Congratulations to the Band of Pride and their performance at the BOA Regional event!

Students in our unmanned aircraft class took to the sky with their drones!

Students in the aerospace destination are able to take this course with the intention of earning their Federal Aviation Administration's Part 107 Remote Pilot license. We can't wait to see the skills they develop over the year and how they can utilize them in their future careers.

Our biomedical students saw a gallbladder removal using robotic laparoscopic surgery! Then, a panel of healthcare workers talked about their experiences in the healthcare field and answered questions from students about their respective career paths and education requirements. It was a great day, and students were so excited to get the opportunity to see such a clear view inside the human body!

DAAP came to speak with AP and Art 2 students about undergraduate programs within the College of Design Architecture Art and Playing at the University of Cincinnati. Students learned about the admissions process, requirements for the programs, and there was even some great information about ways that sophomores and juniors could prepare for the college application process and attend summer camps at DAAP before their senior year.

Another Grand Champion performance by our Band of Pride!

Student led learning was seen throughout the building this week! We saw collaboration with solving problems, ownership in leading annotations, collaboration towards a common goal, and peer feedback for improvement. Intentional learning opportunities are giving students the ability to practice their profile of a graduate traits and showcase their Leader in Me habits!

We are pleased to celebrate Sanjay Santosh as he received his certificate from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation as a Commended Student! Sanjay is an talented and hard working student and deserves this recogniztion!

Our biomedical destination students learned about a variety of careers today at the NKY Heathcare Career Showcase. What a great opportunity to talk to professionals in the field!

The heat caused performances to be pushed back later but that didn't stop the band of Pride dominating their competition! Congrats!

Leadership in action at CCHS! Our STLP students put their technology skills to work by resetting and preparing VR headsets for classroom use. These students aren’t just building skills for their own future destinations, they’re using those skills to create learning opportunities for others. We love seeing our students take ownership, solve problems, and make an impact on learning across CCHS.

A big shout out goes to the numerous NaviGo Scholars CCHS had accepted this year! The NaviGo Scholars Program helps provide opportunities for students to become highly prepared for their destination beyond the instruction in the classroom. We are so proud of our students applying and working hard to achieve their goals!

Our first Leader in Me lesson kicked off in CLC on Monday! Students explored what it means to be a leader, identified leadership qualities they see in others, and began setting goals for themselves. This is just the beginning, and we’re excited to watch our students grow as leaders, discover their strengths, and build the habits and skills that will help them become highly prepared for wherever their destination takes them. The journey has officially begun!

Congratulations to our students of the month! These students have lead the way with excellent communication to start the year. Please help us celebrate the following students: Gabe Videa-Rodriguez, Carter Brumett, Bee Wolfe, Serenity Mitchell, Erlande Naylor, Kaidi Nahrgang, Ellie Clark, and Lucy Sowards.

Congrats CCBOP! Way to start off competition season and bring home the gold!

What a week of Camel Pride! Our community knows how to show up for our students, and we felt that support throughout Homecoming—from the parade to Friday night’s game. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! Our crowning ceremony was also a great reminder of the many opportunities our students have to lead, connect, and get involved at CCHS. Congratulations to our 2026 Homecoming Queen, Zoey Little, and runners-up Adalyn Bertsch and Madison Graul! We were also honored to welcome Dr. Wilson back to CCS as our Homecoming Grand Marshal. It was wonderful to have her back celebrating alongside our students, staff, and community. A great week to be a Camel!

Wishing the Campbell County Band of Pride the best of luck as they take the field for their first competition of the season today at the Beechwood Festival of Bands! 🎶💜💛 We are so proud of the hard work, dedication, and countless hours these students and staff have put into “In the Moment.” Go show them what Camel Pride looks like! Good luck, CCBOP! Make every moment count! ⏳✨

Thank you Mrs. McKee for hosting a college essay workshop where multiple college admission representatives were available to give students feedback. The class of 2027 has big dreams and they are doing everything they can to achieve them!

🎉🏆 BIG NEWS FOR CCHS! 🏆🎉 We are incredibly proud to announce that Oliver Victor, Kendyl Sammons, and Ian Post have been named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists! This prestigious recognition celebrates exceptional academic achievement and places them among an outstanding group of students nationwide. Congratulations on this incredible accomplishment! Your hard work, dedication, and academic excellence make Camel Nation proud! 💜💛🐪 Help us congratulate our National Merit Semifinalist!

Students are preparing for their destination at CCHS! Our Criminal Justice students received valuable firsthand insight into the world of law enforcement from our own SRO, Officer Begley, connecting what they’re learning in the classroom to careers in the field. Meanwhile, our Manufacturing program reached an exciting milestone as the first students got to try out our new FANUC robotic arm! This hands-on experience gives students exposure to the technology and skills used in today’s advanced manufacturing careers.