Today a small group of CMS students travelled to Oshkosh to participate in a student leadership conference. They were able to learn that a leader is ANYONE who has influence over another person. Meaning that we are able to lead wherever our feet are and that is our responsibility as leaders to make the most of every moment and grow through life with a sense of wonder. Are you ready to be a leader? Here are two mindsets to get started. 1) Before going to bed at night ask yourself, "what did I do well for others today?" and 2) adapt the "get to" mindset.
We are hoping these Middle School Forensics students “Spring Ahead” into some medals today at state!
6th graders were given a challenge for the month of March. They are to plan and pitch an idea that will enhance the Campbellsport community. On March 31, Mr. Dave Krebs, the Campbellsport village president, and Mr. Charlie Kudy, the village administrator, will listen to the 6th graders pitch their ideas. We can't wait to hear what they come up with!
Tonight's Regional Semi-Final Boys Basketball Game will be live streamed on the Campbellsport School District YouTube Channel. Go Cougars!
Shout out to our FFA for hosting fun activities and dress up days this week for FFA week! We had a lot of fun recognizing and supporting our FFA groups!
We had some enthusiastic 6th graders stay back from their Friday Fun day to peek in on our wrestlers at state this afternoon!! We love seeing Cougars supporting Cougars!
The Middle School joined in the Olympic fun this past month as students competed in our own version of the Winter Olympics.
A special shout out to our 6th grade chorus class who sang the National Anthem over the PA system to the entire school last week.
Congratulations to the CHS Wrestling Team for winning a Team Regional Championship! Individiual Sectional qualifiers were Karsten Krueger, Chris Meyer, Drake Muellenbach, Ostin Blanchard, Sam Koth, JJ Ksioszk, Joseph Volz, and Brock Bentz. Way to go Cougars!
Also to these 8th graders honored today!
Congratulations to our 8th graders honored today for their hard work during quarter 2.
These students were also honored in 7th grade this week.
To wrap up the end of quarter two, each grade level had a short awards assembly to honor our top performers, hardest workers and most improved in their core area classes. Congratulations to our 7th graders recognized in these photos.
National School Counseling Week is celebrated each February to focus public attention on the unique contribution of professional school counselors within U.S. school systems. National School Counseling Week, February 7-11, 2022, highlights the tremendous impact school counselors can have and this special week honors school counselors for the important role they play in helping students examine their talents, strengths, abilities, and interests.
As all educators focus their efforts on improving academic achievement for all students, it is important that we recognize school counselors for their continuing efforts in reducing barriers to learning and in providing the support necessary for all students to achieve at the highest level.
We would like to thank our Middle School Counselor, Ms. Brown and her interns working with her this year, Ms. Cochran and Ms. Martin, for all they do for our middle school.
Congratulations to the CHS Wrestling Team for being 2022 Conference Champions! Also, congrats to individual champions Drake Muellenbach, Ostin Blanchard, Sam Koth, JJ Ksioszk, and Joseph Volz.
Congratulations Dance Team at State! The CHS Dance Team took 6th in Poms and 3rd in Hip Hop. Great season Team!
This year, in addition to their writing, the seventh grade have been taking on some extra challenges. During their brain breaks, they have been trying new things such as drawing, cursive, juggling and sign language. Many of the 7th graders have become proficient at juggling scarves and balls. Some have also made their own juggling balls from rice and balloons to practice at home. Also students used their signing skills to perform the Pledge of Allegiance.
It was amazing to see the excitement and Cougar Pride in the gym today as we sent off our Dance team to State. Good Luck, Team!
This week the 6th graders spent a little extra time getting to know three different types of books as Mrs. Rockelman and Mrs. Zocher led students through a Book Speed Dating activity in our Media Center. Students walked away with a new appreciation for a new genre, new author, and a new adventure.
Our 7th graders are learning how to navigate their new unit's simulation and make new rocks in 7th grade science this week.
