Exciting news from our 8th-grade class! Our students recently visited the Museum of Science and Industry, and had an absolute blast! From exploring hands-on exhibits to learning about cutting-edge technology, this field trip was an educational and fun-filled adventure. The students got to see amazing displays, interactive exhibits, and even got a chance to conduct some of their own experiments! We are thrilled to have provided our students with such a unique and valuable learning experience, and we can't wait to see how this trip will inspire and shape their futures. #MuseumOfScienceAndIndustry #FieldTripAdventures #Education #STEM
After finishing the book called, "Fenway and Hattie," 6th graders in Mrs. Dirmeier's class made squirrel feeders.
We are celebrating Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week May 8-12 in the Campbellsport School District!
This week gives us an opportunity to recognize and express our gratitude for the hard work, dedication, and achievements of our outstanding educators. If you have a moment, thank a teacher, counselor, para, coach, custodian or other staff member who has made a positive impact on your life or the life of your child. Write a heartfelt note, send an email, or make a post on social media expressing your gratitude.
Teaching is a challenging and demanding profession, requiring patience, dedication, and a deep commitment to students' growth and wellbeing. We’re incredibly grateful for the outstanding efforts of our teachers and staff, each and every day!
Please join us in thanking our teachers and staff for all they do!
Students in Mrs. White's Honors Biology class recently completed a simulation where they learned about using anti-clotting agents to determine blood type after studying the potential genotypes and alleles that make up the blood.
In the end, students were able to use scientific evidence to support a claim to determine lineage and learned a little bit more about their blood.
Mrs. Trewin had the pleasure of attending the Student Government day at the Fond du Lac city county government building with some select juniors from her American Government & Economics class.
The attendees were able to take place in a mock vote, heard from several guest speakers of all different departments of county government, toured the dispatch center, learned about the K-9 unit, heard from a judge, sat in on a hearing, and much more.
All around it was a great day and wonderful learning experience for these students!
Our Freshman Mentoring program, led by Mrs. Retzer and some awesome upperclassmen, came to an end this year.
Students reflected on lessons learned, gave feedback on the programming, and even suggested potential mentors for next year.
They finished up by choosing an activity ranging from dodgeball and lightning in the gym to puzzles, crafting, and team building.
Thanks again to Mrs. Retzer and our Mentors!
Brady Loehr signs on to play basketball at Catawba College in North Carolina. Good luck Brady!
Earlier this week, Mrs. Ballard’s class designed their own lab by adjusting the independent variable to determine how acids and bases react differently on rock salt.
Some students explained the experiment and results:
One group crushed rock salt to various sizes found that The smaller pieces dissolved faster because it had less surface area.
Another group adjusted the temperature to see the reaction on the salt.
Thanks for explaining the lab, Mrs. Ballard’s class!
CHS students competed at the All Conference Academic Bowl on Wednesday night. Every student represented our school in the best possible way! Molly Gilles took 1st place in the Spelling and Grammar category, and Sam Ellenbecker also earned 1st place in Short Stories and Poetry. Way to go, team!
Thanks to Mrs. Ballard for taking the group!
Great job at STATE Forensics this last weekend.
Noah VanderGrinten won a bronze medal for his remarkable performance in Impromptu.
We are also proud to share that Katie Waddle and Natalie Coon have both won All-State medals.
Last but certainly not least, we would like to recognize Aydrienne Jaeger, who left the audience in awe with her perfect score performance. She has won the Gold Critics Choice medal, a remarkable achievement!
Please join us in congratulating all of our State Forensics competitors for their outstanding achievements.
Natalie Coon is one of only 190 Wisconsin high school graduates this year to receive the Herb Kohl Excellence Scholarship. The scholarship recognizes student leadership, citizenship, school and community involvement, and academic achievement.
She will receive $10,000 towards her post-secondary education at Harvard University.
Congratulations on this prestigious honor Natalie!
Recently in in Ms. Schreiber and Mrs. Retzer's Communication and Careers course Charlie Kudy, Campbellsport's Village Administrator, explained to students how business and public service come together for a young professional in the small town of Campbellsport.
Thanks, for sharing Mr. Kudy!
Over 50 local businesses, multiple service branches and many post-secondary institutions attended our recent Career Fair and Blood Drive.
Highlights observed include students:
dressing for success and beginning to build their "networks"
filling out job applications and even setting up interviews as they narrow career
donating blood
taking ownership in the fair by setting up, taking down, and otherwise helping organize the event
Thanks to Mrs. Retzer for her tireless efforts, our custodial staff, students, and other staff who helped to make this experience awesome for our students and greater community.
CHS Trap Team competes at the Eden Rod & Gun Club. Great to be enjoying the outdoors again!
Upperclassmen were working with the freshmen and sophomores recently in preparation for the Career Fair on April 12th. Attire, firm handshakes and how to approach a business were all addressed. Help us share about the event that will run from 1-6:30. The career fair is open to the public from 4-6:30. A Red Cross Blood Drive will also be run from 1-6. To donate please pre register at 1-800-RED-CROSS.
On Monday, March 27, the Campbellsport High School Forensics team attended their Conference meet at Mayville High School.
Congratulations to all of our participants on all of their hard work and outstanding performances.
Special congratulations to Natalie Coon for bringing home a Second Team award in Prose. Good luck to all four of these team members when they move on to the State Competition in April.
Thanks to Mrs. Rockelman and Mrs. Zochert for being awesome coaches too!
Ali Krueger from Foundry 45 came in to speak to the entire Junior class about establishing goals and into the Communication and Careers class to discuss what employers look at when they hire. Students in this class are developing resumes in preparation for the Upcoming Career Fair on April 12th. Over 50 businesses and schools will be visited by students from 1-3, and the community is encouraged to attend from 4-6:30. The Red Cross will also be running a Blood Drive from 1-6.
Recently Lt. Rob Hasse from West Bend Fire Department came in to introduce CPR to Mrs Hasse’s Health classes.
Thanks for the lesson Lt. Hasse!
🏅 The 2023 Science Olympiad season was a huge success! 🎉 Congratulations to our incredible team of students who worked hard and brought home several medals. 👏 Special shoutout to Merydith and Aubrey for their impressive 2nd place win in Picture This and 3rd place in Geocaching. 🥈🥉 Randon and Estrella also did a fantastic job, taking 5th in Horticulture and 4th in Road Scholar. 🌿🛣️ We couldn't be prouder of the entire team for their phenomenal performance! 🤩 #ScienceOlympiad #Success #TeamworkMakesTheDreamWork
Students in Ms. Schreiber and Mrs. Retzer's Communication in Careers course were at it again and learned practical and real life examples of how nonverbal language can impact the communication one is attempting. School Resource Officer Deputy Weed role played with students on how subtle differences can make major differences in how something is perceived.
Thanks for the lesson!
