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-Glen Miller

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District News

Competition not just horse play for Berkemeyer

CCHS student Molly Berkemeyer won first place for Novice Youth Equitation Over Fences at the All American Quarter Horse Congress, the largest American Quarter Horse show. A freshman at Campbell County High School, Molly has been riding since age 5 and has held many titles over the years. Molly is a rider who is dedicated, spending many hours at the barn, shows and bonding with her horses.

Teachers, students honored by VFW

Congratulations to middle school teacher Darci Ruber and Campbell Ridge teacher Stacey Arnold for being named Teachers of the Year by the Campbell County VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Post 3205. Stacey was also the winner for the 9th district and the state awards.
CCHS student Nicole Robertson placed third in the 9th district in the Voice of Democracy essay contest. This year's entrant had to answer the question, "Is there pride in serving in our military?"
CCMS students Emily Steele and Lauren Sebastian placed first and second, respectively, in the middle school Patriot Pen essay contest. They had to write on the topic "Are you proud of your country." Emily went on to place first in the 9th district and 11th in the state.
All local winners will be honored by Post 3205 in March.

4th grade select team wins Eagle Classic

The Campbell County Select 4th grade boys basketball team went 5-0 to win The Eagles Classic in Campbellsville, KY. They beat teams from Barron, Boyle, and Marion counties and Corbin Independent to go undefeated. The team is made up of 8 boys from Grants Lick, Reiley and Campbell Ridge elementary schools. The team is coached by Mr. Jerry Gross. Pictured (L-R): Asst Coach Jamie Ramsey, Kyle Hart, Nick Cartwright, Gavin Steele, Jimmy Ramsey, Trevor Davis, Jordan Gross, Luke Stevenson, Crew Berkley, Head Coach Jerry Gross and ball boys Ben Ramsey and Jake Gross. Assistant Coach Brandon Steele is not pictured.

CCMS Academic Team dominates at Governor's Cup

The Campbell County Middle School Academic Team dominated the other middle schools from Southern Campbell County Saturday at the District 54 Governor's Cup competition. By the end of the competition, the Camels had earned 73 points, outshining the 2nd place team which had only 18 points. Sixteen of the 18 CCMS testers in written events advanced on to the regional tournament while both the Future Problem Solving and Quick Recall teams took home the first place trophies. Great job Camels!

Wrestlers take NKAC title
The CCHS wrestling team has qualified for the state duals tournament on Jan. 28 thanks to a win at the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference earlier this month. The Camels beat out the two top seeded programs, Simon Kenton and Ryle, for the victory.

CCS celebrates Board members

January is Board member recognition month. Thank you to Board Chair Janis Winbigler, Board Vice-Chair Rich Mason, and Board members Susan Fangman, Kim Fender, and Pat Walch for their dedication, service, and commitment in serving their communities, serving the faculty, staff, and students of Campbell County Schools. (Pictured, Board members honor Grant's Lick Elementary Principal Amity Yeager at the January Board meeting. Left to right, Superintendent Glen Miller, Board Chair Janis Winbigler, Amity Yeager, Board members Susan Fangman and Kimber Fender and Board Vice Chair Rich Mason.)

CCHS holds expo for incoming students
Campbell County High School will open its doors on Feb. 8 for any new students planning to attend in the 2012-13 school year. Incoming students are invited to visit the school and see what it offers in academics, sports, clubs and more. Tours will be available for participating students who will also have the opportunity to meet with teachers, coaches and club sponsors. The event will be held in the school's auditorium and begins at 6 p.m.

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