

Dear Sentinel Families,
We are so excited to close out the calendar year with a week of gathering filled with spirit, joy and community. Tomorrow our Upperclassman will celebrate the holidays together with their Holiday Luncheon. Then Thursday will bring the Underclassmen Feast during lunchtime, a delectable event for certain! Students also have the opportunity to partake in our Holiday spirit wear options this week. I have so enjoyed seeing the students have fun with their Holiday ties and ugly sweater options the last two days. The week will wrap up with Advisory Holiday Parties on Friday.
In the spirit of providing forethought as students return from Winter Break on January 5th, please refer to the Upcoming Calendar of Events below for the final exams schedule that will bring Semester 1 to an end.
Our staff wishes you the most wonderful, restful and safe winter break. We look forward to our continued partnership in the New Year!
In partnership with you,
Matthew Stewart


This year at CSPA we are hosting the Third Annual Upperclassman Winter Holiday Lunch and Underclassman Winter Feast. The goal is to come together and give everyone an opportunity to enjoy a traditional holiday meal with their CSPA family. We have created sign ups (see below) where you can sign up for slots to prepare and donate food items that will be served.
We want to take the time now to thank you for your support, as we cannot put this event on without it. If you prefer to send in a monetary donation, we suggest $5/person, cash only, and you can have your student bring it directly to Mr. Mihm (Upperclassman) OR Ms. Davenport (Underclassman).
Upperclassman Sign-Up
Underclassman Sign-Up

Our CSA District Libraries are run by our devoted parent volunteers and it's a volunteer opportunity that is wonderful for interacting with our students. We are in need of several volunteers so that all of our library class times are covered. Training is provided.
Click HERE if interested in volunteering opportunities.

CSPA High School students are required to perform 50 hours of community service/volunteerism as a graduation requirement. Community service credit will be given for voluntary activities that help others or are beneficial to the community. Students earn credit for hours spent participating in the actual activity, not for meeting and planning time. Students are responsible for getting a Community Service Sponsor Sheet signed and dated for each activity.
Click HERE for a printable Community Service Sponsor Sheet.

Preparation is embedded in the Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy name. That preparation is grounded in the belief that people who are capable, caring, and self- directed learners will be successful in life no matter what they choose to do after they leave High School. Learning is a lifelong pursuit and we are committed to providing students with the skills they need for work and life.
We have created a permanent link to post-secondary resources that will appear at the bottom of this and all CSPA newsletters. Additionally, we have included a link for active scholarship opportunities. Visit these resources often to find helpful links and opportunities for all students, regardless of their post-CSPA plans.