All month long, our Camels have been growing and showcasing their communication skills!
From research projects to small-group discussions, teamwork, peer collaboration, and writing activities, our students have been putting their communication skills into action every day. Today, they began celebrating that hard work by cashing in their Camel Pride cards. 🐪💜💛
We are so proud of the way our students are learning to share ideas, listen to others, and work together. Keep up the amazing work, Camels!
Senior sunrise for the class of 2026 is in the books! The morning was filled with a great breakfast and smiles all around. #classof2026
The red carpet is rolled out for our 2025 Homecoming Candidates!
You can see them shine at the Homecoming Parade on Thursday, September 18th starting at 6 PM. Then, don’t miss the big moment as we crown our Queen during halftime of the football game on Friday, September 19th.
Come out and cheer for your candidates as we celebrate Homecoming 2025!
You can see them shine at the Homecoming Parade on Thursday, September 18th starting at 6 PM. Then, don’t miss the big moment as we crown our Queen during halftime of the football game on Friday, September 19th.
Come out and cheer for your candidates as we celebrate Homecoming 2025!
At CCHS, Period 1.5 gives every student the power to take ownership of their learning. Today showed just how wide those possibilities are:
🎓 College reps gave feedback on student applications
📚 Students presented projects and extended learning with historical events
💻 Others dove into binary numbers and census procedures of the 1800s
📝 Some studied for upcoming tests or got help correcting mistakes from class
🎯 ACT prep was offered for students preparing for college readiness
💬 Students even stretched their communication skills by holding conversations in Spanish
Whether it’s extending learning, preparing for the future, or getting the support needed to succeed, every student has the choice to use this time to grow. Teachers also have the chance to provide enrichment and extra guidance.
Parents—be on the lookout 👀 for a video message from Mrs. Phelps next week with more about how you can partner with us to ensure your child is achieving their best! 💜💛
🎓 College reps gave feedback on student applications
📚 Students presented projects and extended learning with historical events
💻 Others dove into binary numbers and census procedures of the 1800s
📝 Some studied for upcoming tests or got help correcting mistakes from class
🎯 ACT prep was offered for students preparing for college readiness
💬 Students even stretched their communication skills by holding conversations in Spanish
Whether it’s extending learning, preparing for the future, or getting the support needed to succeed, every student has the choice to use this time to grow. Teachers also have the chance to provide enrichment and extra guidance.
Parents—be on the lookout 👀 for a video message from Mrs. Phelps next week with more about how you can partner with us to ensure your child is achieving their best! 💜💛
Congratulations to Abe Zengel for being named a National Merit Semifinalist! Abe credits the support of his family and school for helping him accomplish his goals. We look forward to seeing what he accomplishes in the future as he plans to study economics. We are proud of your hard work, Abe and look forward to seeing you progress through this national competition.
Congratulations to the following students for being accepted into the NaviGo Scholars Program!
Emma Fulton, Meryem Gonulates, Dani Gulley, Hailey Ilharreguy, Colton Kennedy, Brayden McCubbin, Clayton Neuspickel, Lacey Phillips, Colton Reed, Cecilia Reynolds, Yuki Shiroyama, Jackson Sloan, Lainy Stacy, Toby Stambush, Brayden Tingle, Mirabel Tsetse, Gabi Webster, and Channing Wilhoit.
We are extremely proud of these students who will gain valuable hands-on experience in career fields with businesses in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati!
Emma Fulton, Meryem Gonulates, Dani Gulley, Hailey Ilharreguy, Colton Kennedy, Brayden McCubbin, Clayton Neuspickel, Lacey Phillips, Colton Reed, Cecilia Reynolds, Yuki Shiroyama, Jackson Sloan, Lainy Stacy, Toby Stambush, Brayden Tingle, Mirabel Tsetse, Gabi Webster, and Channing Wilhoit.
We are extremely proud of these students who will gain valuable hands-on experience in career fields with businesses in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati!
Stay connected!
With the new school year approaching, check out our online spirit store and get some new gear! Each of our destinations at CCHS prepare students for their next steps after high school. This is one of the many vibrant learning projects for our marketing students.
Our offices and school buildings are closed from June 23 to July 4. We will return any calls or messages when buildings reopen on July 7. Thank you!
Mark your calendars with back-to-school events!
Summer Camps
Summer IXL Usage and Instructions
FREE Summer Meals
We are incredibly proud of our CCHS students selected for the Governor’s Scholar Programs!
This competitive, prestigious opportunity recognizes academic excellence, leadership, and service—and reflects the outstanding caliber of our students. We can’t wait to hear about their experiences!
One of our favorite milestone moments each year! 💜 CCHS Seniors have delivered phenomenal, inspiring defenses, and we’re honored to serve on their panels. CCMS is up next—we’re excited for tomorrow and Friday! ✨
