Boys Tennis defeated Newnan 5-0 in Round 1 of State Playoffs. They will host the Harrison Hoyas on Friday, April 25th at 1:30 PM in Round 2.
Girls Tennis defeated Douglas County 4-1 in Round 1 of State Playoffs. They will host the Hillgrove Hawks on Monday, April 28th at 11:00 AM in Round 2.
There is no charge for these events. More Our Wildcat Girls Soccer Team will host the Tri-Cities High School Bulldogs in Round 1 of the State Playoffs at CCHS on Wednesday, April 30, 2014.
Kick off will be 5:00 PM at Chris Gilman Stadium located behind Camden County High School. The gates will open one hour before game time and the cost of admission is $7.00 for everyone.
Please remember – This is a GHSA Sanctioned event and Georgia High School Association Sanctioned events and only GHSA passes will be accepted for FREE admission. Athletic season passes and CCHS faculty IDs will not be accepted. If you are working this event, you cannot bring a guest in for free admission. GHSA passes are to only be presented by the person whose name appears on the card. A GHSA pass only permits the card holder and one guest in for free admission. Please make sure you read the back of your GHSA pass so you will know the consequences for letting others use your pass.
Everyone must have a ticket with the exception of GHSA passes. Only “baby in arms” are admitted with adults for free admission per Georgia High School Association regulations on Sanctioned Events.
For additional information please contact the Athletic office at 729-7042. MoreGHSGT Reviews (only on software programs):
Monday – Wednesday, July 7 - July 9, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Language Arts, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies
GHSGTs given July 14 -18, following the schedule below:
Monday, July 14: ELA
Tuesday, July 15: Math
Wednesday, July 16: Science and Writing
Thursday, July 17: Social Studies
Friday, July 18: Makeup (all subjects except Writing)
Writing Test
Wednesday, July 16: There is no make up for writing during the summer administration
GHSGT Times:
8:30 to 11:30 a.m. (Science and Writing Test on the same day)  Girls Tennis host Douglas County today at 12:00 in Round 1 of State Playoffs; there is no charge for this event. They finished 1st in the Region Tournament last week.
Boys Tennis defeated Newnan 5-0 in Round 1 of the State Playoffs yesterday at Newnan. Congratulations to our Varsity Boys Tennis Team. Round 2 of State Playoffs is TBA. The Camden Boys Tennis Team finished 3rd in the Region Tournament last week.
Boys Track took 2nd at Region last Thursday at Tift and the Girls Track team took 5th. Both teams head back to Tift Saturday to compete in Sectionals
Girls Golf finished 3rd in Region yesterday and will move on to Sectionals in Luella on May 5th. The Boys team did not qualify this year.
Girls Soccer clinched the Region Title last week. Round 1 for State Playoffs will be at home, TBA.
Boys Soccer Region Results will not be final until Thursday. Our Gymnastics Team will compete at Sectionals at Dunwoody High School on Saturday.
The Gym Cats have the BEST team in Camden Gymnastics History so we wish them LOTS OF LUCK in this competition this weekend!!!
VARSITY BASEBALL host Bradwell Institute tonight in a Double Header starting at 5:30 PM. It is “Senior Night” tonight and we invite everyone out tonight as we recognize the Class 0f 2014 Baseball players. Senior Night activities will start at 5:00 PM. Admission is $5.00 for everyone ages 5 and up.
Please contact your child's advisory teacher to schedule an appointment for registration. Advisory materials are being distributed during advisory on Wednesday, April 9th.
Course Selection Guide 2014-2015.pdf
    DATE/TIME: Saturday, May 3 at the Edwin Davis Memorial Gymnasium from 8:00-12:00
DUES: Juniors: $60. Seniors: $80, unless dues were paid as a Junior, in which case there is no fee.
Juniors and Seniors will be able to pay their dues in the Wild Way store until April 25th without a late fee penalty. If dues are not paid by this date, a $20 late fee will be assessed at the door. Admittance at door will be $100 for seniors, $80 for juniors.
The $60 pays for your entrance to prom, professional picture package, food, favors, and music for both your junior and senior year.
GUESTS: A Guest form must be approved by Dr. Loden before prom. Guest forms are available in the Wild Way Store until April 18. They are due to Dr. Loden by 4/18 @3:45. After this time, no guest forms will be approved.
Juniors and Seniors who are bringing a guest to prom (who is not a CCHS freshman or sophomore) will be charged a guest fee of $60. All guest fees must be paid at the door. These cannot be paid beforehand.
CANDY SALES: In an effort to help offset the cost of dues for students, DECA will be offering a fundraising opportunity (candy sales) during the month of March. Please listen to the morning announcements for further information on meetings. Each box sold provided $20 toward dues payment. Students who do not turn in the money raised from candy sales will be put on the fines list. Please see Mr. Schwarz if you have any questions.
REFUNDS: THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS ON TICKETS/DUES FOR ANY REASON.
DRESS CODE: Dress for prom is formal. Gentlemen are expected to at least wear a coat and tie; ladies are required to wear appropriate attire. There is a PowerPoint on the school website as well as on the scrolling announcements that addresses dress code. Please see Mrs. Sparks in D-1 or Mrs. Bennett in F-18 if you have any questions about the requirements. Keep in mind, there will not be a holding area for purses, coats, etc. and you will not be allowed to re-enter prom once you leave.
ATTENDANCE CONCERNS: Any student who misses more than five (5) days (excused and/or unexcused, including out-of-school suspensions) during a given semester will be ineligible for participation in any extracurricular activities held during the remainder of the semester in which the absences took place.
**Students must be present at school at least half a day (four hours) on the Friday before prom in order to be admitted.
FINES: All fines must be paid in order to attend prom.
TICKETS: In order to avoid long lines to enter prom, tickets will be scanned at the door. Tickets will be issued during all four lunches at an upcoming date (to be announced). Attendance, fines, and dues payments will be checked and a ticket will be issued. This ticket will be scanned along with your id when entering prom.
PICTURES: Cady Studios will be set up in the main hallway behind the gym at 6:00 for students to have pictures taken This is part of your dues and is no extra cost to the student. Please take advantage of this opportunity as you have already paid for the package.
ALL CCHS RULES AND REGULATIONS APPLY AT PROM.
September 9th-13th: $65.00
October 21st-25th: $65.00
November 4th-8th: $65.00
December 2nd-6th: $70.00
January 13th -17th: $70.00
February 3rd-7th: $75.00
March 10th-14th: $75.00
April 7th-11th: $80.00
May $85.00 (Cash only)
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Friday, August 23
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Junior Class Ring Delivery
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Wednesday, October 2
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Senior Class Meeting
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Wednesday, October 16
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Lunch |
Senior Order Day #1
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Friday, October 18
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Lunch |
Senior Order Day #2
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Thursday, November 7
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Lunch |
Senior Order Day #3
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Monday, December 9
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Lunch |
Senior Order Day #4
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9:00 AM
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Sophomore Class Ring Meeting
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| Thursday, February 6 |
3:30 - 7:00 PM
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Sophomore Parents' Ring Night
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Friday, February 7
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Lunch |
Sophomore Ring Order Day #1
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| Friday, February 28 |
Lunch |
Sophomore Ring Order Day #2
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| Monday, March 24 |
Lunch |
Deliver Senior Announcement
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| Monday, April 28 |
Lunch |
Deliver Caps and Gowns
Redeliver Senior Announcements
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| Thursday, May 8 |
Lunch |
Last Chance Caps and Gowns
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The Washington Post’s education columnist Jay Mathews has been ranking the most challenging schools in the country and the D.C. region for 16 years. There are more than 1,900 schools on the America’s Most Challenging High Schools 2014 list. Noted in the national and local tables is the percentage of students eligible for government meal subsidies — a common benchmark for poverty — and each school’s average SAT score.
The top three national schools include American Indian Public Charter in Oakland, CA; Uplift Education North Hills Preparatory in Irving, TX; and Corbett Charter in Corbett, OR. The top DC area schools include: Saint Anselm's Abbey (P), Washington International School (P), and H-B Woodlawn.
The new question added to the survey this year reflecting a change in school cultures was whether each school has an 11-person football team. Jay Mathews writes that research indicates that high school sports, including football, give students valuable time-management and leadership skills.
View the Post’s full list of national and local rankings of how effectively a school prepares its students for college here: http://apps.washingtonpost.com/local/highschoolchallenge/.
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MoreStudents will receive free parking anywhere on campus and a $2400 scholarship if they obtain a perfect score on the SAT or ACT. See Dr. Tucker if you qualify. Free parking for those who:
1) Pass all EOCTs
2) Have exemplary attendance (No tardies, No checkouts)
3) Have NO discipline referrals
For FY13 Criteria for receiving a PAW card
1)Students must pass ALL EOCTs
2) Students must have exemplary attendance (No tardies, No checkouts)
3) Students must have NO discipline referrals Camden County High School has decided not to require pre-course reading for the 2013-2014 school year in the honors/gifted and AP courses. In an effort to not dissuade students from taking more rigorous classes, the teachers have decided to embed the required reading into the course instead of asking the students to read before coming to class.
Summer reading is still encouraged as it helps students maintain their reading level and increase their vocabulary. A list of suggested, high-interest, books will be sent home with students before they leave for the summer break. New academic requirements are included in the HOPE legislation. These changes will impact students graduating from high school on or after May 1, 2015. In order to qualify for the HOPE Scholarship, students must meet the academic requirements outlined in the chart linked below.
Hope Rigor Requirements Chart
New Hope Requirements
Parents and students need to verify fee balances with the Guidance Department (729-7544) not all fees are indicated in PowerSchool. Outstanding debt may prevent a student from participating in certain activities at CCHS. That includes dances, Grad Bash, graduation and other events. The school will reimburse students when they sign up to retake the SAT or ACT if they score 500+ on the SAT and 21+ on the ACT. A student may be reimbursed once per school year for each test. You must provide all three of the following for reimbursement:
1) Proof of payment
2) Copy of registration ticket
3) Copy of prior test scores
Please see Dr. Tucker if you qualify.
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