Capella State High School attracts students from mining, grazing, grain and farming properties within the Central Highlands in Queensland. One hundred and forty students from the towns of Capella and Tieri attend the school from Years 8 to 12. The school promotes a curriculum that provides opportunities for all; and every effort is made to provide a course of study which caters to the individual needs of all students. A whole school approach to Responsible Behaviour and Bully Prevention is underpinned by the school's social skilling program 'Skilling for RIGHTS'. The school is a registered training provider to Level 2. Approximately 5% of students in any one year are ascertained as having a disability and less than 10% of students identify as Indigenous. Our vision is to provide the opportunity for a Quality Future where each student has the necessary knowledge, understanding, skills and values for a productive and rewarding life in an educated, just and open society. At Capella State High School we value: Compassion, 'Mates Matter', Rights with Responsibilies, 'The Dynamic Duo', Challenge, 'Strength from Within', Courage and 'Honour Honesty'.