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Frequently Asked Questions
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Register Art of Singing Class for Spring
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MO pre-test
This
is to announce the pre-tests for registering Math Olympiad (MO) classes in the
school year of 2012-2013. The pre-tests
will be held on Sunday, March 25, 2012. Anybody who is not currently enrolled in MO-101, 102, 201, 202, 301, and
302, but is interested in registering any of the MO classes in the coming
school year, needs to take the
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CACC Chinese School 2010-2011 Academic Competition Result
Congratulations!
Chinese class winners' list
Enrichment class winners' list |
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7th Chinese Bridge Cup Contest and other competitions winners
Stambuck's chess class winners |
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Students list who passed the Chinese High School Placement Test and could directly enroll for Chinese High School II:
Jason Chen, Steve Guo, Jesse Huang, Hamilton Wu, Jessica Ma, Weilun Wang, Eileen Liu, Robert Rong, Melody Mo, Wesley Wang, Jinna Yang, Calla Li, Jamie Shen, Amber Tang, Michelle Zhang, Sharon Ye, Nerissa Lou Wan-Ling, Michelle Su, Vincent Liu, Linda Ye, Ellen Niu, Annie Zhang, Helen Meng, Anthony Chen, Jennifer Ren.
Owen Cao, Helen Guo, Michael Wan, Rich Huang, Selena Hu, Lily Hu, Grace Zheng, Susan Cao, Christina Ge, Amy Kan, Emily Ma, Amy Jin, Amy Zhao, Sabrina Lu, Jenny Zhao, Annie Pang, Sherry Xu, Evan Teng, Douglas Zhang.
Jeffrey Huai, Annie Cai, Robert Hu, Angela Chen, Theresa Gao.
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Top three winners of the 2010 AMC8
The first-place winner: Evin Yang
The second-place winner: Grace Peng
The third-place winner: Audrey Yin
They are all current students in our school. Both Evin and Audrey are also students in our Math Olympiad class.
Please join me to congratulate the top three winners, the other participants, their teachers and parents. A job well done! -- (2/20/2011)
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Good News!
UC has just approved our Honor Chinese or Chinese IV
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Good News!
CACC High School Chinese III has been approved by Pleasanton, Castrol Valley and Dublin School District. |
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Congratulations! Some chess students from classes CI-101, CI-104 and CA-101 (coach Andrew Strommen) recently won following prizes:
Matthew Chan(CI-104), Mark Zhao(CA-101) and Henry Wang (CI-104) won the 1st place Team Trophy in the Over 700 rating section at the Mission San Jose Elementary April Swiss Tournament help on April 25 2009.
Benjamin Chen(CA-101) won an individual First Place in the 1-3 and 4-6 combined Novice Section at the 34th CalChess State Scholastic Championships. -- May 20, 2009
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News from TV contest for Mother's Day
母親節《獻給母親的詩歌》―兒童朗誦電視大賽中，我校学生 毛葉子，李抒涵，葉漢娜，司嘉德 ，解敖云成功进入决赛。在五月三日的决赛中，葉漢娜，司嘉德 荣获优秀奖 (前十名)！获得奖牌、奖金和奖品。
---Update in May 15, 2009 |
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| ThinkTank Learning Seminar |
| Seminar Title: |
Importance of Extracurricular Activities to College Admission |
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Arcy De Vera |
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9:00 to 11:00 am on Feb. 26, 2012 |
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Q204, CACC Chinese school |
| (Amador Valley High School, 1155 Santa Rita Rd, Pleasanton CA 94588) |
| Arcy received her Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction and worked as a Language Arts teacher for seven years in Oakland and Sacramento. During winter and summer breaks, she volunteers as a leadership counselor for the Bay Area Youth Coalition. Arcy works with students to understand their personal strengths and encourages them to pursue their goals with confidence. |
| Disclaimer: The content, information, services, materials, features, products, opinions, and statements presented at the seminars belong to the seminar presenters. CACC does not endorse nor make any warranties as to the results that may be obtained from the use of the services or products provided by the presenters. Please attend seminars at your own judgment and use the services or products at your own risk. |
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| Bone marrow donor needed to save a young woman's life! |
| Dear CACC families. |
| A young Chinese American woman who just graduated from Amador Vallley High School several years ago is now fighting for her life and in urgent need of everyone's help! |
| Janet Liang is an intelligent sweet young lady with a bright future. She met the greatest challenge of her life when she was diagnosed with 'acute lymphoblastic leukemia' in 2009 at age 22 while studying at UCLA to be a teacher. Determined to fight the illness, Janet endured 8 rounds of high-dosage chemotherapy and left the hospital cancer-free for 18 months. During this time, Janet was accepted into graduate school, took a dream trip to England and France with her mother, and had the chance to appear on People Magazine on behalf of the non-profit organization First Descents. Unfortunately, this past year, Janet has relapsed with her leukemia and her plans for the future are put on hold once again. |
| Janet is now 25 years old and pressed for time (about 2 months, as told by her doctors) to find a match for a bone marrow transplant -- that may be the last chance to save her life. Chinese-Americans are the best bet in terms of finding a match. However, currently only less than 2% of the Chinese American community is represented in the total registry. |
Watch Janet's heart-breaking cry for help on YouTube :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSCyz8F_kuo&feature=relate |
Here is how you can help -- |
| 1) Join the Registry: Register online and order a free registration kit (which contains the registration paperwork and the q-tips for the cheek swab) from the National Marrow Donor Program and follow the steps (You must be between the ages of 18 and 60!) - http://join.bethematch.org/TeamJanet |
| 2) Check out the local Northern California Drives to find an upcoming bone marrow drive near you - http://www.aadp.org/drive |
| ** Stay tuned for information on the Bone Marrow Drive at CACC in the coming weeks |
| ** It takes only 10 minutes or less -- just a few forms to fill out and a simple cheek swab |
| 3) Spread the Word:
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| This young lady could be your child, friend, or neighbor! Taking 10 minutes of your time could save her life or someone else's life! Let's do our best to give Janet the gift of hope, and the gift of life! |
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Thank you very much!
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| CACC Board of Directors |
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| The 9th Tri-valley Chinese Culture Day Gala -- Jan. 28, 2012 |
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CACC Sends Hope and Donation to Earthquake Victims in Japan
CACC Chinese School quickly came together to raise money and awareness after the 9.0 Japanese earthquake on March 11.
As of today, almost 30 CACC members donated $1,138. This money will be sent by CACC to Japan through the American Red Cross.
Please click here for more detail.
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2011 Lantern Festival Community Carnival
-- Feb. 20, 2011. |
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2011 CACC Chinese New Year Gala -- Feb. 6, 2011. |
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2009-2010 CACC Year End Assembly -- Jun. 6, 2010. |
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Class of 2010 Night -- Jun. 6, 2010. |
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Photos of the CACC Lantern Festival Carnival (2/27/10)
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| Congratulations! |
| CACC Student Council 2nd Holiday Canned Food Drive for Bay area families was a big success! Please see the "Certificate" and "Thank you letter" from Alameda County Community Food Bank below.
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Slide Show of the January 24th 2009 Gala
Pictures of Feb. 15th 2009 Lantern Festival |
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| Photo Show of 2007 CACC Golden Autumn Potluck & BBQ Party from Sept. 29th |
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| Please check 2006 NCCAF CACC Medal Lists, and Swimming Medal List, Photos Show |
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| The 2006 Spring Olympic Sports and Family Fun Games attracted CACC families and friends. 200 medals were collected by winners and participants. Click and see the Event Photo Show and the Action Photo Show.
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| Please check 2005 NCCAF CACC medalists. |
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| 400 people attended the 2005 CACC Golden Autumn BBQ party.
Check the event video and a Thank-you List to volunteers.
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