What a great first day! Students and staff were filled with energy and excitement for the new school year!

What an energizing and exciting Opening Day at CCHS!

Our staff came together today ready to collaborate and prepare for an incredible year ahead. We are united in our work to Build the Future for every Camel through clarity, strong habits and skills, and meaningful engagement.

Our goal is bigger than graduation. We want every student to know their destination after high school and have the skills, confidence, and plan to get there.

Today was a great reminder of what is possible when we work together with a shared vision.

We are ready to Build the Future! We will see our Camels on Wednesday!

The class of 2030 came with enthusiasm and excitement about entering the high school and learning about their classes. Many students mentioned not being able to wait to take their destination course to prepare for their future. Come to open house tomorrow to learn everything in store for your students this year. Please see the attached flyer for more information.

Camels, we are ready for your return! CCHS staff collaborated with CCMS to prepare for a successful year. While our setting was different so we could work with internet, our dedication and collaboration was the same. Thank you to Grant's Lick Elementary for hosting us today.

Don't forget our two events this week to start the year: Freshman Orientation is 8/5 from 8:30-11:30 and Open House is 8/6 from 5:45 - 8. We will see you there!

Two big events this week to begin the school year! We invite all members of the class of 2030 to freshman orientation on Wednesday, August 5 from 8:30 - 11:30. All our Camel families are invited to open house Thursday, August 6 from 5:45 - 8:00. Please see the pictures for details of each event.

If you're thinking of joining the Camel family, we have a couple teaching positions still open. We are looking for a math teacher and special education teacher. Please visit our employment opportunity website or scan the QR code to apply today!
https://campbellcountyschools.schoolspring.com/

Looking for a way to be a part of the Camel community and put a smile on a student's face? Join our cafeteria staff! Full and part time positions available. Apply here: https://campbellcountyschools.schoolspring.com

We are incredibly proud to celebrate our AP students and dedicated teachers! By earning college credits early, these students are getting a head start on their higher education journeys.

CCHS remains committed to student opportunity, offering AP coursework all four years. Congratulations to all!

CCS Summer Meal Program starts today with pick up locations at Cline Elementary and Grant's Lick Elementary.

We are hiring at Campbell County High School! Come join our team and Camel family!
Visit this website in order to apply: https://campbellcountyschools.schoolspring.com/

Today was the last day of an amazing school year! Thank you to our parents and our community for your continued support as we work together to guide students to their destinations after high school. Have a safe summer Camels!

In a thrilling end to our class tournament games, the seniors hit a buzzer beater to defeat the sophomores. The Camel Stick was also passed down to the new leaders of the pep section. The class of 2026 has left a lasting impact and we can't wait for graduation on Monday!

We’re excited to once again offer the Summer Meal Program to our community! This opportunity allows all families to receive meals throughout the summer, at no cost and with no registration required. Please see the attached flyer for program dates and details. Mark your Thursdays! At each pickup, families will receive a bag for each child in the household, packed with 7 days of breakfast and lunch. (On July 30, you’ll receive 10 days of meals.) This program is open to anyone with children in their household. We’re hosting pickups at two locations: Cline Elementary (5586 E Alexandria Pike) Grant’s Lick Elementary (13290 Alexandria Pike) We’re proud to support our students, families, and the community this summer! Thank you to all our staff who make this possible! You are welcome to share this information with any neighborhoods, community organizations, churches, etc. ALL can participate, including those not enrolled in CCS.

Another senior memory in the books! Today our seniors walked the halls of their elementary schools and handed out honorary diplomas to the one educator that made a lasting impact on their education. The Class of 2026 has been a wonderful class to watch the last four years and we are looking forward to their graduation.

Seniors shared where they are headed after high school with our commitment day celebrations. Our Camels will be heading all over the country to continue their education, join the military, or workforce. We couldn't be more proud of the Class of 2026!

The Class of 2026 showed up and had a great time at their project grad. Thank you to our community partners for your donations and the big group of parents and teachers that volunteered to help the night be successful. Our biggest appreciation goes to Mrs. Miles for coordinating another fantastic Project Grad. Next up for the senior class: elementary walks, commitment day, and graduation!

Our annual tradition to celebrate another great year began today- the class tournaments. Freshman vs sophomores took the court with the sophomores victorious! Students also helped raise money for Project Grad by purchasing tattoos for teachers. Thanks to Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Abner, and Mrs Lechner for showing off their designs!

Huge congratulations to our students who scored a 1360 or higher on the SAT! Today, we celebrated their hard work, dedication, and achievement with lunch with the Principal. Thank you to Cold Spring LaRosa's for their hospitality. These students have put in countless hours preparing, challenging themselves, and striving for excellence, and we are so proud of what they accomplished. Their commitment to growth and success truly reflects what it means to be a Camel! 🐪💜💛

Our football team has been working hard this spring and spent the week leading by example by helping our custodial crew around the building. That’s what being a Camel is all about: teamwork, leadership, service, and pride in our school community. Go Camels!

Our dedicated biomedical pathway students showcased their capstone projects tonight. Their four year commitment to studying biomedical sciences and participating in HOSA, have these future medical professionals highly prepared!