When it's 66 degrees outside on March 10th, you just have to find a way to take a break outside — or better yet, move class outside! #SpringVibes #OutdoorClass #SoakUpTheSun
The Cougars travelled to North Fond du Lac on Monday night to compete in the All-Conference Academic Bowl. Students tested their knowledge in Science, Social Studies, English, Math, and Current Events. Sawyer, Sam, and Poppy earned all conference honors for their high scores. Overall, the team had an excellent showing, earning third place among the eight conference teams. All the competitors worked hard and made CHS proud!
Our high school mixed chorus went to Eden and Campbellsport Elementary Schools to visit classrooms in small groups. They sang two of their pieces they have been rehearsing for the large group WSMA Concert Festival on March 13. Besides sharing some challenging music, the students created some fun stories and memories.
Today we celebrate Casimir Pulaski Day. This day commemorates the life of the Poland native who was born in 1747. He came to America in 1777, after fighting for Poland's independence, and joined forces with General George Washington. After saving Washington's life, Pulaski was made brigadier general of the American Cavalry. Wounded in battle, Pulaski died on October 11, 1779.
Quick fact - The village of Pulaski, Wisconsin was named after Casimir Pulaski. Wisconsin schools celebrate Pulaski Day on March 4th to teach students about U.S. society and cultural heritage.
Our construction class students wrapped up their Shed build, showcasing impressive teamwork and craftsmanship. Meanwhile, three dedicated manufacturing students have gone above and beyond, completing an advanced 3D metal fabrication project using CNC Plasma and Torchmate Design Software after finishing their MPTC credit requirements. Additionally, our Intro to Woodworking students are proudly displaying their completed projects, demonstrating the skills they’ve acquired throughout the course. Great work by all!
🌟 Join the CSD Team! 🌟
We're on the lookout for dedicated individuals to support our schools and make a difference in our school community! If you enjoy working with kids and are looking for flexible part-time work, consider applying for one or more of the following positions:
📚 Substitute Teacher (No teaching degree required!)
👩🏫 Substitute Special Education Assistant
🧹 Substitute Custodian
🏥 Substitute Nurse
Your contributions can help create a positive learning environment for our students. If you're interested or know someone who might be, please visit www.edustaff.org and apply today or reach out to our Edustaff District Manager - Riley Huebsch at rhuebsch@edustaff.org for more information!
Let’s work together to keep our schools running smoothly! 💙
Coming Soon to the Campbellsport School District!
3K Early Literacy program for children who will be three (3) years old by September 1, 2025.
Registration is open to current Campbellsport School District employees March 3, 2025 and runs through March 14, 2025. Registration will open to all Campbellsport School District residents March 17, 2025 and runs through May 17, 2025 (or until all seats are full).
Information regarding this new program can be found on our website by clicking on the 3K Program button at the top right hand side.
The middle school competed in the Campbellsport Fire Department Poster Contest and had 9 students place. The students received a certificate and prize money...who says Art doesn't pay!
Congrats to 8th graders Michael (1st), Levi (2nd), and Audrina (3rd), 7th graders Kaylee (1st), Sherlyn (1st), Lydia (2nd), and Mason (3rd), and 6th graders Halstyn (2nd) and Etta (3rd)!
Child Development Day at Campbellsport Elementary School and Eden Elementary School will take place on Wednesday, March 12, 2025. The Campbellsport School District will be screening children ages 3 years to 4 years old. Contact Erica Soyk at 920.533.8381 ext. 1243 or via email at esoyk@csd.k12.wi.us to set up a screening time.
Check out these creative AP Human Geography students putting their own twist on urbanization models by building Lego versions of them! They’re getting hands-on in the Media Center, bringing these geographical concepts to life in a fun and colorful way!
Last week was Crossing Guard Appreciation week and CMS Student Council members recognized the amazing people who dedicate their time to ensure that our kids arrive safely to and from school each day. We appreciate their hard work and friendly waves!
On Saturday morning, a bunch of families came to help out with painting the set for the middle school musical OZ!
You can see their magical work in one of our two shows on Saturday, March 22 at 7 PM and Sunday, March 23 at 2 PM in the Lang Auditorium.
Thank you to these families for all of their hard, creative work and to those who donated paint and supplies!!!
On Friday, the 6th grade celebrated their hard work over the 2nd trimester by sledding and playing football in the snow. It was a perfect Wisconsin winter afternoon, sunny and 23 degrees!
Students in Art Foundations are bringing their creativity to life with vibrant acrylic paintings, each brushstroke adding depth and expression to their unique works of art.
This may look like an ordinary classroom, but today, it was transformed into a life-sized “Guess Who” game! In Ms. Skelton’s Spanish 1 class, students took turns choosing a mystery classmate and answering questions (in Spanish, of course!) about their physical appearance. The game ended when someone correctly identified the mystery student. It was a fun and interactive way to practice descriptive vocabulary in a real-world context.
Everyone deserves flowers on Valentine's Day! The Campbellsport High School National Honor Society created bouquets of flowers, which were provided by Heartfelt Flowers & Gift Shop in Lomira. These bouquets were delivered to Serenity Villa, Kettle Moraine Gardens, and Hospice House of Hope to spread love and joy to our community.
While reading All Quiet on the Western Front, students in 8th grade ELA participated in a trench simulation activity where they had to work together as a squad. Students were given situation cards and had to choose what the best response would be for their squad while still managing their squad’s morale, health, and supplies. In the end, students had to use the evidence collected to make a case for why they thought their squad should beat the opposing squad.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Your Middle School Student Council wants to thank everyone who participated in our carnation sale! It was amazing to see so many acts of kindness spread around our school. Whether you gave or received a flower, we hope today reminds you how much you are appreciated.
Presidents' Day is celebrated in the United States to honor the country's presidents, including George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It's also a day to recognize the contributions of all U.S. presidents. Washington was the first president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797. He led the Continental Army to victory in the American Revolutionary War. He presided over the Constitutional Convention of 1787. The holiday was originally called Washington's Birthday and was celebrated on February 22, Washington's birthday. In 1968, the holiday was moved to the third Monday in February and expanded to include Lincoln's birthday.
Susan B. Anthony was born February 15, 1820 in Massachusetts. She was raised a Quaker and her belief in equality inspired and guided her throughout her life's work. Anthony fought for the abolition of slavery. In 1856, she served as an American Anti-Slavery Society agent, making speeches, organizing meetings, and distributing pamphlets. In 1851, Anthony met Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the two suffragists worked to gain independence and equality for women for the rest of their lives. She traveled around the country advocating for women's rights and lobbied Congress every year until her death. Anthony died in 1906, fourteen years before many women were given the right to vote with the passage of the 19th Amendment.
