Some of our middle school FFA members came together this week to make tie blankets, which were donated to St. Francis Nursing Home. Proud to see these students showing kindness and making a difference in our community.
Please join us for the Campbellsport FFA Plant Sale May 8th-May 10th!
See picture for details.
🌟 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! 💙
Congratulations to the CHS Forensics Team that qualified for State!
Sen. Dan Feyen (Senate District 20) and Rep. Robert Brooks (Assembly District 59) accepted an invitation to tour the Campbellsport Middle/High School on Friday, April 4th. Sen. Feyen was given a fantastic tour by seniors Hadlee Rohlfs and Eli Fleischman along with CHS Principal Mark Wittig. Unfortunately Rep. Brooks did not attend. After the tour, Sen. Feyen, members of the admin team and board met to discuss public school challenges, opportunities and successes. Topics discussed included: CHS programs and pathways, graduate post high school plans, working together and partnerships, state budget and school funding, special education, and vouchers. We agreed we all support working together to provide a high quality education for every student. Thank you Sen. Feyen for visiting the CSD!
🏀 That’s a wrap on March Madness 2025! What a tournament it's been — buzzer-beaters, bracket busters, and a whole lot of basketball joy.
🎉 Huge congratulations to our Bracket Challenge Champions:
6th Grader Adelyn for the Men’s Bracket 🏆
8th Grader Josiah for the Women’s Bracket 👑
Adelyn ranked in the 98% and Josiah ranked in the 94% of all brackets submitted to the NCAA website. You both crushed it and proved that your bracket instincts are top-tier! Thanks to everyone who joined in the madness with us, we had over 170 brackets submitted this year. We loved seeing all the friendly competition and team spirit. 🏀💥
Until next year… keep those brackets warm 😄
#MarchMadness2025 #BracketChallenge #WinnersCircle
Who said worksheets have to be boring?
Students in Ms. Skelton’s 6th grade exploratory Spanish class raced to the finish by playing a dice game called Seis - there is one pencil to share, and you steal the pencil from your partner when you roll a 6! Kids loved the fierce competition to complete the task before their partner, and got some good spelling practice in the process.
Braden Bothe & Brody Nolan conducted their college signing. Braden is headed to Bryant & Stratton and Brody is headed to Marian. Congratulations and good luck!
For the 4th year in a row, Campbellsport Middle School brought the excitement of March Madness to lunchtime with our annual 3v3 Basketball Tournament—and this year was the biggest one yet! We had an incredible 17 teams and over 50 students competing across three different levels, making for an action-packed few weeks of competition.
From buzzer-beaters to nail-biting finishes, the energy in the gym was electric every single game. Players brought their A-game, showcasing not just their skills but also teamwork, sportsmanship, and school spirit. It was amazing to see so many students participating, whether they were playing on the court or cheering from the sidelines!
A huge shoutout to the 7th graders on Team LeBron, who made history as back-to-back champions, successfully defending their title from last year! 🏆🔥 It’s not easy to win it all once, but doing it twice in a row takes serious talent, strategy, and determination.
A big thank you to all the students who competed and the staff who helped organize the games. This tournament has become a fun tradition at Campbellsport Middle School, and it wouldn’t be possible without the enthusiasm and involvement of our incredible school community.
Already looking forward to next year. Can’t wait to see who takes the title next year! Will we see a three-peat? 👀🏀
#MarchMadness #CampbellsportMiddleSchool #3v3Tournament #BackToBackChamps #HoopsAtLunch
Congratulations to our CHS Class of 2025 Co-Valedictorians Hadlee Rohlfs, Sam Ellenbecker, and Ava Wornardt, and Salutatorian Madison Andrews! We’re proud of your endless hard work and outstanding achievements!
🌟 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! 💙
Valerie Kamphuis and Alex Costello from Compeer Financial visited the Farm Operation Finance and Safety class as guest speakers. They guided students through key topics such as farm finances, the farm loan process, earnings statements, the C’s of credit, balance sheets, and the cost of production.
Students then participated in a hands-on activity to explore how many people are involved in the loan process and how they are all connected. To wrap up the lesson, they worked together to create a balance sheet, applying what they learned in a real-world context. Thank you to Valerie and Alex for sharing their knowledge and experience with our class!
This past weekend, our talented middle school students brought the magic of Oz to life on stage. Their hard work, dedication, and incredible performances made for an unforgettable show! Congratulations to the cast, crew, and everyone who helped make this production a success!
Thank you to the CHS Alumni and Students who participated in the 2025 CHS Career/Education Fair on March 19th. We appreciated it!
Pictured - Hunter Schultz - Miritz Custom Chopping, Sara Straub - Big Brothers Big Sisters, Katie Nichols - JK Tent Rentals, Zach Roehl - US Marines, Tanner St. Mary and Becca Schumacher - Wisconsin Lighting Lab, Doug Wondra and Nicholas Fleischman -Tom's Quality Millwork, Rachel Kind - Metalcraft of Mayville, Kelly Peterson - Kondex, Aaron Olson - Campbellsport Fire and Rescue, Olivia Mader - National Exchange, Chris Sabish - CD Smith, and Brandon Serwe -King Pin Lanes.
Thank you to all of the businesses and educational institutions that participated in the 4th Annual CHS Career/Education Fair on Wednesday, March 19th. This opportunity allowed for the students to connect with and learn about many opportunities for their futures. Thank you to the following: CD Smith, Zuern Building Products and Design Center, MetalCraft of Mayville, JF Ahern, Holiday Auto, Tom's Quality Millwork, Grande Cheese, Wisconsin Lighting Lab, MEC, Fond du Lac Rec Department, AGI Fabricators, US Army, US Navy, US Marines, US National Guard, US Air Force, Carroll College, Fond du Lac Dock Spiders, Concordia University, Marian University, MPTC, St. Matthew's Family Care, JK Tent Rentals, Country Visions, UW Milwaukee, Serenity Villa Assisted Living, Eden Meat Market, ARC, Michels, UW Stevens Point, UW Green Bay, Ripon College, Mirtz Custom Chopping, UW Platteville, Sandmaters, UW Whitewater, National Exchange, Sargento, Campbellsport Fire, Reister and Schnell, Kondex, King Pin Lanes, Campbellsport Piggly Wiggly, West Bend Elevator, CESA 6 Youth Apprenticeship, McNeilus Steel, FVTC, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Quad Graphics, UW Oshkosh, and EduStaff. Campbellsport School District appreciates their participation.
Congratulations to Lydia Toshner (Winona State), Sienna Hewitt UW- M), Logan Nolan (UW-SP), Carleigh Ward (Marian U.), and Luke Pendowski (UW-SP) who had their College Signing!
Shoutout to our incredible middle school students who earned a spot on the High Honor Roll and Honor Roll. Your hard work and commitment to excellence are truly inspiring. Congratulations to all these well-deserving students!
Big Congratulations to our CHS students who made the High Honor Roll and Honor Roll for Trimester 2! Your dedication and hard work deserve to be celebrated. Check out the attached lists to see our outstanding achievers—way to go!
The FFA Proficiency Awards recognize students who go above and beyond in their Supervised Agricultural Experiences, showcasing dedication, skill, and passion for their projects. These applications take significant time to complete and are highly competitive at the state level, making it an incredible achievement to have six state finalists from Campbellsport FFA.
Congratulations to our members:
Kaydence Hodorff – State Finalist in Dairy Production Placement and Dairy Production Entrepreneurship
Hadlee Rohlfs – State Finalist in Food Service and Beef Production Placement
Emily Gatzke – State Finalist in Food Service
McKinley Krueger – State Finalist in Swine Entrepreneurship, 8th Gold in Beef Entrepreneurship, 9th Gold in Diversified Livestock Production
Natalie Haese – 21st Gold in Dairy Production Placement
Brittany Reilly – Silver in Swine Entrepreneurship
Brooklyn Krueger – Silver in Swine Entrepreneurship
Having six state finalists is a huge accomplishment, and we are incredibly proud of all our members who put in the hard work to complete these rigorous applications. Best of luck to our finalists as they move forward in the competition!
Carson Schrauth will be the next name added to the list of CHS Individual State Champions. He won a singles title in Bowling by scoring 1475 through six qualifying games and a 266 in the championship. Way to go Carson!
