The Cayman Academy Home School Association (H.S.A.) is made up of the parent and teacher bodies of the school and serves to elevate the institution to a place of excellence. This is done by spearheading school improvement projects, establishing forward thinking initiatives and undertaking fundraising.

The H.S.A. also provides a forum for parents/guardians and faculty to address pertinent issues that affect students such as the curriculum, extra curriculum activities and discipline.
The H.S.A. meets once per month (usually the second Tuesday of every month) to discuss and vote on projects and school issues. Parents and guardians are asked to attend at least two meetings per term so they can be involved in the development of the school and be made aware of present and future developments. Parents and guardians are asked to actively engage their H.S.A. representatives in dialogue regarding the student body so that these items can be addressed at general meetings and with the school administration.
The H.S.A. executive is led by the H.S.A. president. The H.S.A. president is also a member of the school board and is able to make voiced contributions to the strategic decision-making process. The committee is elected at the beginning of the school year for 3 academic terms. Details of positions are available in the ATCU Education Code.
Support is also encouraged at H.S.A. fundraising activities as any monies raised will benefit the entire student body. Volunteers are always welcomed for H.S.A. projects and general school support.
The H.S.A. executives can be contacted at this email to address any concerns, issues or queries.
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