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Congratulations to January's Distinguished Devils of the month!  These students were recognized by their teachers for their hard work and determination over the last month.  Keep up the great work Devils!

The Memorial Mentors are sponsoring a FREE spirit week to celebrate the Olympics.
We are partnering with Mr. McCray's announcements to incorporate Olympic Trivia, as well. 

Please share this pdf in your Google Classroom so students are aware of the daily themes.

**This begins Tuesday, February 17th**

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Here's a look at the amazing Math 24 event that was recently held at the Campbell CLWCC!
We are so incredibly proud of our Campbell competitors as well as all students involved in this intense academic competition.

Memorial students had the opportunity to tour Choffin CTC to learn about their adult education programs. Students also shadowed current students in the Dental Assisting and Surgery Technician programs. Additionally, they spent time with the instructors, who showed them how the program works, including instruction through labs as well as lectures. Thank you to Rhonda Kempe, who answered our questions and explained all of the options available for post-graduate learning!

Congratulations to the Memorial High School students who have exhibited great work in the classroom.
The following students earned either Honor Roll (A's/B's) or High Honors (All A's) during the 2nd nine week grading period of the 2025-2026 school year.

Congratulations to all of our students who have exhibited great work in the classroom.
The following students earned either High Mastery or Mastery during the first semester of the 2025-2026 school year.

This last semester, Miss Cleevely's consumer math class registered and submitted to this year's OSLN Design Challenge.  This year, the topic challenge was: How do we improve aspects of electric transportation to improve the movement of people and things?

Campbell City Schools acknowledges the swearing-in of returning Board of Education members Judy Gozur, Gary Bednarik, and Tony Kelly, who have begun new terms of service to the District.

At the Board’s Organizational Meeting held on January 7, 2026, Judy Gozur was sworn in and accepted the oath of office as President of the Board of Education, and Gary Bednarik was sworn in and accepted the oath of office as Vice President.

The Board of Education will continue to carry out its responsibilities in accordance with Ohio law, Board policy, and established governance procedures.

Students in the Community Design class worked in teams to design and build a model of a self-sustaining community for 100 people. Groups research how communities generate energy, grow food, manage water, and support daily life, then apply that knowledge to create a blueprint and scale prototype.

Using renewable resources and interconnected systems, students design solutions that balance human needs with environmental responsibility. The project builds STEM skills, collaboration, and problem-solving. Groups will now present how they designed the interconnected systems that allow their community to operate independently.

This year, Memorial students decked the halls with a STEM door decorating challenge. Students had to utilize graphic design skills to create a holiday poster. They then used these posters as the basis of their door decorations. Great work to all students who participated, and congratulations to Jalaya and Jaemya for winning first place!