As we head into summer, things are quieting down in the Valley after the excitement of Commencement weekend. Following our end-of-year celebrations for the Class of 2026, our underclassmen are participating in summer academic courses to give them a head start next year.
Even as things slow down locally, the Big Dogs are quickly shifting into summer dryland training, traveling to on-snow camps around the world, and continuing their development in a variety of training environments.
Families, alumni, grandparents, and friends all play a role in supporting that year-round pathway. Their commitment helps ensure that student-athletes have access to strong coaching, academic guidance, and the resources they need to continue progressing at every stage of their development.
As we approach the close of CVA’s fiscal year on June 30, we are grateful to those who have already supported this year’s Annual Fund. Your generosity helps sustain the full rhythm of the CVA experience—from the intensity of the season to the work that continues throughout the summer months.
For those considering a year-end gift, there is still time to give before June 30. Every contribution supports the people and programs that make CVA possible.
We are thankful for a community that continues to stand behind our student-athletes in every season. That steady connection is what allows CVA to keep building, year after year.
To learn more about the CVA Annual Fund or to make a gift, please visit goCVA.com/give or contact the Development Office at 207-237-4457.
At Carrabassett Valley Academy, we know what it means to help young athletes and scholars thrive both in the classroom and on snow. This fall, we are excited to reintroduce the advisory program to serve as a support system for student life and success at CVA.
Before settling into the rhythm of a new school year, CVA students head out on Orientation Trips that take each class beyond campus and into some of Maine’s most memorable places. From paddling and climbing to exploring the outdoors together, the trips give students the chance to build connections before the school year gets underway.
Carrabassett Valley Academy prohibits discrimination against or harassment of any member or group based upon age, gender, race, color, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, genetic predisposition, ancestry or other categories protected by Maine or federal law. CVA does not discriminate on these bases in the administration of its admission process, scholarship and aid programs, educational policies, athletics, or other school-administered programs.