Congratulations to the Class of 2013 for the multitude of awards and recognitions that have celebrated their work both in and outside of the classroom this year.  Click here for a list of their outstanding accomplishments.  Best of luck to the Class of 2013!

Attention all incoming 6th graders!  Registration is now open for "Camp Camel" to be held from 8:30 a.m to 3:30 p.m. on July 30th at Campbell County Middle School.  Come enjoy this one day program designed to help incoming 6th graders learn the ropes of middle school.  Click here for registration form.

Congratulations to 8^th grader Becca Cline for making the KHSAA  3A  All-State Track and Field Second Team based on her performance at the State Meet in the 300 meter Hurdles.  Click here for more information.  Great job, Becca.  Your future looks bright!  

Congratulations to CCHS senior, Hannah Nelson, on publishing her first book, "Just One Day", this past spring.  A Governor's Scholar and tennis and varsity soccer player, Nelson published her book at just 16 years old.  Hannah's book is available for purchase through Barnes and Noble.  Click here for more to her story.  We are so proud of you, Hannah!

Congratulations to our CCHS Girls Softball Team who were named 37th District Champions and Regional Semi-Finalists.  We are very proud of you!

Congratulations to our CCHS Varsity Baseball team who finished their season as district champions and 10th Region Runner Up.  The team is coached by Mr. Scott Schweitzer.  Click here for more coverage.  Great job, boys!

At the KHSAA Class 3A State Track Meet on the campus of the University of Louisville at Owsley Frazier Cardinal Park, both the girls and boys team sent a number of qualifiers down to compete with the best the state of Kentucky had to offer. Members of both squads turned in great performances in the last track meet of the year and a few new school records, as well as personal records were set. Click here for the overall results.  Congratulations on a job well done!

Click here for the Summer 2013 CCS Sports Camp Schedule. For additional information, please contact the CCHS Athletic Department at 448-4896.

The Reiley Beta Club proved they possess “hearts of service”  by completing service projects throughout the year.  Their hard work allowed them to raise money to donate $500.00  to both  Autism Speaks and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation donation.  Autism Speaks was chosen because Katie Ruschman, parent of a Reiley student with autism  has raised money and donated numerous items to Reiley’s autism unit.  These items (5 iPads with covers, iPad keyboards, an inkjet printer, ink, Velcro, pencil weights, and thick pencils) help remove barriers for students with autism.  The students felt it was a priority to give back to this generous group by donating to their team for the recent Cincinnati Walk Now for Autism Speaks, which promotes awareness and research for autism.  The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) was selected as the other group to receive a $500 donation because one of the Beta Club members has diabetes.  She will participate in the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes to help raise money for research and spread awareness for the disease.  The Beta Club felt it was imperative to show support for one of their own.  Way to go, Reiley Beta Club!

Congratulations to CCHS student, Sean Fausz, who won the FILA National Wrestling Championships at 58KG this past weekend in Akron OH.  Sean outscored his opponents 84 - 5 and will represent the United States at the Cadet World Championships in Zrenjanin,Serbia August 19 - 21.  He will also spend three weeks at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado this summer. Sean leaves this week to compete in Mongolia for a week.  Congratulations Sean.  We are very proud of you!

All English classes require summer reading and coursework. Click the link to view required assignments. Additionally, AP US History, AP European History, AP Studio Art: 2D Design and Drawing, French, and Spanish classes have summer coursework posted on the linked page.  Click here for more information.

In February, students at CCHS and around the state participated in the American Mathematics Competition (AMC-12A). Recently released data indicates that Jared Wittrock, CCHS senior, added another honor to his impressive list by scoring the 2^nd highest score in the state of Kentucky. This is the highest individual placement by a CCHS student and only the 2^nd time a CCHS student has placed this high. Jared’s score was the highest in any Northern Kentucky School. On the same test, Sean Field, CCHS sophomore, placed 21^st in the state with the 2^nd highest Northern Kentucky score and Nicholas Dorsey, CCHS senior had the 26^th highest state score. The Campbell County team score was 4^th in the state.  Congratulations to all involved!

Congratulations to CCHS senior, Jordan Racke.  Jordan has achieved PERFECT ATTENDANCE for his entire school career.  This is quite an incredible accomplishment and we could not be more proud of him!

We are asking that all CCMS students read a minimum of one novel or book this summer that is at the appropriate reading level of that student. Your student’s English-Language Arts teacher has already provided the necessary materials for student to begin this fantastic opportunity, but we are also providing these documents to you electronically via the links below. Please feel free to contact any member of the CCMS ELA department for further questions (Note: summer break starts May 29 for CCMS faculty and the checking of school email may be sporadic).

Parent Letter

Suggested Book List

Summer Reading Log

 Newsweek Magazine produced its top 2000 public high schools in the nation and Campbell County High School has made the cut!  Achieving a national ranking in the top 2000 of some 27,000 public high schools is quite remarkable and something that other schools only dream about.

The rankings are based on the following criteria:

• Four-year, on-time graduation rate (25 percent)
• Percent of 2011 graduates who were accepted to college (25 percent)
• Advanced Placement tests per student (25 percent)
• Average SAT and/or ACT score (10 percent)
• Average Advanced Placement exam score (10 percent)
• Percent of students enrolled in at least one Advanced Placement course (5 percent)

Click here for more on this exciting recognition!  Congratulations on a job well done!

Wondering if your child is ready for kindergarten?  Click here for a multitude of resources!  For more information, contact Myssi Turner at 635-2173.

Student accident insurance is available for purchase through Scholastic Insurors and is available during the school day only or full time (24 hours). This type of coverage is not intended to be primary insurance but supports meeting deductibles and co-payments. Click here for details.  Contact Kerry Hill at 635-2173 with additional questions.