting Along. Contributing to and gaining from positive relationships.
- Responsibility. Choosing to act in a way that takes care of yourself and contributes to the common good.
- Respect. Choosing to act in a way that shows that I am valuable, you are valuable, and we as a group are valuable.
- Work Ethic. Working hard and sustaining effort that leads to feeling good about a job well done.
Three components make Smart Character Choices unique from all other character education programs:
- Embedding the character traits into the Smart Character Choices American History Curriculum rather than teaching them in isolation, such as the “trait of the month."
- Focusing on teaching both school-wide and classroom procedures and routines to students.
- Teaching students social skills and protocols e.g. manners and etiquette.
CSA District strives to create opportunities for students to make choices that allow them to better understand themselves and reflect on their own character development. This helps them develop the interpersonal skills they will need to live happy and productive lives.
CSA celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his significant contributions to American history, and is proud to honor his legacy in our vision of an all-encompassing education.
In partnership with you,
Jessica Moceri
CSA District Re-Enrollment for the 2026-27 School Year
Completed Re-Enrollment Forms are due on or before January 31st.

The CSA District Re-Enrollment letter and Re-Enrollment Form have been mailed out to all CSA District Families. The Re-enrollment forms must be completed and turned in to ensure a child's seat in CSA District schools for the 2026-2027 school year.
For your convenience, you may also use our online re-enrollment option for completing this form in PowerSchool. Simply log into your Parent Portal HERE. The digital Re-enrollment form can be found by clicking on the Online Forms task button either to the left of your screen or in a drop-down menu. Select your child’s name and the Re-enrollment Form link, under the Available Forms section. If you have multiple children, you must complete these steps for each child in our district.
Completed Re-Enrollment Forms and Student Enrollment Applications are due by January 31st and can be turned in at the main office of CSA, CSAMS or CSPA. For questions, please feel free to contact the Admissions Department at 810-632-5473.

Student and Parent Volunteers Needed For Home Basketball Games!!

We need a lot of volunteers at our CSAMS and CSPA home games! The expectation is that all basketball players and all cheerleaders are represented by a volunteer during the season. Volunteers do not need to be parents. Feel free to recruit friends, grandparents or other family members, ESPECIALLY STUDENTS WHO NEED SERVICE HOURS.
-Typically all positions allow you to watch the game while working
-Training is provided when necessary
-Free admission and discounted concession food for volunteers
Sign up links are provided below. Please reach out to Heather Fuchs (Home Game Volunteer Coordinator & Concessions Manager with any questions: thnxb2god9@gmail.com.
Click HERE for CSAMS Volunteer Games Signup
Click HERE for CSPA Volunteer Games Signup

CSPA is Looking to Hire a Co-Ed Golf Coach
Our Athletics Department is looking for a High School Co-Ed Golf Coach for our 2025-2026 school year. We are looking for motivated individuals who would like to work with our CSA District students to help build a solid golf program at CSPA. These are paid coaching positions and all candidates must successfully pass a background check to be considered for the position.
If you are interested or know of someone who is, please send an email with the following information to our CSA District Athletic Director, Laurie DeLorenzo: Coaching or playing experience, and a general summary of yourself (or resume) and why you would like to be considered for this coaching position. We look forward to hearing from you and getting our student athletes set for another great season.
Candidate information can be emailed to our CSA District Athletic Director, Laurie DeLorenzo, at Ldelorenzo@csaschool.org.
























