Happy Constitution Day!
Constitution Day, also known as Citizenship Day in the United States, is observed on September 17, the day the US Constitutional Convention signed the Constitution in 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This day is an opportunity to recognize and reflect on the importance of the Constitution in American History and its role in shaping the nation's government.
Constitution Day, also known as Citizenship Day in the United States, is observed on September 17, the day the US Constitutional Convention signed the Constitution in 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This day is an opportunity to recognize and reflect on the importance of the Constitution in American History and its role in shaping the nation's government.
Today we join in celebrating the history, culture, and traditions of our great state. Wisconsin’s strong sense of community, dedication to hard work, and commitment to education are values we strive to uphold in our schools each day.
As we recognize Wisconsin Day, we are proud to prepare our students to carry forward the spirit of innovation, resilience, and pride that make Wisconsin a place we are all fortunate to call home.
As we recognize Wisconsin Day, we are proud to prepare our students to carry forward the spirit of innovation, resilience, and pride that make Wisconsin a place we are all fortunate to call home.
We are excited to welcome two calves to our agriculture program for the school year! Students in our Animal Science classes will take on the responsibility of caring for the calves and will participate in hands-on labs with them throughout the year. This unique opportunity will allow students to build real-world skills in animal care and livestock management right here at school. A special thank you to Second Look Holstein for generously donating the calves and supporting our agricultural education program.
7th graders in Mrs. Writts geography classes worked to complete their own “rip-a-maps” of the world’s continents.
Thursday, September 16 marks Mildred Fish-Harnack Day in Wisconsin, a day where we remember her contributions to society, and her bravery and resilience during World War II.
Born in Milwaukee on September 16, 1902, Mildred Fish-Harnack became a lecturer of German literature at the Milwaukee State Normal School, now the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Upon her marriage to Arvid Harnack, the couple moved to Germany, where she continued working as a lecturer while pursuing her doctorate on American literature. As the Nazi Party came to power in Germany, the couple resisted, with Arvid and Mildred passing along secret information to the Allied powers. Despite the risks, the couple were instrumental in informing the Soviet Union of an impending Nazi invasion of Stalingrad. In 1942, communications to the Allies were intercepted, and Mildred, Arvid and their friends were captured and tried for treason. Arvid was executed by the Gestapo on December 22, 1942, and Mildred on February 16, 1943.
In 1986, the Wisconsin State Legislature voted to designate September 16 as Mildred Fish-Harnack Day across the state.
Born in Milwaukee on September 16, 1902, Mildred Fish-Harnack became a lecturer of German literature at the Milwaukee State Normal School, now the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Upon her marriage to Arvid Harnack, the couple moved to Germany, where she continued working as a lecturer while pursuing her doctorate on American literature. As the Nazi Party came to power in Germany, the couple resisted, with Arvid and Mildred passing along secret information to the Allied powers. Despite the risks, the couple were instrumental in informing the Soviet Union of an impending Nazi invasion of Stalingrad. In 1942, communications to the Allies were intercepted, and Mildred, Arvid and their friends were captured and tried for treason. Arvid was executed by the Gestapo on December 22, 1942, and Mildred on February 16, 1943.
In 1986, the Wisconsin State Legislature voted to designate September 16 as Mildred Fish-Harnack Day across the state.
Child Development Day at Campbellsport Elementary School and Eden Elementary School will take place on Wednesday, October 8, 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.
Join Campbellsport High School for this year's homecoming tailgate on Friday, September 26th! Following the homecoming parade, there will be a bags tournament, food, music, and more at CHS. Come support our school’s clubs, who will be setting up different booths to get engaged with the community!
Campbellsport High School will be hosting a Corn-Hole tournament at this year's Homecoming tailgate. There is no admission cost to enter, and the winning team will get a prize! To enter, scan the QR code and fill out the form.
Campbellsport High School wants you to be a part of this year's homecoming parade! This year's winning float will win a prize from Campbellsport High School Student Council. Reach out to enter!
7th grade math students are working collaboratively on a matching game to learn about scaled copies. The 7th grade students are currently learning about scale drawings, scaled copies, and scale factors, which is very real-world math.
9/11 Remembrance: Today please take a moment to remember the events, terrorist attacks and victims of September 11, 2001 and their families. We also thank and honor the courage and sacrifice of those brave men and women who gave their lives to try to save others that day. Thank you to all those that have served or presently serve our country as firefighters, police officers, EMS personnel or in the Armed Forces, including our own community and family members. And use their example to inspire each of us to unite and help others.
Our 6th graders are off to a great start this school year! 🎉
They’ve spent the first week making friends, learning the ropes of middle school, and working together through fun team-building activities. 💬🤝 We’re so proud of them already! 🌟
They’ve spent the first week making friends, learning the ropes of middle school, and working together through fun team-building activities. 💬🤝 We’re so proud of them already! 🌟
Starting off the year with observations, data collection, analysis and lab safety. Do you know why there is a little chick on the bottle of Dawn dish soap and can you apply that knowledge to other circumstances? If the teacher will not let us explode a can in the lab, can we come up with a safe way to implode a can?
First Day of School! EES Principal Amy Rettler welcomed students and parents back. EES 5th Graders (Class of 2033) led students in the school chant. The theme for the year is Lead with Kindness, ROAR with Confidence! Welcome back to all CSD students! GO COUGARS!
Welcome back to school!!! During the Back to School evening on August 27th, we are holding a resource fair in the Middle School Commons from 4-6. We will have local and state agencies available to answer questions to support your child with employment, independent living, community engagement and family support, and those attending will receive a resource manual. Please consider taking time to learn more about the resources that can assist you and your family now and after high school graduation. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Heidi Retzer at 920-533-4811.
School Board Vacancy
Campbellsport School District
The Campbellsport Board of Education is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the Board. The candidate will represent the Town of Forest, Fond du Lac County and Town of Greenbush, Sheboygan County, (which is part of the Campbellsport School District) and must reside in the area being represented.
The successful candidate will join the Board until April 2026, at which time the candidate may stand for election for the remainder of the term, which expires in April 2029.
Applicants should submit a letter of interest on or before September 22, 2025 to:
Mr. Tom Wissink, District Administrator
Campbellsport School District
327 N. Fond du Lac Ave
Campbellsport WI 53010
Please see the new traffic pattern at the Middle-High School
Congratulations to our 2024-25 staff for their years of service. Thank you for your dedication and service to our students, schools and community! 5-Years: Kaitlyn Amerling, Jennifer Arnold, Sarah Bentz, Leslie Carpenter, Karen Kopf, Maggie Moore and Megan Weyenberg; 10-Years: Alexandria Bowe, Kaitlyn Dwyer, Nicole Flood, Sherman Gengler, Alyssa Krautkramer, Danielle Meyer, Megan Radeck, Laura Story, Amanda Uelmen; 15-Years: Kris Casper and Lisa Timblin; 20-Years: Diane Kieffer and Sue Lindsley; 25-Years: Dave Schlaefer, Steve Hamm, Bonnie Herman, Barb Jandre and Dave Zangl; 30-Years: Kathy Gravelle and Therese Thompson
Wisconsin School Bus Association Announces 2025 Excellence in Driving and Mechanics Awards
School bus drivers and mechanics across Wisconsin play an essential role in student success, ensuring every child has safe, reliable access to education. Their unwavering commitment to safety and service is invaluable to schools, families, and communities throughout the state.
Congratulations to Rosie Carey of Johnson School Bus, serving the Campbellsport School District, was honored for her 20 years of exemplary service and professionalism as a school bus driver, safely transporting Wisconsin’s children with care and dedication. Neal Hinze of Johnson School Bus glowingly describes Ms. Carey as “most deserving of the award of Outstanding Bus Driver not only for her service and dedication but for her professionalism and being conscious of safety in all that she does.”
Congratulations to Derek Gudex of Johnson School Bus, serving the Campbellsport School District, was honored for his five years of exemplary service and professionalism as a school bus mechanic. His dedication to keeping buses in top working condition is essential to the dependable transportation of Wisconsin’s students each day. “Derek is truly one of those blessed individuals who is a ‘jack of all trades' and excels in every one of his work endeavors,” reflects Neal Hinze of Johnson School Bus in his nomination for this award.
School bus drivers and mechanics across Wisconsin play an essential role in student success, ensuring every child has safe, reliable access to education. Their unwavering commitment to safety and service is invaluable to schools, families, and communities throughout the state.
Congratulations to Rosie Carey of Johnson School Bus, serving the Campbellsport School District, was honored for her 20 years of exemplary service and professionalism as a school bus driver, safely transporting Wisconsin’s children with care and dedication. Neal Hinze of Johnson School Bus glowingly describes Ms. Carey as “most deserving of the award of Outstanding Bus Driver not only for her service and dedication but for her professionalism and being conscious of safety in all that she does.”
Congratulations to Derek Gudex of Johnson School Bus, serving the Campbellsport School District, was honored for his five years of exemplary service and professionalism as a school bus mechanic. His dedication to keeping buses in top working condition is essential to the dependable transportation of Wisconsin’s students each day. “Derek is truly one of those blessed individuals who is a ‘jack of all trades' and excels in every one of his work endeavors,” reflects Neal Hinze of Johnson School Bus in his nomination for this award.
We honor and congratulate our 2025 Campbellsport School District Retirees! We celebrate and appreciate your dedication, achievements, inspiration and impact each has made for our students, schools and district. Their impact is immeasurable and involves making a difference for over 5,000 students over their careers. THANK YOU! JEFF BAUGHMAN - IT ASSISTANT, 43 years of service, presented by Sherman Gengler; MARY ELLENGECKER - HS Foreign Language Teacher, 33 years; CRAIG ELLENGECKER - HS Social Studies Teacher, 31 years; JAMIE BIRSCHBACH - District Nurse, 28.5 years, presented by Tom Wissink; DAVE ZANGL - MS/HS Custodian, 25 years, presented by Tom Wissink; MICHELLE AXMEAR-ROCKELMAN - District Library Media Specialist, 18 years, presented by Danielle Meyer, Heidi Retzer and Stephanie Waldschmidt; ROSE RAMTHUN - CES Food Service Server, 13 years, presented by Steve Hamm; JANE HUTCHINSON - MS/HS Reading Specialist, 9 years, presented by Kristi Bachar; SHELLEY EILBES - Director of Finance, 9 years, presented by Shanda Cerny and Dr. Sally Kellman.
