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HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK!
Campbell City School District has received over $200,000 to train new medical professionals to help fill job needs around Mahoning County.
The school district was granted $250,000 from the Appalachian Regional Commission to purchase all the equipment needed to help train students by expanding their program with Stark State College in Akron.
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Students enjoying science class at Memorial High School. Keep up the great work Mrs. Evinsky, Mrs. Lowery, and Mr. Allen!
Dear Campbell Families,
We would like to inform you of two upcoming scheduled delayed starts for all students. On Friday, November 1, 2024, and Friday, January 17, 2025, Campbell City Schools will operate on a two-hour delayed start.
2024-2025 Assessment Calendar Campbell City Schools
Take a look at all the scheduled assessment dates for all buildings this school year.
Our 2024 Campbell City Schools Homecoming Parade will be Friday, October 11, 2024. The parade will begin at 6:00pm from the Palermo Center parking lot. Any person or group interested in participating will need to commit before Wednesday, October 9, 2024.
This year's homecoming also coincides with our Hall of Fame Weekend and all inductees are welcomed to participate in the parade as well.
If you or your organization is interested in participating in the parade please email Melinda Fitzhenry (mfitzhenry@campbell.k12.oh.us
Welcome back to the Campbell Community Closet!
We are excited to reopen our doors and have you ‘fall’ in for some autumn gear; please stop by and shop every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 12:15 to 2:15.
Visit soon to ‘leave’ your old clothes behind and ‘spice’ up your wardrobe with something new!
Congratulations to our very own Paige Rosado who was selected to attend the Congress of Future Medical Leaders Conference at University of Massachusetts in Boston this coming June.
We are extremely proud of all of Paige's accomplishments thus far and her high school and collegiate career. She remains to be a student leader both in and out of the classroom.
Please enjoy week one of "Weekly Recap". Our students have been hard at work doing many creative things this week! Keep up the hard work students and staff.
#WhatsYourImpact
#stemeducation
CEMS Update: The Run Club is beginning for 4th - 6th students at Campbell Elementary & Middle School. The fall program will begin after school on Monday, September 23rd. Interested students need to turn in their packets by Friday, September 20th. Please contact Karen Paradise with any questions!
Congratulations to our newly elected student council as well as our seventh through 11th grade class representatives. Each of these students had to give a speech in front of the entire student body on why they deserve to be elected the position. We are extremely excited for this year student council to put a lot of great things into action.
Class of 2025
Community Bonfire
Thursday, October 24, 2024
7:00 p.m.
Memorial High School
If you have wooden items for pickup
Call: Alaina Rauber
330-799-1515 ext 51280
Our students did an amazing job showcasing our school today OH WOW Science Center Silly Science Sunday. The students were able to bring our water filtration system that they worked on for the past school year to show our area youth how water can be filtrated and able to be cleared to drink.
They also participated in many other activities that were hands-on and highlighted all the exciting things we do on a regular basis.
A huge shout out to our student volunteers and our teachers who spent time showcasing our talent! We had a great day and can't wait to be back next year bigger and better!
RED HOT Red Devils
#GoRedDevils
CEMS Update: Everyone needs a break and our 6th graders love recess! We think it’s important for our students to get out and move, talk with each other and take time to jump start their brains after lunch!
CEMS Update: In Mrs. Kolidakis's 4th Grade class, after reading the book The Worry Stone, students made their own worry or focus stones. They chose 2 colors of polymer clay to create a marble effect, rolled their clay into a ball and then made and indentation for their thumb. They were baked and returned to students for their own use as needed!
Wednesday, the IMPACT Esports team had their first scrimmage. Students played Overwatch 2 against Troy High School (near Dayton). The fall season starts next Monday. We are so excited for this new opportunity for our students to take part in.
Students in Miss Cleevely’s consumer math class were working on a scale to fit project this past week! Working in groups, students had to choose a tall building and research the dimensions. They then had to scale the dimensions down in order to construct the building in Mr Ralf’s manufacturing lab.
The Campbell City School district has partnered with Akron Children's Hospital School Based Health to offer a variety of health care services to our students. Students can now conveniently be seen by a provider during the school day, either in person at the Campbell ACH office or via TeleHealth, because students must be healthy to be educated, and educated to be healthy! For more information, contact your child's school nurse.
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FREE Volleyball Camps!!
Sign up today!
9/14, 9/21, 9/28 @ The CLWCC
Little Bumpers Gr K-3:
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Little Spikers Gr 4-6:
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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.