On Thursday, September 22^nd, 110 Cab Calloway High School sophomores journeyed to Cape Henlopen State Park for a two day Biology Immersion trip. Students were exposed to a vast array plants and animals. Additionally, the students took part in a variety of different activities on the first day, such as Bird Watching and Wild Edibles. The evening concluded with a campfire and dancing to Funky Friday (WXPN) ironically on a Thursday!

Early the next morning, 6:00 AM arrived quickly for many students who chose to take part in the dreaded Polar Bear Plunge! Many fun filled activities were experienced by attendees on the second day of the trip, including Geocaching, Collecting Plankton, and Insect Studies. The Mudflats activity proved to be a favorite, where students sifted through mud samples finding life teeming in these murky depths. Students discovered animals including Snails and Hermit crabs. Truly an enlightening and fun filled trip for all participants!

Thanks to Mr. Kafader and Mr. Rigby for putting on an awesome trip!

The National Jr. Art Honor Society at Cab Calloway participated in this amazing project last school year. It is called the Memory Project, “is a nonprofit organization that invites art teachers and their students to create portraits for youth around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as neglect, abuse, loss of parents, and extreme poverty.

We want the portraits to help the children feel valued and important, to know that many people care about their well being, and to act as meaningful pieces of personal history in the future. For the art students, we want this to be an opportunity to creatively practice kindness and global awareness.”

I am so proud of my students for taking a genuine interest and investment in this project that helps put smiles on the faces of children from Romania, as well as help fund some of their care.

Please see the attached video below, and enjoy!

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Cab Calloway drama teacher Brendan Moser plays the lead in the Shakespeare Festival, Antipholus of Syracuse.

Check out the article here!

Students met with their guidance counselors in March to create their preliminary course schedules for next school year.

Over the last few weeks, teachers had conversations with students regarding which classes would be the best fit, and have entered their course recommendations online. Students may view these recommendations by logging into their student HAC accounts between March 8-18. Course recommendations are only available to view via the student’s HAC. Parents, are encouraged to log-in and review the recommendations with their student after the student has met with his/her counselor.

Course selection guides describe the courses offered at Cab Calloway School of the Arts. Please note that Course Selection Guides are in PDF format.

Middle School

Course Selection 2016

High School

Course Selection Letter
High School Course Catalog
HS activity pd descriptions
Arts Major Requirements 2015
AP Contract
Course Level Change form

Mr. Greider here, check the new Cab Website. Designed and coded from the ground up by one of our now alumni, Karl Stomberg!

Our current website address isn’t moving, https://cabcallowayschool.org/ The new website is located this week at https://cabcallowayschool.org/. It will be switched from the older site to the new site THIS WEEKEND. Be aware of where the content is in the new site if you haven’t looked at it yet. If content is missing please email [email protected]. We think we got everything but we need to move ahead to get the summer work out there.

Summer work is currently located on the new website at https://cabcallowayschool.org/2016/06/14/summer-assignment-lists/ it is in a news story which will be in the exact same place but with the URL that you all know.