Pictured from left to right: Erin Dirr, Mr. Geoff Besecker, Mr. Steven Sloan, Paighton Brooks, Olivia Long, Logan Wiedemann

A group of CCHS students and teacher Geoff Besecker at the new Griffin Hall Digitorium on the campus of NKU this week to take part in a political forum hosted by the Scripps Howard Center for Community Engagement. The speaker was Steven Sloan who is the Director of National Political Reporting for the Associated Press overseeing the political coverage of the 2020 presidential campaign. The forum focused on the recent gubernatorial election in Kentucky and projections for future elections. Thanks for hosting us NKU. You are a great community partner.

Quick Recall Team front row left to right: Noah Coronado, Captain Anna Morris, Claire Yungbluth

Back row: Dylan Meersman, Morgan Reynolds, Matthew Maines and captain Ethan Taylor

The Campbell County Academic Team is at it again, compiling impressive statewide results in two recent tournaments. First, the 9th/10th grade team tied for the best record (8-2) at the Dunbar Bulldog JV Tournament in Lexington. The team, captained by Anna Morris and Ethan Taylor, won matches against perennial state powerhouse teams Glasgow, Johnson Central, DuPont Manual and Woodford Co., losing only to Central Hardin..

Congratulations to the following athletes for being selected to the Northern Kentucky Cross Country Coaches Association All-Region Teams:

Girls:

First team: 
Olivia Holbrook, Co-Runner of the Year

Second Team:
Emilie Zengel

Honorable Mention:
Kylie Little
Kaitlyn Strange

Boys:

Honorable Mention:
Noah Slone
Colin Grothaus

Cross Country

KHSAA State Championship – Saturday, November 2 at Kentucky Horse Park – 1:30pm

Volleyball

KHSAA State Tournament – Friday, November 8 – CCHS vs Owensboro Catholic at 5pm at Valley High School, Louisville. 

--See complete tournament bracket here.

*Advance Volleyball Tournament Tickets may be purchased online at:  KHSAA.org

Football

KHSAA State Playoffs – CCHS vs Simon Kenton at Simon Kenton at 7pm

The Event is FREE!! Please click here for registration.

Imagination Library is a program designed to put a new book in the hands of every child from newborns to age 5. The Campbell County Imagination Library is partnering with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library to make sure every young child in Campbell County is eligible to receive a book each month until they turn 5 years old.

WHAT DOES IT COST?
It's FREE. The Dolly Parton Foundation provides funding for the books and the Campbell County Imagination Library pays to operate the program locally and have the books delivered to each child each month.

Who is the Campbell County Imagination Library? 
The Campbell County Public Library, Campbell County Schools and the independent school districts in Bellevue, Dayton, Ft. Thomas, and Newport joined together to form the Campbell County Imagination Library. (Southgate currently has its own funding for an Imagination Library.)