Children 18 years or younger can eat FREE Breakfast and Lunch throughout the summer months at Campbell City Schools!

June 3rd—August 8th   

Click the link for more information - Summer Feeding Program

Campbell Memorial High School implemented a new math curriculum this school year called "College Preparatory Math." Listen to our students and teachers explain how CPM works and their feedback on the program.

Today our seniors got to participate in the “Senior Walk” through the halls of the K-7 building!! This a great tradition enjoyed by all!! Congrats to the class of 2019 as they prepare for graduation Thursday!!

We had a beautiful Memorial Day service this morning. Thank you to our veterans and those who continue to serve our great country!

Coming Soon New Home of the Red Devils!

Memorial High School
Underclassmen Final Exam Schedule
If a student is absent it is the student's responsibility to make arrangements with his or her teacher to make-up the exam.

Thank you to Mrs. Basista and all our staff who helped to make our end of the year awards luncheon so special for our students!!

Congratulations to the staff and students who put on an amazing performance of Footloose!

Campbell Memorial High School hosted its Field Day today. High school students got to enjoy separate stations throughout the morning and were treated to ice cream afterward. In the afternoon, the leadership team played the staff in a flag football game.

It what a beautiful night of music with great production by both our CMHS band and choir! Congrats to all our students and staff for their hard work and dedication to these programs!!

Thank you to Nurse Tanner for visiting Mrs. Lowery's anatomy classes today to wrap up our unit on the cardiovascular system. She taught students how to take a pulse and also the importance and how to use the AED machines in case of an emergency.

The Youngstown Symphony Orchestra visited second and third grade students yesterday at CEMS, bringing to life the different instrument families they have studied in Mr. Welch’s music class.

Last week, local author Mike Nyers visited CEMS to teach students about blackout poetry! Check out some of the awesome work students created during his visit.

Congrats to all of our prom court members along with our prom queen Sydney Hurd and prom king Nikita Klimis.

Literacy Collaborative is a teaching model being used at Campbell Elementary and Middle School that has had a great impact on our students. You can learn more about Literacy Collaborative in the attached video.

Congratulations Campbell Memorial High School Senior, Joseph Sebest!
Joe is the 2019 recipient of the J.L. Francis Scholarship.

Youngstown State University Beeghly College of Education Honoring Ella Quinn!

A HUGE thank you to Hubbard Music for providing the materials needed to replace the drumheads in each of drums to our students. The students enjoyed this hands-on activity where they were able to learn the nuances of changing the drum head. Thank you to Mr. Kay and Mr. Ley for their assistance.

Congratulations to all of our students who had artwork on display at the Mahoning County Art Shown last evening. We are so proud of all of these talented students!!

Mrs. Tovarnak's sixth-grade students participated in an Interactive Read Aloud this morning. An Interactive Read Aloud is when a teacher reads a book to the class while asking thought-provoking discussion questions throughout. Interactive Read Alouds allow students to engage with the story and listen to other students' perspectives on the book.

PROM 2019
*Note: Only Juniors and Seniors are excused to leave early from school on May 10th. These students will be released at 10:30 AM.*

Our third grade after school students would like to thank everyone at Chess Is Life for bringing this program to Success After 6 every week. The students were thrilled with the t-shirts provided on the last day!

Last week our Success After 6's had their final program. Thank you again for your support, here are a few pictures of the SA6 students this year.

Please take a look at the calendar approved for the 2019-2020 school year.  Remember to plan trips or vacations accordingly. All parents are encouraged to have students in attendance throughout the year. Click on this link to view the calendar. 2019-2020 Calendar

Last night Memorial High School hosted our first annual Student Scheduling and Curriculum Planning event! It was a great success and we had a great turnout! During this session, parents and students were able to hear some very important information related to additional course offerings for the 2019-2020 school year.

Congrats to seniors Alana Rodriguez and Janna Jackson on a great softball career at CMHS! We wish you both the best of luck in your future endeavors!

Please read and share.
Thank you public and private partners! Our shared vision and innovative model would not be possible without the commitment and leadership of the team!
We will continue to make our region a great place to live, learn, work and play!
https://businessjournaldaily.com/12m-community-development…/

Great work by our CMHS Anatomy students who researched various nervous system disorders and then presented their work to members of the staff.

Richard A. Gozur, Sr, class of 1970, is most definitely the consummate Red Devil! Rick is well known for his lifelong support of our city. He has been, and continues to be, highly involved in every facet of our Campbell community, serving in the educational, religious and government arenas.

Congratulations to all of our CMHS students who were inducted into the National Honor Society this week! We are extremely proud of them and all their accomplishments throughout their high school careers.

Incredible!!!!!!!!
Our Campbell students will once again compete in the Global Destination Imagination competition for the fourth year in a row!!!! 
The talented group continues to bring great pride to the community. They were amazing in the state competition and we wish them our best in the Global tournament which will be hosted in Kansas City, Missouri.
See where they are going next: https://youtu.be/g8C7miUnIsc

We are excited to be out promoting Northeast Ohio Impact Academy again today!!
Our informational session for next year’s enrollment will be April 2, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. at the K-7 cafetorium.
http://www.neoimpactacademy.org/
http://www.wfmj.com/clip/14790329/neo-impact-academy-starting-this-fall

We’re excited to be promoting The Northeast Ohio IMPACT Academy which will open for the 2019-2020 school year for students in grades 7th & 8th. Grades 9-10 will be added for 2020-21 and 11th and 12th for 2021-22. Different from other STEM schools, The IMPACT Academy will offer students an opportunity to discover and develop an innovator’s mindset in an environment focused on meeting the holistic needs of the student.

Last night the students enrolled in our Campbell Strong Schools Strong Community After school were visited by Vallorec . The students learned about different trades and the processes that create metal pipes used for drilling oil. They asked questions about the the different fields involved and the how all the buildings at the facility work together emphasizing the importance of school and teamwork. Thank you again to Vallourec to take the time to speak with our students.

The Campbell City Schools are proud to announce the hiring of Cheryl McArthur as the district’s new Business Manager.  McArthur comes to the district with a wealth of experience having worked for the Mahoning County Educational Service Center since 1999.

On Saturday, March 16, 2019, Campbell City Schools sent 4 teams to the Destination Imagination Region 1 Tournament held at YSU. Destination Imagination challenges students to use the creative process to turn their ideas into reality and learn invaluable skills through the process of 21st-century skills and STEM principles. From kindergarten through university level students work together to solve collaborative problem-solving challenges.

http://www.wfmj.com/story/5263332/dunkin-donuts-class-act
Congratulations to third grade teacher, Karen Carney, who was selected as last week's Dunkin Dontus Class Act teacher. You can watch the surprise at the link below.Keep up the great work Mrs. Carney!

As a district, we are always working hard while seeking opportunities to make improvements without creating a burden of cost to our community!  The improvements listed, just like any other, are subject to the bid process and ability to secure the solar incentive offerings.  Click "Read More" for all the details.

EARN HIGH SCHOOL and COLLEGE CREDIT AT THE SAME TIME!
Memorial High School is proud to announce partnerships with THREE colleges and universities:
Stark State College
Youngstown State University
Eastern Gateway Community College

The halls of CEMS are a little brighter for our students with the addition of a sensory pathway.
The sensory path was created to give students a series of movements through jumping, bending, hopping and pushing as a way to help them regulate their bodies. It can be used for students several times a day when they feel they may need a movement break to help refocus their bodies and brain.