The Massachusetts Charter School Athletic Organization is a league formed to give Charter School student athletes in Massachusetts, USA, the opportunity to compete in interscholastic sports.
The mission of the Massachusetts Charter School Athletic Organization (MCSAO) is to oversee "the regulation, organization and promotion of its member schools interscholastic athletic programs. MCSAO provides opportunities for charter school student/athletes to compete at a high level and uses that competition to teach the fundamental values of teamwork, discipline, sacrifice and sportsmanship. This will contribute to the students' overall educational experience and development as individuals. MCSAO is committed to educating our youth for a better tomorrow and will work in partnership with local communities to establish and maintain charter school interscholastic athletic programs."
Current high school members:
Academy Of The Pacific Rim
Boston Collegiate Charter School
Boston Preparatory Charter Public School
City On A Hill Charter Public Schools
City On A Hill Charter Public Schools II
City On A Hill New Bedford
Codman Academy Charter Public School
Community Charter School Of Cambridge
Edward Brooke
Edward M. Kennedy
Excel Academy High School
Kipp Academy Lynn
Match
Neighborhood House Charter School
Paulo Freire Social Justice Charter School
Phoenix Charter Academy
Phoenix Academy Lawrence
Phoenix Springfield Charter Academy
Pioneer Charter School Of Science
Pioneer Charter School Of Science II
Prospect Hill Academy Charter School
Roxbury Preparatory Charter School
Salem Academy Charter School
South Shore Charter Public School
Fall
Winter
Spring
Varsity boys' cross country
Varsity boys' basketball
Varsity baseball
Varsity girls' cross country
Varsity girls' basketball
Varsity softball
Varsity boys' soccer
Varsity wrestling
Varsity boys' outdoor track and field
Varsity girls' soccer
Varsity cheerleading
Varsity girls' outdoor track and field
Varsity girls' volleyball
Varsity dance competition
Varsity boys' volleyball
Varsity football
Varsity indoor track and field
Varsity girls' lacrosse
Varsity swimming and diving
Varsity boys' lacrosse
Current middle school members:
Academy of the Pacific Rim
Boston Prep
Edward Brooke East Boston
Edward Brooke Mattapan
Edward Brooke Roslindale
Community Charter School of Cambridge
Codman
Community Day
Davis Leadership Academy
Epiphany School
Excel Academy Chelsea
Excel Academy East Boston
Excel Academy Orient Heights
Foxboro Regional
KIPP Academy Boston
KIPP Academy Lynn
MATCH
Marblehead Community
McAuliffe Regional
Neighborhood House
New Heights
Pioneer School of Science I
Prospect Hill Academy
Roxbury Prep Dorchester
Roxbury Prep Lucy Stone
Roxbury Prep Mission Hill
Salem Academy
South Shore
UP Academy Boston
UP Academy Dorchester
Community Day Gateway
Community Day Webster
Fall
Winter
Spring
Co-ed cross country
Boys' basketball
Girls' track and field
Girls' soccer
Girls basketball
Boys' track and field
Boys' soccer
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