Sienna Hewitt finished 4th in pole vault with a height of 11'3"!
Cougars are performing well at State. Josh Onwunili is the winner of the 100m dash. Evan Wilcox took 6th in 110m hurdles. Sienna Hewitt is warming up for pole vault. More to come.
CHS state-bound track & field participants. Good luck Cougars!
These awesome students are among those who earned 10 college credits in chemistry through the CAPP program this year! After all their hard work and exams were finished, they collaborated with the makerspace in the media center to make their own tee shirts commemorating their experience.
Tyler Sachen signed a letter of intent to attend Lakeland University and play baseball. Congratulations Tyler! Go Muskies!
Our seniors took their final walk through the hallways for our traditional grad walk! We are so proud of our Class of 2024 and can't wait to celebrate their graduation this Sunday!
For our last Junior Cougar Academy, we did a variety of Wellness activities. Students could play card games, board games, make slime or go outside. Lots of fun was had today!
Congratulations to Mrs. Walschmidt Microsoft students. Every student has heard at least 2 Microsoft Office certifications and collectively have earned over 60 Moraine Park Technical College credits.
Congratulations to Josh Onwunili for placing 2nd in the Envision This Business Pitch contest. Thank you to US Bank & Ingite for sponsoring this event. The future is looking bright!
Congratulations to Evan Wilcox and Caleb Smith who conducted their official signing to attend UW-Stout! They will be a part of the Blue Devil Track Program.
Our seniors are making some final preparations for graduation! We are proud to celebrate our Class of 2024 at graduation this Sunday at 2pm in the High School Gym.
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🌟🏃♀️🏅 What an incredible season it has been for our middle school track team! 🌟🏃♂️🏅 We are thrilled to announce that this year has seen some remarkable achievements and broken records! 🎉👏 Let's give a huge round of applause to our outstanding athletes who have made us proud with their dedication and hard work: 🏃♀️ Karlee Dirmeier smashed the 800m run record with a lightning-fast time of 2:58:25! 💪 Lydia Wettstein showed her strength in shot put, setting a new record with an impressive throw of 30'0"! 🎯 Riley Jenkins dominated the discus with a record-breaking throw of 65'1"! 🚧 Taylor Schladweiler conquered the 100m hurdles, setting a new standard with a time of 17:41! 🏃♀️ Taylor Schladweiler, Ava Basile, Reyse Steffen, and Bella Sitzberger blazed through the 400m relay, setting a new record of 57:49! 💨 Teagan Schickert proved his speed in the 100m dash, setting a new record with a time of 14.25! 💪 Cooper Thorn showcased his strength in shot put, setting a new record with a powerful throw of 27'5"! Congratulations to all our record-breakers and to the entire team for an incredible season filled with determination, teamwork, and success! 🌟👏 Let's keep shining bright! #TrackAndField #RecordBreakers #TeamWorkMakesTheDreamWork 🌟🏆🥇
The Boys' Track Team accomplished something that hasn't happened in 51 years. They are Conference Champions! Congratulations to the coaches & team!
Ben Timm signs a letter of intent to play football at Ripon College. Good luck Ben. Go Red Hawks!
Over the last two days the Plant Science classes have hosted Campbellsport and Eden kindergartners to re-pot the flowers they planted in February. Since planting the seeds the kindergartners have received three lessons related to plant growth, watering, and sunlight. The plant science classes have been working hard to grow their plants from seeds to beautiful flowers for Mother's Day. While waiting for the plants to grow the kindergartners took their pots to Art class to decorate them. The Campbellsport FFA and Ag classes would like to thank the kindergartners for coming to help us with this wonderful project!
ART SHOW TONIGHT!
Congratulations to our newest inductees of the Campbellsport High School chapter of the National Honor Society, and our graduating senior members. As they embark on the next steps of their journey, we hope that they continue to be guided by the pillars of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Here's to the bright futures ahead, filled with endless possibilities!
Rollin' into school with some serious horsepower! It is a long standing tradition that once a year our students drive their tractors to school. Today a few of our students woke up extra early to start the slow journey to school in their favorite tractor! Happy Drive Your Tractor to School Day!
At the end of May, our sixth-grade students will have the exciting opportunity to visit JA BizTown. This initiative aims to provide them with real-world experiences in the realms of financial literacy and technical soft skills, preparing them for their future endeavors. During this visit, students will take on specific job roles, earning a "salary" of "BizTown Bucks" while applying their knowledge in practice. To secure their positions, students went through a job application process, including an interview conducted by our teachers. They practiced essential skills such as making eye contact, delivering a firm handshake, and articulately expressing why they would excel in the roles that they applied for.
Over the next two weeks the Advanced Plant Science students will be implementing the school orchard in the school forest. We are preparing by to plant 24 apple and pear trees for future use in the school. Today students worked on building the fence around orchard site!
