Catherine H. Syphers,
Outreach Coordinator
Cat Syphers is an outreach-focused professional with a diverse background in community engagement, education, and client-centered service. Across her career, she has consistently worked in people-facing roles that emphasize relationship-building, trust, and clear communication—skills that directly support CES’s commitment to serving families and strengthening educational pathways.
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As a dance teacher, stage manager for the High Point Ballet, and professional personal trainer, Cat developed a strong ability to motivate individuals from all backgrounds, communicate effectively, and build meaningful connections. Her work as a home stager for realtors in the Triad further strengthened her organizational skills, attention to detail, and collaborative approach, helping clients present spaces in ways that resonate with both community and market needs.
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Cat thrives in outreach-driven roles that require adaptability, creativity, and proactive engagement. Her energetic, people-centered approach makes her a strong fit for Capital Educational Solutions, and she is excited to help families and community partners better understand how CES can support students throughout their educational journeys.
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Outside of work, Cat enjoys working out, traveling, spending time at the beach, and being with her family. Above all, she is passionate about helping others and is enthusiastic about contributing to the CES team and mission.
Catherine's Story
Cat Syphers is the Outreach Coordinator for Capital Educational Solutions and CES MicroSchool, and she’s passionate about helping families find educational options that truly fit their children.
With a background rooted in teaching, coaching, and community-centered service, Cat brings a unique blend of energy, empathy, and organization to every conversation. Whether she’s presenting to a group, meeting a family one-on-one, or connecting with local organizations, Cat thrives in roles that allow her to build relationships and strengthen community partnerships.
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Before joining CES, Cat worked as a dance teacher, a stage manager for the High Point Ballet, and a professional personal trainer—experiences that shaped her ability to communicate clearly, motivate people from all backgrounds, and build trust quickly. She later worked as a home stager for realtors in the Triad, where she developed a sharp eye for detail, strong organizational skills, and a collaborative approach to helping clients reach their goals.
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In her role at CES, Cat serves as a primary point of contact for prospective families and clients. She supports outreach efforts through community events and presentations, partnership development, and ongoing communication—helping families better understand the services CES provides and guiding them through the process from initial interest to enrollment or consultation.
Cat is excited to be part of a mission-driven team that believes every student deserves the opportunity to learn in a way that works for them.
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Outside of work, Cat enjoys working out, traveling, spending time at the beach, and being with her family. Most of all, she loves helping others and is grateful for the opportunity to support families through the CES community.
Contact
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919-906-9265