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ATTENTION RED DEVIL NATION!!
Please join us for a book signing with Deland McCullough (class of 1991)!
Runs In the Family shares the remarkable story of Deland McCullough and Sherman Smith.
Campbell Memorial High School - D'Amato Fieldhouse (Foyer)
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
5:00 pm.
If you would like to purchase your copy of Runs In The Family prior to the event with Deland McCullough, books are available on Amazon. Link to purchase is below. Books will be onsite for purchase.
https://a.co/d/gmL0t8Z
Support our Red Devils by placing a Patron Ad in our Fall Sports Program! All information is listed on the forms below. Go Red Devils!
The Summer Feeding Program begins June 9th! Check out the details
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Campbell City Schools Resident Transportation Request Survey 2025-2026 School Year!
Please complete one survey for each student. If there is more then one child in the household please complete additional surveys as required.
English: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdXx5Dlk5qIfE.../viewform
Spanish: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSe872fRuE0YK1.../viewform
NEOIA Class of 2025
SIGNING OUT!
Update: the start time has been changed to 12:30 due to a scheduling conflict.
CLASS OF 2025!
Senior Awards Luncheon
CLWCC
June 4th, 2025
12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Tickets on sale May 15th - May 26th
at CMHS and Impact
Free for Seniors
Guests $20 each
Do you love music, dance, and performing? Want to be part of a team that brings energy and excitement to every game and competition?
Campbell Memorial Color Guard is looking for new members!
Whether you’re experienced or brand new, we’ll teach you everything you need to know — including flag work, dance routines, and twirling techniques. No prior experience required — just bring your school spirit and willingness to learn!
We start Tuesday, May 27th in the band room at 3:00pm.
Come see what we’re all about and meet the team!
Questions? Contact Mrs. Fitz in the band room
Be bold. Be expressive. Be part of something unforgettable.
Our 3rd Grade Wax Museum was a huge hit!
Each student chose an influential figure from history or today’s world and brought them to life by writing biographies. During the museum, they stood as still as statues — just like in a real wax museum — until someone pressed the button on their shirt, prompting them to share all about their chosen person!
From historical icons to modern-day heroes, our students amazed us with their knowledge, creativity, and confidence. We’re so proud of them!
Campbell student wellness facility set to open in fall of 2026
Superintendent Matthew Bowen tells 21 News construction has already begun for the 55,000-square-foot facility and the facility is expected to be completed and open for use by August of 2026.
Miss Galantis was born and raised in Campbell, Ohio and is a proud graduate of Campbell Memorial High School. She pursued her passion for education at Youngstown State University, majoring in Primary Education. During her time at YSU, Alex gained valuable experience over five years at Campbell Elementary and Middle School, serving in various roles that enriched her understanding of student needs and school operations
Campbell City Schools is pleased to spotlight Ms. Kara Pushay, a dedicated educator entering her third year as an educator. She is excited to continue her career at Campbell Elementary School. A graduate of Youngstown State University, Ms. Pushay earned her Bachelor of Science in Education in 2021, with licensure in P-3 General Education and Early Childhood Intervention Specialist.
Krista Rouse-Clinkscale (Spencer) was born and raised in Campbell, Ohio, and is a proud 2011 graduate of Campbell Memorial High School. She is eager to return home to the Campbell City School District and teach alongside the educators who first inspired her to pursue a career in education
The Senior Citizen Brunch is this FRIDAY! Tickets are still available day of for $6. Come and enjoy an afternoon of good food and good company
Looking for an exciting opportunity your child to take part in a fun and exciting hands-on camp this summer? Our manufacturing camp is just the answer to helping students explore and build within our STEM labs!
Sign up today! Spots are limited!
Enrollment is OPEN at Northeast Ohio Impact Academy — now through May 31st!
Open to all Ohio residents, NEOIA offers a STEM-focused education for students in grades 8–12, preparing them for college, careers, and beyond.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of a school that puts innovation, hands-on learning, and student success first.
Enroll today at neoimpactacademy.org
Stay connected with The Campbell Insider—your go-to source for all the latest updates, news, and exciting happenings in our school district! Access it here to stay informed and celebrate the successes of our students, staff, and community.
Our fifth graders went bowling for their PBIS incentive, and they had a great time! It was a day filled lots of fun as they celebrated their hard work and positive behavior. Way to go, fifth grade—you've earned it!
A HUGE thank you to our board of education members: Mrs. Donofrio, Mrs. Gozur and Mr. Kelly who were able to attend our annual state of the state of our school along with Superintendent Bowen, and Treasurer Mrs. Montanez.
Our students were able to spend time reflecting on their time at Campbell Memorial High School and the Northeast Ohio Impact Academy along with ideas for future growth and development within our school. This is always a great day for students, board members and administration to reflect and grow together as a team!
Seniors Edwin Bonilla and Jikyra Smith attended the Jewish Community Relations Council of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation ‘s Annual Holocaust Commemoration program today to be honored for their submissions for the Student Holocaust Writing/Media Contest.
Edwin Bonilla received 3rd place for his drawing and Jikyra Smith received 3rd place for her poem. This is the first time students at Memorial entered this contest, so we are very proud of Edwin and Jikyra!
Exciting News from Campbell City Schools!
We are proud to announce that Jim Goske, current Associate Principal for Grades K–6, has been reassigned as the Director of Whole Child Supports. Made possible through the Appalachia Children’s Coalition (ACC), this new role will expand health, wellness, and community supports for our students and families.
Join us in congratulating Mr. Goske as he continues his commitment to student success in this impactful new position!
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Mission & Philosophy
Campbell City Schools is a proud community that values its students, families, and shared responsibility in education.
Our mission is to:
• support each student’s growth through engaging, age-appropriate learning
• encourage responsible, ethical, and self-reliant individuals
• involve the community as active partners in education
• prepare students to explore pathways that lead to continuous learning, employment, or career readiness
We meet the needs of today’s learners by adapting instruction, using innovative technologies, and promoting strong character. Through this mission, we build pride in self, family, and community.