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SCHOOL LIFE

A Community Where Students Learn, Lead, Participate, and Celebrate.

Classroom learning is central at CASS, but school life also creates space for leadership, sport, clubs, academic competition, culture, service, and shared milestones.

Children of Africa School System graduates at commencement
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Activities that build confidence, teamwork, and responsibility.

The CASS student handbook and school policy establish a broad programme of sports, leadership, clubs, academic competition, field trips, cultural activities, and anniversary traditions.

Student Leadership

Annual student leadership elections encourage academically capable and morally responsible learners to serve their peers.

Football & Kickball

The school supports sport and identifies football and kickball as key participation activities.

Debate Club

Debate activities are intended to sharpen reasoning, public speaking, listening, and intellectual confidence.

Quizzing Team

Academic quizzing gives students opportunities to test knowledge and represent the school in outside challenges.

Spelling Bee Team

Spelling activities strengthen vocabulary, language confidence, and readiness for school or national competitions.

Health & Agriculture Club

The school policy provides for activities promoting hygiene, agriculture, healthy habits, and practical responsibility.

Field Trips

The policy provides for educational field trips planned and approved by the administration.

Anniversary & Cultural Programmes

School anniversary, color days, queen and king activities, assemblies, and celebrations strengthen community identity.

STUDENT VOICE & LEADERSHIP

Leadership Has Been Part of CASS from Its Early Years.

The school history records student-government leadership and queen-and-king programmes beginning in the 2015/2016 academic year. These traditions give learners structured opportunities to organize, communicate, serve, and practice responsibility.

Leadership participation is tied to academic performance and moral conduct. This reflects the school’s belief that leadership is not simply a title—it is a responsibility to others.

Community participant at a CASS graduation ceremony
CASS graduate in blue academic gown
FIFTH GRADUATION · OCTOBER 25, 2025

Celebrating the QUIXOTIC Class of 2024/2025.

CASS welcomed its fifth graduating class during the auditorium dedication and commencement programme at the main campus. The 26 graduates shared aspirations across medicine, agriculture, law, technology, engineering, aviation, public service, accounting, public health, and skilled trades.

  • Morlu S. Kamara — Agriculturist
  • Blessing Nimely — Nurse
  • Peter Woekpeh — Pilot
  • Comfort K. Kornor — Medical Doctor
  • Daniel S. Tamba — Public Administrator
  • Victoria F. Brown — Nurse
  • Teta Fahnbulleh — Nurse
  • Hamid Varney — Medical Doctor
  • Pewee S. Johnson — Auto Mechanic
  • Vivian N. Tengbeh — IT Specialist
  • Austin S. James — Auto Mechanic
  • Isaac Sayndee — Auto Mechanic
  • Malakie Zinnah — Lawyer
  • Varney Mulbah — Auto Mechanic
  • Famatta A. Lewis — Accountant
  • Victor Shilling — Auto Mechanic
  • Cecelia G. Swen — Public Health Specialist
  • Joe P. Gibson — Politician
  • Ruth Griggs — Medical Doctor
  • Annie M. Freeman — Accountant
  • Amos Konoh — Agriculturist
  • Marron Kennedy — Agriculturist
  • Pewee Flomo — Accountant
  • Peter B. Weah Jr. — Lawyer
  • Everlyn H. Sackie — Medical Doctor
  • Henry R. Harmon — Civil Engineer
MILESTONES & ACHIEVEMENTS

Verified highlights from school records.

Selected milestones show how CASS has grown through academic progress, student development, and investment in the learning environment.

Established in 2014

The school was established on March 10, 2014, in the Nyeablah community of Bong Mines.

Fifth Graduation in 2025

The Class of 2024/2025 marked the school’s fifth graduation ceremony.

Auditorium Dedicated

The CASS auditorium was dedicated on October 25, 2025, at the main campus.

National Examination Participation

School records document participation in Grade 3, primary, junior high, and senior high national examinations.

Strong Recent Exam Outcomes

Recent national examinations show strong progress, particularly at the primary and junior-high levels, while the school continues to strengthen teaching and learning across all divisions.

Five Graduation Ceremonies by 2025

CASS reached its fifth graduation milestone in October 2025, reflecting the school’s growth from junior high into a full senior-high pathway.

A Growing School Community

School records and recent programme materials reflect continued growth in student participation, graduation, leadership activities, and campus development.

PARENTS & COMMUNITY

Education Works Best When the Community Works Together.

CASS recognizes parents and guardians as a primary pillar of student success. The school policy provides for a Parent–Teacher Association and board or advisory participation that helps strengthen communication, accountability, school improvement, and community support.

Community leaders, alumni, education authorities, partners, supporters, and well-wishers also contribute through encouragement, professional guidance, project support, school events, and advocacy for educational opportunity.

Guest attending a CASS graduation ceremony
CASS ACTIVITY ARCHIVE

School life across the years.

Browse CASS activities in chronological order, beginning with the most recent school milestones, student programmes, teacher development, community activities, and campus projects.

GRADUATION SOUVENIRS

Preserving CASS commencement history.

Graduation programmes from 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 preserve commencement history, class milestones, school leadership messages, and institutional development across the years.

NEWS & SCHOOL UPDATES

Announcements, milestones, and community information.

Stay informed about admissions, PTA meetings, examinations, holidays, student achievements, and important school events.

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