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Our seniors spent the day at City Hall, meeting Mayor Tedesco, touring government offices, and hearing from city officials. They witnessed a K9 demonstration, participated in a mock trial, and even got insights from Ohio State Senator Al Cutrona. The day was finished with closing remarks from Judge McKay.

Pizza, politics, and real-world learning—what a day!

We are excited to invite all parents/guardians and current 6th grade students to our Informational Night for the upcoming 2025-2026 7th grade school year! This event is designed to provide important details about what to expect as students transition into 7th grade.

Join us at the CLWCC on Tuesday, April 1st, at 5:30 PM

There will also be a Q&A session at the end, so feel free to come prepared with any questions!

This is an excellent opportunity to get a head start on what lies ahead for your child in their middle school journey. We look forward to seeing you there!

Congratulations to the newest inductees of the National Honor Society, Class of 2025!

Class of 2025 includes Jaleimy Fontanez Rodriguez, Kalista Menousek, James Fray, Aryana Torruella, Nicholas Maillis, and Isabella Trimboli. As well as class of 2026 - Dannilyn DeJesus, Angelina Grilli, Mia Irizarry, Zachary Kish, Gavin Miligi, Paige Rosado, Isaiah Santiago, and Susan Tisler.

The oath was led by Maya Banks, with an inspiring speech from guest speaker Courtney Michaels (CMHS Class of 2016 Salutatorian). Special thanks to Mr. Bowen his closing remarks.

Here's to a future of scholarship, leadership, service, and character!

We are proud to announce this month's Habit of Mind Winners! Students in grades 7-12 were nominated by their teachers for their exceptional demonstration of our Impact Habits—Innovator, Motivator, Perseverance, Adaptable, Critical Thinker, and Team Player. These skills are crucial for success in both academic and professional settings. Congratulations to all!

REMINDER

ATTENTION families: this is a very important transportation reminder for Tuesday, March 18 and Wednesday, March 19. The normal driveway for car riders will be blocked off due to construction.

Your child will get dropped off in the front of the CLWCC at the loop by the main doors please see the diagram attached. Please use that drop off only.

Our Design Innovations Class had an amazing opportunity to present their city beautification design project visions to the City Council!

The next step is now constructing each component of their design to unify each vision into one, with the installment of the final project on a vacant lot happening in May!

Thank you to our students for fostering a sense of pride and connection with our community!

This City Beautification project will be funded by a grant Mrs. Stallsmith was awarded from the Ohio STEM Learning Network Classroom Grant Program, supported by philanthropic funding from Battelle, to enhance

STEM learning initiatives!

🏗️ Impact Academy Shines at YSU Bridge Building Competition! 🏆

Two talented teams from Impact Academy put their engineering skills to the test at the Mahoning Valley Miniature Bridge Building Contest! Students designed, constructed, and tested model bridges, focusing on structural efficiency, strength, and precision—all while working within strict design constraints.

Using blueprints, trusses, tension, and compression principles, they crafted bridges using only balsa wood and quick-dry glue. Their creations were tested by local engineers, adding weight until ultimate collapse. The goal? Achieve the highest strength-to-weight ratio!

🔥 Results: 🔹 Team 1’s bridge held 15.44 lbs before failure 🔹 Team 2’s bridge held an impressive 34.16 lbs before breaking

“Allow no limitation to be your limitation.” -Mr. Ralf

A huge congratulations to both teams for their innovation, teamwork, and engineering excellence! 👏💡

 

 

Campbell City Schools is proud to celebrate Beth Donofrio on receiving the prestigious 2025 OSBA Service Award! Out of more than 3,400 school board members across Ohio, Beth is among just 71 recipients statewide—a true testament to her dedication and leadership!

Superintendent Matthew Bowen recognized Beth’s commitment, stating:
"Beth Donofrio embodies the spirit of selfless service. Her leadership is rooted in an unwavering dedication to our students, ensuring they have the best opportunities to succeed. She leads with heart, always putting our kids and community first"

Beth shared her gratitude, saying: "It is an honor to have been considered for and receive the Service Award from the OSBA. We have a great district here in Campbell. Our teachers, staff and administration truly care for our children, and I am happy to play a part in that. I look forward to continuing to serve with my fellow board members to bring the best educational and work force opportunities for our students. "

Beth will be recognized at the Northeast Region Spring Conference this March. Join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved achievement!

Dear Campbell Memorial Senior Parents,

The Campbell Memorial Reveler Yearbook Staff is pleased to inform you that we are currently selling advertising space to send a message of congratulations to your graduate in the back of the yearbook. If you would like to purchase space the prices are as follows: $30 for ¼ of a page, $60 for ½ of a page, and $100 for a full page ad (all in color; see examples below). Advertisements include photos of your graduate and a message. Please provide order and payment IN FULL BY April 18, 2025. All proceeds go directly to the Yearbook fund.

Pictures and message must be emailed to mtlowery@campbell.k12.oh.us.

Please mail checks (payable to Campbell Memorial High School) and this form to:
Campbell City Schools
Attn: Michael Lowery
280 6th St.
Campbell, OH  44405
Or drop off cash or checks and this form in a sealed envelope addressed to Michael Lowery at the high school office.

Thank you for your support.

Yearbook Student Ad Announcement 24-25.pdf