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State testing begins tomorrow, April 16th, for Memorial High School and NEOIA.
Student attendance is very important during testing. If your student is not testing on any of the dates below they are still required to be in attendance.

State testing begins tomorrow, April 16th, for Memorial High School and NEOIA.
Student attendance is very important during testing. If your student is not testing on any of the dates below they are still required to be in attendance.

CEMS Update: A reminder that we begin state testing tomorrow for Grades 3rd through 6th! Please review the following documents for information, the testing schedule, and general recommendations for our students! Good luck!

Congratulations to our Red Devil Student Athletes Signing Commitments Today!!
The Campbell City School District is proud to announce that on Thursday, Apr 11, 2024
six student athletes were honored for signing commitment letters to continue their academic and athletic careers.

Kendall Brunn- Allegheny College- Volleyball

Cyra Cross- Penn State University - Shenango- Volleyball

Gabriella Villanueva Santos- Penn State University - Shenango- Volleyball

Carla Ramirez Ortiz- Penn State University - Shenango- Volleyball

David Moore- Thiel College- Football

Jordan Gore- Westminster College- Football

#GoRedDevils

CEMS Update: Our PTO basket auction is right around the corner on Friday, April 12th! Don’t miss it!

Campbell Run Club in conjunction with Campbell E&M PTO is hosting its first 2.5 Mile Run and Walk Event!  Our primary goal is to promote health and fitness to our students, families and community members.  The event will take place on May 11, 2024 at the Campbell Elementary and Middle School Building, located at 2002 Community Circle in Campbell, Ohio.  There will be music, medals, the opportunity to enjoy the race, and family friendly fun for all ages!

Link to Community Letter
Link to Sponsor Details Form
Link to Sponsor Form

Last night 20 Campbell City School students were inducted into the Bright Futures Program. The Bright Futures Program is a partnership between Westminster College and Campbell City Schools that exposes students to post secondary experiences. The goal of the program is to enrich the lives of high school students through college visits, cultural events and a week long summer camp at Westminster college. Students are selected based on grades, teacher recommendations and  exceptional character.

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The National Honor Society had their annual Induction Ceremony on Tuesday, March 19 at the CLWCC.  There were 13 new members who were chosen this year for membership.  They were honored by Adviser Marilyn McCallister and the eight current, two-year members who introduced them highlighting their demonstration of the Four Pillars of National Honor Society, Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service.

This year’s guest speaker was Kaliope Meris, Campbell Memorial High School Class of 2013 Salutatorian and Engineer with First Energy’s Transmission Operations.

Thank you Governor DeWine for believing in our students, schools, partners, and our entire Mahoning Valley!
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ATTN New Bright Futures members.
Please RSVP for the Induction Ceremony
on Wednesday, March 27th. Thank you!

Congratulations to our Girls/Boys All Stars who will be playing in games this week!
#GoRedDevils

CEMS Update: Community Night THIS THURSDAY at 5:30 P.M. in the CEMS Cafeteria! Join us for some March Madness fun including food, activities, and giveaways!

The Senior Experience class at Memorial High School is holding a Crayon Drive to help patients at Akron Children’s Hospital for National Crayon Day on March 31.
Your generous contribution will bring joy and endless possibilities to these children, allowing them to unleash their artistic talents as a form of therapy. Students should bring crayons to their 3rd period class. The 3rd period class with most crayons will receive a Dunkin’ Donuts day.
Community members who wish to contribute may bring their crayons to the main office at Campbell Memorial High School. Bring crayons for the Senior Experience Crayon Drive! Let’s color their world with kindness!

Come check out all the amazing things that Northeast Ohio Impact Academy has to offer!!! Several of our students are graduating this year with their freshman year of college completed through our CCP program with Stark State College!
Now accepting students beginning in 7th grade!!
#whatsyourimpact
#stemeducation
#stemlearning
#CollegeCreditPlus

CEMS Update: Thank you to Officer Shuler of the Campbell Police Department for being a guest reader in our classrooms last week! Officer Shuler has been wonderful to have in our building and our kids loved the surprise!

CEMS Update: Last week, 8 of our students placed and represented CEMS in a local Math 24 competition, including a 1st and 2nd place finish in the 4th grade! Congratulations and thank you for all of your hard work to our students and staff!

4th Grade
Jovonni Eschevetre (1st Place)
Khylie Hodges (2nd Place)
Gracamichel Nelson
Zy’Airra Crankfield
Emily Forni

5th Grade
Sonia Vargas
Exahena Kefalianos

6th Grade
Elijah McCray 

CEMS Update: To help close out our celebration of Black History Month, last week, our students were visited by the Mitchell family as they presented their Ibeji Drum Ensemble to our students! This was an incredibly engaging and enlightening assembly that both students and staff enjoyed! Thank you to the Campbell Clwcc and The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County for their support with this!

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CEMS Update: Last week, our students ended Read Across America week with a Book Parade! Students created visual representations of their favorite books and some even dressed as their favorite characters! They then took to our hallways to share their creations with students from other classrooms!

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This week students in Spanish 3 are reading a book in Spanish about Felipe Alou, a prominent Dominican baseball player. Today as part of a lesson to understand the importance of baseball in the Dominican Republic, students watched part of the documentary "Rumbo a las Grandes Ligas". Then students were challenged to make baseball gloves out of cardboard. To test the cardboard gloves, students went outside and played a game of baseball with their cardboard gloves and a makeshift bat.