If you’ve had your picture taken for the Pony Press, you’ve probably met one of our two awesome photographers. This week we want to introduce you to Abi Monroe, a photographer/videographer for the Press. Abi’s role includes: photography, videography, writing photo captions, coordinating sections with students, and occasionally…

Allow us to introduce you to our resident Karate Kid, Caden Cash. When he's not intensely training to become the next karate master of his family, he acts as the digital designer for The Pony Press. Caden is responsible for creating layout and putting together all content. Caden…

This week, eighth grader Austin Headley gave this advice to his peers, “Personally, I would say that you should be kind to others and don't let people bring you down. Start giving people compliments to help them feel better about themselves because compliments can change someone's entire day.”

Written by Haylee Newman | When thinking about the month of February, most people think of love. As Christians we are called to “love [our] neighbor as [ourselves],” Matthew 22: 35-40, which is exactly what sixth grade students, Cooper Collier and Natalie Tuxhorn, are doing with this month’s…

Featured in this week’s Speak Up column is 7th grader Addisyn McCullough. Her advice to students is, “To learn time management. You have to learn this if you want to succeed in anything, not just school. So if you learn this you can't lose!”

Dillon Dixon is serving as the head videographer for the Pony Press. He will be over all video and photo content released by the Press. This role enables him to express his creativity through video creation, and make enjoyable content for the CAC student body. Dillion is excited…

Tressa Ashberry has been a part of the CAC community for 19 years. She began her career teaching at the elementary campus, but now serves as the Foundations Program English teacher at the secondary campus. Mrs. Ashberry shared that she was drawn to CAC because she wanted to…

Mrs. Tamara Hodges has the unique perspective of working closely with CAC's youngest students and oldest students. As a 6th grade teacher and Student Council sponsor, Mrs. Hodges helps students new the mountain navigate their new life on the high school campus while collaborating with upperclassmen leadership as…

CAC has been represented by many different images — mountains and mustangs, crosses and shields. It all seeks to communicate who our school is and why what we do here is significant. The Pony Press logo is no different. Did you know that it incorporates an old CAC…