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!

We are so proud of our FBLA students for representing our school at the Kentucky FBLA State Leadership Conference. Our members competed against students from across the state, demonstrated professionalism, leadership, and hard work, and brought home some amazing results. Congratulations to all the students that competed!

What a week in which our teachers were showered with appreciation! Thank you to our PTO and 7 Hills Church for their time and donations. Our teachers enjoyed food and treats all week! The highlight of the week was our Night of the Stars district awards ceremony. The following high school teachers were recognized:
Rachel Cooper, Sean Keating, Alicia Moore, Nick Little, Jordyn Rose, Dena Gosney, and Allison Fehribach.

Our students are successful because of the passion and dedication our teachers bring to this building each day. Thank you for all you do to make CCHS such a special place!

Last night we had a wonderful awards ceremony where district staff and students were honored. We are very proud of our student award winners:
Service to the CCS Community: Louis Alford and Nadia Metcalf
Profile of a Graduate: Aiden Bennett, Carlos Marquez, and Carson Pollitt
180 Award: Willow Kuth and Liam McCoy

Congratulations to all the winners!

Our senior recognition and choir concert was a little classy and a little groovy. Mr. Huff and his choirs are extremely talented and put on a wonderful show!

Today we celebrate perfect attendance and students that excelled this year for the profile of a graduate traits. Students are excited and ready for AP testing and KSA as we held the 2nd annual Camel Games! The juniors were victorious!
Thank you to our PTO for donating prizes.

Today was full of celebrations at CCHS. Our seniors participated in their senior bike ride to kick off their last month of high school! We also celebrated all students that had no missing work with an ice cream treat! Hard work pays off and should be celebrated! Great job Camels!

What a fantastic night at prom! The students had a great time and the chaperones made it possible. Thank you to Student Council that planned a wonderful event!

This week, students took part in their Transition Defenses—a powerful culminating experience that highlights their growth and readiness for what comes next. Through these presentations, our seniors didn’t just check a box…they told their story.

Each student showcased how they’ve developed the Profile of a Graduate traits—communication, critical thinking, collaboration, resilience, and being highly prepared—while confidently sharing why they are ready for their destination beyond high school.

Sitting in on these panels is a reminder of what makes CCHS so special. Our students are thoughtful, driven, and prepared to make an impact. Their ability to reflect on their journey and articulate their future is something to celebrate!

Thank you to the Honorable David L. Bunning, United States Chief Judge, who asked CCHS to host the Naturalization Ceremony. He took time to answer questions from students and gave advice for them to always work hard to achieve their goals. Our band and choir performed with excellence for the event as well. Witnessing the naturalization process firsthand provides a powerful connection to the study of government, citizenship, and civic engagement.

CCHS is proud to announce our 2026 GSP and GSA students this summer! We are proud of their hard work and dedication to excel. This rigorous application process started in the fall and for the arts, students had to audition and develop a portfolio. Way to go Camels!

Today was the first day of our senior transition defenses. The growth our future graduates demonstrated with each of our profile of a graduate traits has us optimistic about the future! It's a great day to be a Camel!

Our TSA students were very successful at the 2026 State competition. Congratulations to the following students:
1st place - Madden Waldmann (CAD Engineering)
1st place - Allie Rawe, Kendyl Sammons, Oliver Victor (Tech Bowl)
2nd place - Luke Greenwood, Oliver Victor, Meryem Gonulates, Sanjay Santosh, Vijay Santosh, and Mackena Carter (Engineering Design)
State Vice President - Oliver Victor

Our PTO is a big reason why CCHS is a great community! Over the weekend they hosted their largest fundraiser of the year, the Camel Crop, to help raise money for multiple scholarships, a new Humphrey mascot costume, and to continue supporting student and staff incentives. Thank you to the parents, students, and crafters that made the event a huge success! If you would like to be more involved, please follow Campbell County High School PTO on Facebook.

Cheerleading – 2026 Clinic/Tryout Dates
Tryouts are for the CCHS Cheer Competition/Spirit Squad Team
Clinic Dates: April 13th, April 14th, and April 15th
Tryout Date: April 21st
Times: 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Campbell County High School Auxiliary Gym

Practices will start – July 16th @ TBD – CCHS Auxiliary Gym
For more information, please contact Coach Lawrence – Jacob.lawrence@campbell.kyschools.us