As we move into the final stretch of the school year, there is much to celebrate across campus. Spring is always an exciting time at CVA as we honor the progress our student-athletes have made and look ahead to important milestones still to come.
Carrabassett Valley Academy will celebrate the Class of 2026 during Commencement Weekend on June 5 and 6. The weekend will honor a group of student-athletes whose dedication, perseverance, and growth have left a lasting impact on the CVA community.
CVA is pleased to announce several coaching additions and leadership updates across the Alpine and Freestyle programs for the coming year. These changes strengthen athlete development pathways and reinforce collaboration between the Weekend Program and Academy teams.
For many families, the college application process can feel overwhelming, especially for CVA student-athletes balancing demanding academics, training, travel, and competition. CVA’s College Bound program provides structured, individualized support that helps Big Dogs navigate the process with confidence and prepare for life after graduation.
Driven by a shared mission to elevate the training experience of Carrabassett Valley Academy student-athletes, CVA launched a bold capital campaign to bring its High Performance Center to life.
As we reflect on another exciting year at Carrabassett Valley Academy, we are reminded that the strength of the CVA experience is made possible by our students, coaches, and faculty, and by the generosity of our community.
Each month, CVA recognizes students who live out our core values of kindness, respect, commitment, and gratitude in meaningful ways. The April Student Spotlight Award recipients represent these ideals through their efforts in the classroom, in the dorms, and on the hill, contributing positively to the strength and character of our community.
Congratulations to our student-athletes on a strong and rewarding season. You have represented our community with consistency and determination, showing real commitment to your training, grit in competition, and sportsmanship in how you show up for one another. These efforts reflect the Big Dog values: kindness, respect, commitment, and gratitude.
CVA athletes delivered standout performances across championship events at the regional, national, and international levels. From podium finishes at national competitions to international success on the world stage, CVA athletes demonstrated the depth, versatility, and commitment that define the Big Dog community.
Formal lab report writing has been a cornerstone of the CVA Science Department for many years. First instituted by teachers and published scientists, Karen Lanoue-Egan, M.S., and Shelley Koenig, M.S., this practice now spans the science curriculum.
For more than 40 years, Carrabassett Valley Academy students have partnered with the Sugarloaf Area Christian Ministry to support local families through an annual food drive rooted in service and community connection.
Each month, CVA recognizes students who live out our core values of kindness, respect, commitment, and gratitude in meaningful ways. The March Student Spotlight Award recipients represent these ideals through their efforts in the classroom, in the dorms, and on the hill, contributing positively to the strength and character of our community.
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