Activities List

Academic Team:

The academic team competes in a quiz bowl format against other area schools. Team meetings are during Study lab. If you are on the team, your study lab will be changed to Mr. Gabrielsen. You will not have this time available as Study Lab. Although almost all students can play, only the best will earn a spot on the varsity team. Our season stretches from early October to late March. Our first games are played in the Inland Empire Academic League, which consists of schools from Eastern Washington and North Idaho. We have five regional meets between November and February. The next series of games is the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) Scholastic Tournament. We begin with practice meets among North Idaho teams and continue with the North Idaho regional tournament in early March. If we qualify, we then take part in the state tournament in Boise at the end of March. Only the varsity team participates in the tournament. The team practices throughout the season. Meets are almost always held on Mondays from 3:30-6:30. Varsity players will miss classes for the regional and state tournaments. The team is only open to high school students.

Band:

See Band Website

Chess:

More Information coming soon.

Choir:

6th Grade Choir (6)

Middle School Choir (7-8)          

High School Choir (9-12)   

Jazz Ensemble (9-12)                                                                                                                                         

Cross - Country

Middle School

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High School

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Drama:

Get involved with the drama department through classes and productions and have a blast! Drama students in all grades get to perform on stage for their friends and family. Our play productions are performed at various locations, including our school, Coeur d'Alene High School, and Christ the King Church. Some recent plays we have produced include The Beverly HIllbillies, Pride & Prejudice, The Hobbit, Kilroy Was Here, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, and The Outsiders.

High School drama students participate in district and state competitions and some festivals. The Charter Drama Department placed second in the state in 2011! There are lots of opportunities for students to get involved behind the scenes as stage crew members for non-performers as well.

Come join the fun!

MATH COUNTS:

MATHCOUNTS is open to students in grades 6-8.

Math Counts begins in late September to early October and will meet after school once a week until March. Math Counts is a national math competition for advanced math students in middle school. The competition consists of four rounds of math problems with individual and team rounds. Students who place in the top ten at the school level are invited to compete at the regional competition.  The top ten individuals at the regional meet and the top two teams go to state to compete for one of four slots that go to nationals.

Model UN:

The University of Montana Model United Nations Simulation (MMUN)
The Model United Nations (MMUN) Program aims to educate high school participants about international  current events, topics in international relations, the use of diplomacy and compromise, research techniques, networking with other country delegates, drafting advanced position papers, drafting resolutions, and voting, all while using Robert’s Rules of Order.  MMUN begins in mid-September of the current school year and ends with a two day simulated United Nations session in late November.  To participate, a student must be in high school and be dedicated to completing all tasks with the highest degree of accuracy and dedication. 

MS STEM Club:

More information coming soon!

National Honor Society:

The National Honor Society is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.

Membership in NHS at the Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy is by invitation only based on a student’s unweighted GPA (3.00 minimum) and successful completion of the first semester of their sophomore year. Students that receive an invitation must then complete an application for membership. The application is then reviewed by a five-member faculty council who evaluate the applicant on community service, leadership and character. Applicants that meet the criteria in these areas can then become NHS members

National Junior Honor Society:

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Ski & Snowboard Club:

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Soccer:

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Speech & Debate:

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MS Tennis:

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HS Tennis:

See the HS Tennis Website:

Track & Field:

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HS Volleyball:

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MS Volleyball:

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8th Grade Washington D.C. Trip

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