Conferences Details
At Cassata, we believe that a young person’s formation—mind, heart, and soul—is only possible through partnership between the school and the home. Conferences are an opportunity for parents to check in on their child’s growth at Cassata in a holistic way, focusing on both academic progress and growth in character as young men and women. It is also a chance for teachers to touch base with parents about how we can best support your child’s learning.
All students and parents/guardians are required to attend Conferences.
In the 2026–2027 school year, Conferences will be held on
Friday, September 25th
&
Friday, February 26th
Students are expected to be in dress code for Conferences.
Sign Up
This year we are offering parents the opportunity to sign up for your preferred time slots in advance. Be sure to sign up for time slots with each of your child's teachers, as well as an academic advisor to review his/her grad plan. If you are unsure which teachers to sign up for, ask your child or call the front desk.
Parent-School Partnership
At Cassata, we believe that education is about more than just knowledge, acquiring skills to be successful in life, and graduating with a good GPA. These things are important, but our work of formation goes so much deeper. As our Core Purpose states, we believe in forming students as whole persons—mind, heart, and soul. That work can only be undertaken in partnership with our students' parents and families.
When you send your child to Cassata, you are choosing to trust our teachers and leaders with his/her formation as a young person. That trust means that parents of Cassata scholars are expected to take an active role in their child's education. The primary ways that you do that are by:
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Engaging in discussions with teachers and staff with goodwill and charity,
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Providing active and positive support to Cassata through your words and actions,
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Proactively reaching out to the school when questions or concerns arise, and
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Attending our Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences.
Conferences are held twice yearly, once in September and again in February. All students and parents/guardians are required to attend Conferences both times.