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After finishing reading the novel Fahrenheit 451, students in Mr. Kish and Mrs. Rauber's 9th grade English classes worked in groups to build their own utopia from the rubble of the destroyed city at the novel's end. A part of this project included the choice to design a seal or image to symbolize their town. Students then had the ability to utilize the high school's STEM Lab (with the help of Mr. Kay) to create their tee shirts and stickers with the designs their groups worked together to make. Students were readily engaged throughout the project knowing that by the end, they would have a keepsake to be able to show off their hard work.
Attention Campbell Elementary (K-6) Students!!!
The staff and students of CMHS and NEOIA are hosting a FREE holiday community event at Memorial High School. This event will take place on December 11th from 5-7 PM. All K-6 students and families are invited. While this event is free for CEMS students, we will be distributing tickets to all K-6 students ahead of time to limit this event to only Campbell City Schools students and families.
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Are you ready for some games, activities and fun as we celebrate the holiday season with Bluey, Bingo, AND Santa Claus?
Bluey and Bingo's Holiday Hoopla
Saturday, December 14, 2024
@ CLWCC
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Registration Required - Use the QR code or link provided to register.
FREE!! K-3rd Grade Little Dribblers in December!! (Starts Sat. 12/4)
Scan QR code attached or click on link below:
Girls K-3
https://docs.google.com/forms/
Boys K-3
https://docs.google.com/forms/
We are so proud of our students for taking project base learning to a new level. The students in our design innovations class collaborated with City Hall to beautify the area where the steel mill company homes once stood. They have worked so hard on this project and to see it come to life is awesome! Kudos to are amazing staff and students.
https://www.wytv.com/.../campbell-stem-students-get-to-work
Youth & Law students hosted a Food Drive to Second Harvest Food Bank as part of their community engagement requirement for class. Over 260 pounds of food, which equates to 216 meals were collected and donated.
Thank you to all who donated and thank you to the students who carried this out! What an awesome event right before Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving Break
November 27th - November 29th
Thanksgiving Day
November 28th (Happy Thanksgiving)
Classes Resume
Monday, December 2nd
Congratulations to our YSN All Stars!
Mileena Williams
Kevin Timlin
Demetrius Lambert Jr.
Mihali Koullias
#GoRedDevils
We will provide cash entry for all of our athletic gates. JV/V Girls/Boys Basketball will be $7 for Adults and $5 for Students/Senior Citizens. (Lower level events by themselves will be $5 and $3)
PASSES:
Senior Citizens can go to the CLWCC to purchase a pass that will be good for the entire year. The pass is $25- may use a credit card(plus fee) or cash. (If the pass was already purchased in the Fall, then that's the one they use)
Adults can purchase a $53 Basketball All Level Pass for 7-12 Home games: https://www.campbell.k12.oh.us/athletics/online-ticketing
All students Grade 9-12 will have the option to purchase a HOME Basketball Pass for $20 through AD Cepin.
A FRIENDLY REMINDER: ANY 8TH GRADE STUDENT/CHILD OR YOUNGER MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PARENT/GUARDIAN WITH A PAID TICKET at ANY OF OUR ATHLETIC EVENTS.
CEMS Update: Meet our 6th grade SVC members! Today, our 4th-6th grade SVC members held their first meeting (with donuts) to discuss how to continue to be impactful leaders for our building!
SVC stands for student volunteer corps; they are hired by their teachers for being outstanding leaders within the building. These students then help support the classroom and building throughout the day with responsibilities and opportunities for leadership! A special thank you to our SVC for the impact they have in our building!
Congratulations to the 2024 Baird Brothers/YSN Big Dog of the Year for Volleyball: Campbell Memorial's Mileena Williams!
Special thank you to A1 Painting and Liberty Maintenance. Their generosity has enabled students from Memorial High School and The Northeast Ohio Impact Academy to embark on pre-apprenticeship opportunities within the skilled trades. These two local business partners are truly committed to giving back to their communities. Your support helps empower students in their career pathways, providing them with the resources and opportunities necessary for future success. Together, we are making a positive impact and investing in the next generation. We appreciate your commitment to fostering growth and development in our community!
CEMS Update: Don't miss out - join in on the fun and earn some Holiday Cash! A live drawing for the winner will be held next Monday with proceeds benefiting the PTO for year end field trips!
Contact Lisa Kish at 330.799.8204 for information!
CEMS Update: The 3rd Grade students celebrated the end of their Human Body unit by having a healthy snack and participating in yoga. Miss Concetta of PsyCare explained the benefits that yoga has on your body and mind!
Campbell Memorial High School students had a fantastic time participating in our annual Fall Festival last Friday. This school-wide event, which brings together students in grades 7–12, celebrates and encourages positive behaviors.
Students had the opportunity to rotate through a variety of fun stations, including arts and crafts, social and snack time, relay races, kickball, and walking the track/bingo.
A special shoutout to Jeff and Carol Michaels from Precision for their generous donation of pumpkins, which allowed our students to unleash their creativity at the arts and crafts station. Thank you for supporting our students.
Memorial High School students who made High Honors, Honor Roll, or had perfect attendance were recognized with a special breakfast at the end of the first nine weeks. Congratulations to these students! Your hard work and dedication truly pays off!
Please review the information regarding our upcoming blood drive!
Tuesday our students got to work with Michael Albert. Michael specializes in artwork based around surrealism or as he likes to call it, "cerealism". Our students loved taking part in this unique art experience. Thank you to Sean Barron and The Vindicator for coming to meet with our students as well. 
THANK YOU VETERANS
We Honor All Who Served.
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CEMS Update: Check out what's happening in Mrs. Tovarnak's 6th grade classroom as they had a fun time celebrating our house winners! This nine week we celebrated Ravenclaw (604) and Slytherin (603) with Chick-fil-A lunch and video games! Let’s see who the winner is at the end of this nine-weeks!
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Mission & Philosophy
The Campbell School District is a very proud and culturally diverse community that takes a sincere interest in the education of its children and families.
Our mission is to provide an educational environment that:
- offers opportunities consistent with each learner's needs and stage of development
- creates exciting, challenging learning experiences
- fosters members of society who are cooperative, self-sufficient, ethical, and responsible
- engages all community members and resources
We are dedicated to meeting the inherent challenges of our evolving educational needs by:
- diversifying our methods of instruction
- making appropriate use of emerging technologies and education processes
- offering experiences that stress values and build character
- providing opportunities for all members of the community to become involved in the life of the school.
By living our mission, we will continue to create pride in self, family, and community.