Our houses are named after our core values
Each house stands for one of the five values that guide everything we do at CWC.
Meet the houses
Meet Ubora, Vividhata, Tunay, Comunidad and Henka, five official houses, each with its own story, its own symbols, and a fundamental human value.
The race for the House Cup
Every point counts. Individual effort lifts the whole house.
The house year
Each quarter has a focus, building from who we are to what we leave behind.
Q1: Identity
Sorting ceremonies, and building house pride through our history and hand signals.
Q2: Unity
Sister house events and community service projects we take on together.
Q3: Grit
Our biggest point-earning stretch, focused on academic persistence and resilience.
Q4: Legacy
The House Cup is awarded and house leaders pass the torch to the next generation.
Traditions
Hand signals
Every house has a signal you can spot across the gym. Throw yours up with pride.
Sister houses
Pairing houses like Ubora and Comunidad builds bridges across different core values and cultures.
Points and spirit
Points are earned by individuals but counted together, so every scholar’s effort lifts the whole house.
For families
Your scholar’s house is your house too.
Get the app
Download the RCA House Points app to follow your scholar’s points and see notes from teachers.
Celebrate in real time
Turn on notifications to hear the moment your scholar earns a point, then celebrate it at home.
Need your code?
Contact the front office for your family’s app code and your scholar’s house.