CAIRO AMERCAN COLLEGE Is an independent coeducational day school, which offers an educational program from prekindergarten through grade 12 for students of all nationalities. The school year runs from end of August to mid-June.
We welcome your interest in Cairo American College, a private coeducational day school offering an American curriculum for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12.
A rigorous and authentic educational program that leads students explicitly and implicitly to activism and pursuit of positive contributions to their community, while encouraging them to excel to their highest level of achievement.
CAC offers one of the finest athletic programs among the international schools of the East Mediterranean and Europe, and has a long and outstanding history of competitive athletics. The CAC athletic program is highly respected for its many successes as well as the quality and character of its student-athletes.
We appreciate your interest in working at CAC. CAC is an outstanding international school with a 70 year history of excellence in providing a rich education, full activities and athletics program, and a amazing array of experiences in Egypt and abroad.
and enriching forum for students to discuss current international issues and to view those issues from different perspectives. Members are chosen and trained in the Spring semester and may have the opportunity to attend a conference prior to the end of that school year. Tryouts are held during the latter half of the Spring Semester for the following year. Additionally there is another tryout session at the start of the year for new students to CAC. The club meets every Tuesday evening from 5:15 - 7:00 pm to practice debate procedures, resolution writing and to learn about their assigned countries and issues. CAC also hosts an international conference for three days each October (CACMUN) which features five forums and a Plenary experience: The Disarmament Forum, Human Rights and Environment Forum, The Security Council, The Disarmament and Economic Security Forum, and the International Court of Justice. Students from schools in Egypt as well as International School in other countries participate. A team of student officers, and committees from the club membership, assist in the organization of the conference. CACMUN is affiliated with The Hague International Model United Nations, the largest high school MUN in the world. CAC is a valued participant in the five day THIMUN conference each January. A team of the most highly qualified MUN delegates is chosen to take part in THIMUN. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in NHSMUN New York, the MUN conference hosted each year by National High School. During this conference students will perform at the actual UN Headquarters building.
For information about registration for CACMUN please see our CACMUN facebook page.
Directors: Mr. Lindstrom & Mr. Zerrsmith Offical CACMUN Conference website: facebook.com/CACMUN
Tuesdays at 5 pm
Mr. B. Zerrsmith
Started in March
Ms. S. Brookhart & Ms. S. Brinkley
Sundays at lunch
Mr. K. Steinberg
Sundays at lunch
Ran for the first semester only
Our group’s mission is to promote
and protect human rights around the world. We seek to educate ourselves about human rights issues and to act on them by writing emails and/or letter to world leaders asking them to promote and protect human rights in their respective countries. Several times throughout the school year we hold letter writing campaigns at lunch in order to educate our peers on a pressing human rights issue and give them a way to act on it. Our vision is of a world in which every person - regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity – enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Ms. H. Farouk
Mondays at lunch
Mr. T. Santowski & Mr. A. Rawlings
Thursdays at lunch
The Papyrus is our high school literary publication.
It is entirely student centered and student run. High school students submit to the publication and the Papyrus staff does all editorial work, runs contests, select art work, works with the budget, advertises the book, does the lay out, and more.
Mr. A. White
Mondays at lunch
Sponsor: Alan White
Students meet every Monday during lunch in Mr. Alan's classroom.
The Academic Games teams practice, plan and prepare for competitions in our region in teams consisting of 4 students, one of whom must serve as the Team Captain.
The Academic Games teams practice, plan and prepare for competitions in our region in teams consisting of 4 students, one of whom must serve as the Team Captain.
Through this club, students will form a company, conceive a business idea that will improve peoples’ lives, develop an idea into a product,
and sell this product to the greater Cairo community. INJAZ is one of the most popular clubs at CAC for a reason. Our teams have been very successful over the past several years. In 2011 CAC won 1st place in a national competition and thereafter represented Egypt at an international competition in Dubai. In 2013, our team was recognized at a national competition for having an outstanding marketing department. With this legacy of success, our goal is to win the national competition each and every year.
Mr. R. Kupperstein & Mr. H. Abdou
Tuesdays at lunch
The Academic Games teams practice, plan and prepare for competitions in our region in teams consisting of 4 students, one of whom must serve as the Team Captain.
Annually we select 8 students per level to represent CAC on 2 teams in each of the JV and Varsity regional tournaments, so 4 teams in all. Participants on the teams are as follows: JV players are limited to grades 8-10 and Varsity players are limited to grades 9-12. Competition includes 15 minute bowl rounds where general knowledge questions which may be academic in nature or about experiential learning, such as first aid skills or medical conditions or world discoveries, for example; from general awareness in their lives. Teams are asked questions and then have 7s to buzz in and 15 seconds to confer before giving answers. Every team member has their own buzzer. Additionally, the competition contains 5 Olympiads at the JV level and up to 7 at the Varsity level where teams are challenged with tasks regarding Music, Fine Arts, Current Events (within the year from previous to current tournament date), Engineering, Geography, Spelling and Mathematics. The format may be images with questions or musical clips, or in the case of Engineering, each team receives a box or plastic zip lock bag of random materials and a paper indicating a task to build something to serve a particular purpose. This is an extra-curricular activity for kids who are cool for all the right reasons. JV Academic Season ends on November.
Ms. A. Coquillard
Tuesdays at lunch From Nov. 3, 2015 till May 25, 2016
NAHS, National Art Honor Society is designed specifically for high school students in grades 9-12. In 1978,
the National Art Education Association began the National Art Honor Society program to inspire and recognize students who have shown an outstanding ability and interest in art. The NAHS strives to aid members in attaining the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community.
Ms. B. Pietak & Ms. S. Brinkley
Sundays After school
The National Honor Society (NHS) is an 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.
The Academic Games teams practice, plan and prepare for competitions in our region in teams consisting of 4 students, one of whom must serve as the Team Captain.
Annually we select 8 students per level to represent CAC on 2 teams in each of the JV and Varsity regional tournaments, so 4 teams in all. Participants on the teams are as follows: JV players are limited to grades 8-10 and Varsity players are limited to grades 9-12. Competition includes 15 minute bowl rounds where general knowledge questions which may be academic in nature or about experiential learning, such as first aid skills or medical conditions or world discoveries, for example; from general awareness in their lives. Teams are asked questions and then have 7s to buzz in and 15 seconds to confer before giving answers. Every team member has their own buzzer. Additionally, the competition contains 5 Olympiads at the JV level and up to 7 at the Varsity level where teams are challenged with tasks regarding Music, Fine Arts, Current Events (within the year from previous to current tournament date), Engineering, Geography, Spelling and Mathematics. The format may be images with questions or musical clips, or in the case of Engineering, each team receives a box or plastic zip lock bag of random materials and a paper indicating a task to build something to serve a particular purpose. This is an extra-curricular activity for kids who are cool for all the right reasons. Varsity Academic Games season ends on March.
Academic Games - Varsity
Ms. A. Coquillard
Tuesdays at lunch From Nov. 1, 2015 till May 24, 2016
