CCA Families
Keeping you connected.
Resources for Families
You, the parents, are the primary educators of your children. We want you as connected to your child's Capstone experience as possible. Here you can find calendars, connect with your child's classroom and update your information in FACTS, get involved with the Capstone Parent Fellowship, get your Capstone clothing and gear, and catch up on reading First Things at Capstone.
2026 State of the Academy Address
For those who were unable to attend the State of the Academy Dinner or who would like to review the State of the Academy address again, we have provided it here. Included in the address is a review of our current financial health, an encouragement amidst the search for new leadership, a look back at the curriculums and programs strengthened in 2025, and a look ahead at growth planned for 2026 and beyond.
Calendars
No matter the time of year, there's a lot happening at Capstone. Review and subscribe to the master calendar here.
FACTS
FACTS is our school information system. You can use it to keep your family's contact information and information about your children up-to-date and to view and retrieve important archived school documents and forms. Students in grades 6 and up can view their gradebook in FACTS.
Capstone Parent Fellowship (CPF)
CPF calls parents together to build community among Capstone families, faculty, and staff through prayer, service, and purposeful events that develop lasting ties among the Golden Gryphons.
Spirit Wear and Gryphon Gear
Show your Capstone Golden Gryphon pride with a variety of clothing and gear available in our online store and through periodic sales on campus.
Uniforms
Capstone utilizes a school uniform to enhance a culture of unity and respect in the student body. Find out all you need to know here.
Class Supply Lists
Find your class's new school year supply list here.
Reading Lists
Golden Gryphons read a lot. Parents often ask us if we have any books we'd recommend their children read. We have posted some here in answer to that question.
First Things at Capstone
Our faculty, staff, and leadership share with the Capstone community the guiding principles of the academy.
First Things at Capstone articles
- Title
- Classical Christian Education Defined: Desiring Christ and His Kingdom
- Description
- This article explores the core philosophy of Capstone Classical Academy, emphasizing that a truly classical Christian education moves beyond academic excellence to the formation of a student's heart and desires. Drawing on the wisdom of thinkers like St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas, it argues that education is never neutral and must aim to align a child’s affections with the love of Christ. Ultimately, the piece portrays the school as a partner to parents in "enchanting" students with the beauty of the Kingdom, ensuring they not only know what is true but delight in what is good.
- Author
- Paul Fisher
- Date
- Feb 16, 2026
- Title
- Classical Christian Education Defined: Informed Self-Rule
- Description
- In the classical Christian school, we submit the content and methods of education to Christ so that our students come under the spiritual influence of Goodness, Truth, and Beauty as a matter of the typical course of each day. To educate is not merely to transmit information but to form whole persons—minds alive to truth, hearts inclined toward the Good, wills disciplined in virtue, and souls oriented toward the Source of all wisdom. We distinctively, rigorously, and with joyful conviction seek not just to inform but to form well-informed, self-ruling human beings, graduating citizens prepared to steward their responsibilities within the polity of America and, above all, to serve as faithful citizens of the Kingdom of God.
- Author
- Paul Fisher
- Date
- Feb 2, 2026
- Title
- Classical Christian Education Defined: The Quadrivium
- Description
- This article explores the Quadrivium—arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy—and its central role in classical Christian education as a path to wonder, wisdom, and worship. It explains how these mathematical arts form the mind and soul, grounding modern science in a theological vision of a rational, ordered creation held together by Christ. Through the Quadrivium, students learn not merely to calculate, but to perceive truth, beauty, and meaning in God’s world.
- Author
- Paul Fisher
- Date
- Jan 19, 2026