Campbell City Schools would like to invite public comment on the use of American Rescue Plan (ARP) IDEA funds.  We seek public input at our next Board of Education Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 16, 2021 in the Conference Room at the Community Literacy Workforce and Cultural Center (CLWCC) at 6:00 PM. 

These ARP funds are provided to state educational agencies to help recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and to safely reopen and sustain safe operations in schools. 

The IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) Part B formula grants assist schools in providing a free appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment for children with disabilities ages 3-21.  

The 2020-2021 school year was incredibly challenging and disruptive due to the pandemic we all faced. Therefore, there are no official state ratings, but data is available to help guide future practice and determine the best possible delivery of student instruction.
Ohio’s Report Card component, Improving At Risk K-3 Readers, looks at how successful schools are at improving reading for at-risk K-3 students. Despite the pandemic, Campbell City Schools saw an increase in this measure as we moved a number of off-track students to on-track.
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As the football season comes to an end quickly. Coach King and the seniors wanted to show their appreciation to the great staff we have here at Campbell Memorial High School. To do that, each senior gave their away jersey to a staff member that has influenced their lives over the past four years. The teachers wore the seniors' jerseys today during school and encouraged them to come to the game wearing or displaying the jersey as well for Senior Night.

Coach Andrew King mentioned, "Though I have only been around for a short period of time. Our students, staff, and alumni have nothing but amazing things to say about each and every one of you. So, thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping our football players through the good and the bad. This is truly an amazing place and it starts with all of you."

Not pictured: Kayvon Moore recognizing Mrs. Chiarello.

On, Thursday, October 7th, students and staff at Memorial High School participated in a resource period with a "Brain Break".  During the students' resource period students:

• bettered their understanding of empathy
• practiced/discussed ways to be more understanding
• reflected on the effects of empathetic listening

The staff and students at CMHS continue to model and improve their positive behaviors within the P.B.I.S. Framework.

Please view the video link below:

CMHS P.B.I.S.

Class of 2022 Bonfire!!!

Please take time to read the touching email sent by Daniel Suttles, Brookfield Township Trustee who witnessed an act of kindness, respect, and gratitude during a recent football contest between Campbell Memorial and Brookfield. We are very grateful and proud of our student, Craig Kern and all students who bring great pride to our Campbell Community. Please read the letter below sent to Mr. Matthew Bowen, Superintendent.

Attendance is key! Do your best to be in school and on time this year
GOTTA GET TO SCHOOL!

Check out our staff and students in the latest Friends 4 Friends Video (Sexting - The Ever Present Past)
Open the video in YouTube and 
Click the like button below the video to place your vote. 

• Position for the 2021-2022 school year
• Not to exceed 30 hours per week
• Rate of pay is $18.50 per hour
• Non-benefit position
• Non-bargaining unit member
• Upon approval, individual must secure commission through the Campbell Police Department.
• Satisfactory FBI & BCI background checks are required
• Location subject to District assignment
  • Anticipated work hours: 1:00 p.m.  – 7:00 p.m.

Interested and qualified individuals should submit a letter of application to Mr. Matthew Bowen, Superintendent at mbowen@campbell.k12.oh.us  AND Carol Michaels, Administrative Assistant at cmmichaels@campbell.k12.oh.us  Applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.

Students are assigned a device when they enroll into Campbell City Schools.  They are responsible for keeping the device charged and bringing it with them to all classes. If a student transfers out of Campbell City School District during the school year, the Chromebook must be returned at that time.

We are providing a Chromebook at no cost, but there will be a charge if a Chromebook is lost or damaged
 - Lost, Stolen or Destroyed Chromebook:
          Samsung Chromebook - $180  
          HP Chromebook - $120
 - Damaged Screen: $50
 - Miscellaneous Damage - Camera, Touchpad, Charging Port, Headphone Port - $20  
 - Replacement Charger: $10
 - Damaged Keys: $5 each

Campbell City Schools Take Home Agreement - English 21-22
Campbell City Schools Take Home Agreement - Spanish 21-22

Please click HERE to view the up-to-date COVID-19 Report

Campbell Memorial Alum and Super Bowl Champion, Deland McCullough stopped by to visit with the 1st recipient of the Deland McCullough Athletic Scholarship today.  He presented the award to James Shaffer, recent 2021 graduate who is attending Grove City College in the fall. James will study Accounting and continue his football career with the Wolverines.
Congratulations to James! Special thanks to Deland for his support and giving back to our community!
Once a Red Devil, always a Red Devil!
#GoRedDevils

Please take a look at the calendar approved for the 2021-2022 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. 2021-2022 Calendar