The Head of School's Column - Cape Cod Academy

The Commons
The Cape Cod Academy Monthly Newsletter
January 2009
The Head of School’s Column
Heads of independent schools across the nation have
been writing to their constituents regarding the current
economic downturn and the way their schools are
responding to it. While I had addressed that topic in the
September issue of the Commons, economic conditions
remain unstable so I thought it might be appropriate to
elaborate on how CCA plans to sustain its excellent
fiscal health and academic programs.
First and foremost is our commitment to our mission:
the pursuit of academic excellence and development of
life skills in a safe, values-centered community.
Regardless of the economic landscape, our mission
remains the focus of our efforts, our program, and our
vision for the future. Guided by our four pillars--
honesty, scholarship, respect, and compassion—we
concentrate each day on meeting our mission within a
culture of encouragement that seeks to promote those
virtues within each of us. That daily institutional goal is
accomplished through the effort and focus of teachers
and students striving toward excellence. Financial
resources, tuition revenue and the Annual Fund provide
the tools for attracting and retaining our talented faculty
and the educational materials necessary to challenge and
support our students in all areas of their school
experience.
As has always been our practice, we are controlling
costs as much as possible without diminishing in any
way our academic, athletic, and extracurricular
programs. While that is a challenging goal, there is
much we can do to accomplish it. Soon we will publish
the Commons electronically, saving substantially on
printing and postage while still delivering to each
constituent our monthly newsletter. Interim grades and
report cards will also be sent electronically for similar
savings and efficiency. We have upgraded our copying
equipment to reduce our per copy cost. We have
contracted with an on-line book dealer,
ClassBooks.com, in an effort to reduce the overall cost
of textbooks for students. This service will allow
families to buy school books for their children directly,
on-line, and have them shipped to their homes. In most
cases, used books will be available, and all books will be
discounted. In addition, ClassBooks.com will
buy books back from students at the end of the school
year (beginning this spring!) so families can recoup
some of their textbook costs. This service will allow us
to reduce or eliminate the Books and Materials Fees that
have been part of our annual charges to families, while
reducing overall costs for families as well. You will
receive detailed instructions on how to use this service
later in the spring as we begin planning for the 2009-
2010 school year. The educational institutions we have
talked with as references for ClassBooks have been
thrilled with the results of their service in terms of cost
control, ease of use, efficiency, and customer service.
All of these measures will also reduce the amount of
paper CCA uses, thus contributing to a “greener”
operation as well.
Michael Keene, CCA’s independent auditor from Keane
Chiuve & Co., reported to the Board of Trustees in
November on his completed audit for the 2007-08 fiscal
year. He concluded that CCA’s fiscal health is strong,
our debt-free status is a huge plus in this economy, and
our school’s financial management serves as an example
of how independent schools should operate. The
Finance Committee of our Board of Trustees will, as
they do each year, scrutinize our budget for next year to
be sure we will use our resources as efficiently as
possible. Although none of us can control or predict the
future, we can rededicate ourselves to the pursuit of our
mission with the clear conviction that our students need
and deserve an excellent education whether our
economy is expanding or contracting. So, as we begin
2009, all of the CCA community can feel confident that
our school will emerge in very sound condition from the
current economic downturn and we can be grateful for
many years of conservative, careful financial
management that has prepared us well for the
unexpected.

College Counseling
Seniors should mail any remaining college applications
this month. Parents of seniors applying for financial aid
should be sure to file the appropriate forms (FAFSA and
PROFILE, if required) this month.
Seniors will have a chance to hear from CCA graduates
who are now college students (classes of ’05 – ’08) on
January 7 th , at the annual young alumni luncheon. We
will begin with questions and answers about the
transition from high school to college, then seniors will
have a chance to socialize with the graduates during
lunch.
We would like to extend a special thank you to James
Kugler, CCA ’05, who visited before Thanksgiving
break to talk with sophomores and juniors about
Washington University in St. Louis, where he is a
senior. In particular, James addressed some of our
strongest underclassmen and informed them about the
extraordinary opportunities Wash U. offers in the areas
of medicine, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Voted
“Mr. Wash U.” (for the second time!), James also
explained the advantages of attending a college in a
different area of the country, and we are grateful for his
enthusiasm and insight.
Sophomores and juniors received their PSAT scores
before Christmas vacation, along with their own test
booklet. Faculty reviewed the scores with them,
explaining how the PSAT score report can be used to
prepare for the SAT I test, which juniors will take for the
first time on March 14 th . Juniors can register any time
now for the SAT on www.collegeboard.com. We will
provide instructions and reminders here at school.
Mary Bellamy & A. Kerry Brown
This Year’s
Holiday Book Fair
As events go, this was one of our best. It
was inspiring, colorful, magical and very
successful!
Thank you to everyone who helped, to our
planning committee: Teresa Buckley,
Alison Carvounis, Juanita Cassata, Dale
Choate, Holly Crissan, Carol DeWald,
Marjorie Dillen, Carolyn Dvorsack, Robin
Friedlaender, Marybeth Hogan, Wendy
LaPine, Alex Morey, Edye Nesmith, Amy
Simon, Jennifer Sorenti, Kim Stockwell,
Lynn Surum and Tao Wang, to our co-chairs: Lisa
Conway and Jennifer Williams, to our shoppers and
to Vicky Uminowicz and Edye Nesmith and
everyone else at Titcomb’s Bookshop for providing
wonderful gift and book choices for the holidays!
Sports Awards...and great
volunteers!
Thank you to Karen Rauss, who is not only our
Parents Association Executive Board Treasurer but
also our Sports Award Ceremony chairperson, for
another great event! The fall sports award
ceremony went smoothly and with great
enthusiasm, not to mention great desserts! Thank
you to everyone who volunteered and helped Karen
with the set up and clean up. This always makes
for a successful event!
“Most parents are delighted by the thought of their children attending college, but many fear they won’t be able to
afford it when the time comes.” So begins an article sent to us by William Durden, president of Dickinson College in
PA. Dickinson is one of over 270 private colleges and universities participating in the Independent 529 (I-529) Plan.
Established in 2003, the I-529 Plan accrues funds on a federal tax-and fee-free basis, allowing parents and grandparents
to buy a portion of future tuition at less than today’s price. “It is critical that parents of younger students begin to save
now,” says President Durden. “Participation in any 529 plan, independent or otherwise, is beneficial and an ideal tool
for parents who are concerned about their ability to afford college.” If you would like to read the complete article about
the I-529 plan, please let us know and we will happily send it to you.

A Note from Admissions
As we come back from the holiday break and face the New
Year, we move into perhaps the most busy and exciting
time of year in the Admissions Office. It is time to meet
with families, and learn all we can about each new
candidate. We also want to be sure that every family with a
child who would benefit by enrolling at CCA learns about
the school and its programs. Since historically the “best
fits” for students at CCA comes from recommendations
made by other CCA families, we would like to enlist our
present and past families to help us inform others of our
school and our commitment to our mission, the pursuit of
academic excellence and development of life skills in a
safe, values-centered community. We invite all of our
families, from the South Shore to the outer Cape, to
encourage their relatives, friends and neighbors to consider
CCA for their child’s education. Nothing makes us happier
than to take a call from an inquiring family that begins,
“We heard about your school from…, who has/have a child
there.”
At this time, we also want to remind people that we are
quickly approaching the deadlines for admissions
decisions. It is time to complete the applications, arrange
for interviews and shadow days, and to ensure that all the
necessary recommendations, grades, and test results are
submitted. For those of you who have or know families
who have kindergarten age children, remember to arrange
for one of the Kindergarten Screening Days on Monday,
February 9, or Tuesday, February 10. Encourage them to
act soon since a family must already have begun the
admissions process, submitting an application, in order to
register for a kindergarten screening. CCA’s enriched
kindergarten program continues to be a full-day program,
one that gives its students a leg up in their elementary
education and beyond.
For many families, even those whose children are
reenrolling, the enrollment process also includes finding
ways to make CCA affordable. This prompts me to remind
families to submit the necessary information to apply for
financial aid for the coming school year. You can call our
office for the booklet to fill out the PFS (Parents’ Financial
Statement). We need that submitted by February 1 in order
for a family to be considered for an award.
I want to remind everyone that all of the awards at CCA are
need-based, so we need the PFS along with copies of tax
forms, due March 15, to determine a family’s ability to
contribute to their child’s education.
Early in the spring, the Financial Aid Committee will meet
to determine awards for returning students and newly
accepted ones. Those families who do not complete the
process, are at a disadvantage. With our limited resources,
we tend to meet the needs of those families who meet the
deadlines, and cannot guarantee that funds will be available
at the same levels later in the year. This is especially
important with requests for financial aid at such a high
level.
In closing, I wish to thank all current parents and students
because you are the best advertisement for CCA. Soon you
will receive a copy of our updated view book, detailing an
education at CCA. We hope that you’ll enjoy the depiction
and feel free to pass it along to interested families.
Additional copies are always available upon request.
Thanks for helping us to spread good words about CCA.
Steve DiPaolo
Director of Admissions
News Around Campus
Congratulations to the 7th grade and their idea of having a
7th grade food drive. In just three weeks, the students and
their families have donated 66 bags of food to the Harwich
Food Pantry. Each week, the students target certain foods
to donate, they bring them in and then on every Friday,
they organize them, bag them and load them into Mrs.
Albis’ trunk to be delivered to the food pantry. Therefore,
the 7th Grade has been responsible for providing food
donations for 33 families in need. The students held a
change drive and collected $250 for A Baby Center in
Hyannis and $100 for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Great job, 7th Grade and Mrs. Albis!
Anthony Salamone, Grade 12, recently attended People to
People International’s seventh annual Global Youth Forum
in Kansas City, MO. Anthony was one of more than 200
students aged 13-18 taking part in the forum, which was
devoted to the theme of “Global Education: Providing a
Vision of the Future.” Anthony is the founding president
of the People to People Peace Chapter at CCA and is a
veteran People to People traveler, having visited six
countries on more than eight trips.
The 9th grade had the pleasure to work with two actors,
Jennie Israel and Jason Bowen, both members of the
resident company of the Actors Shakespeare Project in
Boston. ASP not only produces 5 plays, usually
Shakespeare, during the year but also has a strong
commitment to work with schools. This year they were
awarded a grant to work with schools on the Cape and
CCA was lucky enough to benefit.

Honor Roll
First Trimester
Grades 7, 8, 9,
10, 11 & 12
Grade 7
High Honors
Tyler Allen
Maximillian Choate
Celine Delaunay
Grace DeWald
Grant DeWald
Lydia Dick
Tessia Dvorsack
Marina Frayre
Christian Freddura
Alan Guo
Kimberly Keating
Dayna Moylan
Molly Murphy
Sierra Nolf
Olivia Rand
Phoebe Rogers
James Schofield
Jacqueline Smith
Abigail Souza
Madeleine Stidham
Zachary Tousignant
Mona Yusuf
Gillian Zelman
Honors
Charlotte Berry
Jories DiPaolo
Jack Goldstein
Jordan Gustafson
Jack Hanesian
Bailey Hans
Tanner Malkasian
Alexander Monto
Michael Murphy
Sydney Painter
Ryan Stockwell
Grade 8
High Honors
Alexandra Adams
Anna Bagley
Mark Blanco
Christopher Coughlin
Gabrielle Fosdick
Abigail Higgins
Bianca Long-Fazio
Meghan McCarthy
Alexander Morrison
Maximos Nikitas
Zachary Parrella
Olivia Sklarew
Benjamin Taylor
Rebecca Van Sciver
Charlotte White
Elizabeth Worrilow
Anna Zhang
Honors
Whitley Buckley
Jacquelyn Cardarelli
Raheel Chaudhry
Tatiana Chiu
Zachary Heussler
Colette Morris
Spencer Pinkney
Matthew Pratt
Roderick Surum
Grade 9
High Honors
Sarula Bao
Courtney Bergh
Phoebe Goldenberg
Jon Hegarty
Morgan McCaskey
Oliver Rogers
Taylor Schoonover
Lexi Smith
Honors
Victoria Callahan
Quinn Caswell
Fisher Churbuck
Robert Keating
Christopher Roan
Hallie Stidham
Margaret Titcomb
Erik Wisniowski
Grade 10
High Honors
Andrew Bennie
Lindsey Bergh
Luke Blanco
Kathryn Burleson
Christopher Carvounis
Emily Condos
Emily Drago
Andrew Ferreira Guilarte
Tyler Kugler
Taylor Marvin
Julia Massard
Eliza McGowen
Catherine Olsen
Louisa Pajolek
Mary Prothero
Olivia Rauss
Jonathan Zelman
Honors
Rachel Cardarelli
Tyler DeWaltoff
Chance Malkasian
Charlotte Walsh
Grade 11
High Honors
Robert Anderson
Paul Barber
Sean Hegarty
DianaLee Hirt
Shannon MacRoberts
Nicole Madonna
Aidan Moriarty
Connor McCann
Christina Smith
Lillian Terry-Welsh
Hannah Van Sciver
Graham Welch
Kelsey Wheeler
Honors
Morgan Adams
Christopher Curtis
Christopher Doyle
Nathaniel Haskell
Kendra Hickman
Conor Holland
Matthew Koehler
Julie Mahdavi
Gregory Mitrokostas
Chelsea Smith
Maxwell Sullivan
Grade 12
High Honors
Amanda Austin
James Fargher
Jonathan Fosdick
Jessica Harding
David Howland
Laura Lombardi
Christine Mumford
Anthony Salamone
Sarah Van Sciver
Kaitlin Zelman
Honors
Jillian Augusta
Eric Eldredge
Drew Frayre
Matthew LaPine
Kathleen Marion
Chelsea Nickerson
Cody O’Donnell
Nathaniel Olsen
Cody White

Fall Sports Awards
Girls Cross Country Running
Most Improved Player – Kalie Marion
Coach’s Award – Chilly Nickerson
Most Valuable Player – Julia Massard
Boys Cross Country Running
Most Improved Player – David Howland
Coach’s Award – Mike O’Neil
Most Valuable Player – Eric Eldredge
Golf Team
Most Improved Player – Chris Doyle
Coach’s Award – Ricky Surum
Most Valuable Player – Chance Malkasian
Girls Middle School Soccer
Most Improved Player – Elizabeth Pemberton
Coach’s Award – Jackie Cardarelli
Most Valuable Player – Grace DeWald
Girls Junior Varsity Soccer
Most Improved Player – Julie Mahdavi
Coach’s Award – Lexi Smith
Most Valuable Player – Rachel Cardarelli
Girls Varsity Soccer
Most Improved Player – Lindsey Bergh
Coach’s Award – Kelsey Wheeler
Most Valuable Player – Kendra Hickman
Boys Middle School Soccer
Most Improved Player – Miles Sullivan
Coach’s Award – Tarek El Sehrawey
Most Valuable Player – Ian Fromhein
Boys Junior Varsity Soccer
Most Improved Player – Wylie McKenzie
Coach’s Award – Zach Heussler
Most Valuable Player – Yura Cuyler
Boys Varsity Soccer
Most Improved Player – Tom Olson
Coach’s Award – Kenyon Massey
Most Valuable Player – Andrew Bennie
Phil Kenney
Athletic Director
Lighthouse Conference All League Honors
Boys Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Soccer Golf
Kenyon Massey Kendra Hickman Chance Malkasian
Christopher Curtis
Kelsey Wheeler
Thomas Olson
Olivia Rauss
Andrew Bennie
Megan McCarthy
Congratulations to Sophomore Andrew Bennie for being selected to the Eastern
Massachusetts High Soccer Coaches Association All-Star game held after Thanksgiving
in Canton, MA. He was the only sophomore selected to participate in the game.

Development Office “Wool Shop” News
January Parents
Association Meeting
Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at 8:00AM
Science Center Lecture Hall, Lower Level
Guest Speakers: CCA Alums
In College
“How CCA prepared us for
college life: academic, athletic
and social”
Each January, alums return to CCA to speak with juniors
and seniors. This year they are also speaking to
parents to share their stories of transitioning from CCA
to college. Please join us to welcome these alums to our
PA meeting.
Parents Association Executive Board:
Donna Benoit - Co President
(Alex ‘11, Jon ‘13 and Noelle ‘18)
Kathy Smith - Co President (Jacqueline ‘14)
Jennifer Rako - Secretary (Alexandra Bernardo ‘16)
Karen Rauss - Treasurer (Olivia ‘11)
“Thank You”
We extend a grateful thank you to Risa Rountree,
hospitality co-chair, for providing the delicious
treats during the morning PA meeting in
December. We also extend this heartfelt thank
you, once again, to Fancy’s Market of Osterville
for donating the coffee. Finally, we extend a huge
thank you to Vicky Uminowycz, manager
of Titcomb’s Bookshop, and Edye Nesmith, CCA
parent and Titcomb’s employee, for providing
such great book ideas as our December meeting
guest speaker. Titcomb’s provided the books and
gifts for our Holiday Book Fair this year.
As a CCA family, they went over and above the
expectations of our Holiday Book Fair
planning committee.
Thank you, also, to all of our Lunch on Us
Volunteers who provided the wonderful lunches
to staff and faculty on Friday, December 12th
(Parent/Teacher Conference Day). Our
Lunch On Us co-chairs, Donna Hegarty and
Cindy Parrella, did a fantastic job of
organizing our parent volunteers:
Holly Burleson, Juanita Cassata, Carrie
Christopher, Janet Connolly-Nolf, Marjorie
Dillen, Anne Ehart, Patrice Fallon, Kerry
Harrison, Tammy Lingos-Utley, Melanie Powers,
Maura Pratt, Kim Roman, Adrienne Souza and
Julie Tomchik.
Big, Exciting, Stupendous Auction News…
After much discussion, investigation and comparison with other independent schools, we have
decided to move our auction from summer (much too busy for most, out of town for many) to a truly
inspirational time of year, SPRING!
Mark Your Calendars...Saturday, March 27, 2010!

Please Help Us Reach Our
Annual Fund Goal
Our Deadline is June 30, 2009
Why Do I Support the Annual Fund
“CCA offers us the best of everything any school could
provide. I have gladly given of my time and resources to
support the Annual Fund to help contribute in some
small way to the on-going excellence we enjoy every
day.”
Ben Caswell
Father of Quinn, 9th grade
Goal = 275,000
$205,000
$170,000
$140,000
$110,000
$100,000
$70,000
$35,000
The holiday spirit of giving was joyously present in
December, with many of our parents, alumni, faculty,
and friends, sending in their thoughtful and generous
contributions to this year’s Annual Fund. We are
grateful to everyone who is making the effort to support
our Annual Fund, especially when we are all aware of
this challenging economy. As of December 17, we have
raised $111,586 toward our goal. We ask everyone to
give as generously as possible to the Annual Fund so we
can continue to provide an excellent education for our
students.
CONGRATULATIONS to Grade 1
and Grade 3 - each of which already
have 64% of their parents supporting
the Annual Fund!
Musical Notes
CCA Middle and Upper School students participating in
upcoming 2009 music festivals:
All-Cape and Islands Music Festival
Barnstable High School
February 5-7, 2009
10 Vocalists:
Fred Barber, tenor
Emily Drago, alto
James Fargher, bass
Drew Frayre, bass
Jonathan Fosdick, tenor
Catherine Olsen, alto
Jonathan Osborne, bass (3 rd highest Cape-wide bass score)
Anthony Salamone, tenor
Michael Scena, tenor (2 nd highest Cape-wide tenor score)
Lillian Terry-Welsh, soprano (4 th highest Cape-wide
soprano score)
2 Instrumentalists:
Olivia Rauss, cello
Hannah Van Sciver, percussion
Southeastern District Senior High Music Festival
Brockton High School
January 9-10, 2009
2 Vocalists:
Drew Frayre, bass
Jonathan Fosdick, tenor
2 Instrumentalists:
Chelsea Murphy, violin
Olivia Rauss, cello
Students receiving high scores in the district
auditions are eligible to audition for the All-State music
festival. Chelsea’s and Olivia’s scores are reflective of this
eligibility and both girls will be competing in the All-State
auditions in January. Good Luck!
Southeastern District Junior High Music Festival
Attleboro High School
March 6-7, 2009
2 Vocalists:
Tyler Allen, tenor
Jonathan Benoit, bass
Congratulations to all of these students!
Sarah Fachada
Music Dept. Chair

Dates to Remember
Monday, January 5
Wednesday, January 7
Friday, January 9
Saturday, January 10
Wednesday, January 14
Monday, January 19
Friday, January 23
Friday, January 23
Friday, January 23
Saturday, January 24
Saturday, January 24
Wednesday, January 28
Thursday, January 29
Friday, January 30
Saturday, January 31
Wednesday, February 4
Thursday, February 5
Friday, February 6
Classes resume
Alumni-Senior Lunch-Lower School Gym
Southeast Senior High Music Festival-Barnstable High School
Southeast Senior High Music Festival-Barnstable High School
January PA Meeting-Science Lecture Hall
Martin Luther King Day-No School-School Office closed
Trustees Day
Grade 4 Musical Performance-Lower School Gym
US Semi-Formal Dance
SAT(optional; seniors; not at CCA)
All State Music Auditions-Algonquin High School
PA Executive Board Meeting-Development Offices
Drama Club Performance-Lower School Gym
Drama Club Performance-Lower School Gym
Drama Club Performance-Lower School Gym
February PA Meeting-Science Lecture Hall
All-Cape Senior High Musical Festival-Barnstable High School
All-Cape Senior High Musical Festival-Barnstable High School
Cape Cod Academy admits students of any race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or
ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid policies, employment practices, and athletic and other school
administered programs.
Editor, Design & Layout: Carrie Christopher
Printing: Minuteman Press, Hyannis, MA
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to CCA Development Office.
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January 2009
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
4 5
Classes resume
11 12
3:30 pm-BJVBB@
Harwich-MSBB@
Mashpee
4:00 pm-GVBB-
Falmouth Academy
5:00 pm-
BVBB@Harwich-
BMSBB@Mashpee
6 711:30 am-
Alumni-Senior
Luncheon-LS Gym
3:30 pm-BJVBB-
@Chatham-
GVBB-Chatham
5:00 pm-
BVBB@
Chatham
13 14
8:00 am-January
PA Meeting
3:30 pm-BJVBB-
Provincetown-
GVBB@
Provincetown
5:00 pm-BVBB-
Provincetown
1
School closed
for the
holiday
School office
closed
8
3:30 pm-
GMSBB@
Harwich
5:00 pm-
BMS@Harwich
2
School closed
for the holiday
School office
closed
9
3:30 pm-GVBB@
South Shore
Christian-BJVBB-
Sacred
Heart
5:00 pm-BVBB-
Sacred Heart
15 16
4:15 pm-GVBB-
Sturgis-BVBB-
Sturgis
6:15 pm-BVBB-
6:00-8:00 pm-
Jr. SAT Prep@
CCA
Sturgis
3
Happy New Year!
10
8:00-12 - Jr. SAT
Prep @ CCA
9:00 am- Southeast Senior High
Musical Festival-Barnstable HS
17
8:00-12:00-Jr.
SAT Prep@CCA
18 19
Martin
Luther
King Day-No
School-
School Office
closed
20
Classes resume
25 26
3:30 pm-BJVBB-
Upper Cape-
BMSBB@
Riverview
4:00 pm-
GVBB@Falmouth
Academy
5:00 pm-BVBB-
Upper Cape
27
4:00 pm-GVBB-
Bishop Connolly
21
6:00-8:00 pm-
Jr. SAT Prep @
CCA
28
4:00 pm-BVBB-
Falmouth Academy
6:00-8:00 pm-Jr.
SAT Prep @ CCA
22
3:30 pm-BJVBB-
Nantucket-
GVBB@
Nantucket
5:00 pm-BVBB-
Nantucket
29
3:30 pm-GMSBB-
Mashpee
4:00 pm-GVBB@
Holbrook
5:00 pm-BMSBB-
Mashpee
6:00 pm-BVBB@
Holbrook
23
Trustees Day
3:30 pm-GVBB-
South Shore
Christian
7:00 -10:00 pm-US
Semi-Formal
Dance
24
30 31
SAT (optional
Seniors; not at
CCA)
CCA’s Drama Club Presentations
7:30 pm –LS Gym
8:00 am-All State
Music Auditions-
Algonquin
High School

CAPE COD ACADEMY’S DRAMA CLUB
PRESENTS
BLOOD SKY
A Drama Club Film
OUTCASTS
A Drama Club Film
THIS IS A TEST
A Stage Play by Stephen Gregg
In Blood Sky, a Western, a stranger comes to town to investigate the death of his brother
at the Little Bighorn. In Outcasts, a thriller, four students find themselves totally alone.
In This is a Test, a comedy, a student is thrown into a surrealistic nightmare when she
takes a hellish history test.
- On January 29, 30, and 31
at Cape Cod Academy
Evening Performances at 7:30
$5.00 at the door