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I Am... Emma Green a 2013 Graduate of Campbell County Public Schools.
 I graduated from Altavista Combined School and Central Virginia Governors School in 2013. I attended American University (Washington, DC) where I earned my degree in Public Relations & Strategic Communications with a Minor in Marketing. I am currently the Public Relations Coordinator at LimeBike, a bike share company based in San Francisco. My goal for the future is to continue playing a role in the progressive sustainability, health, and transportation industries. I began to develop my love for communications in my high school journalism class. Through the ACS Nuntius yearbook, I had the opportunity to lead and think creatively as part of a motivated editorial team, and to attend annual conferences at Columbia University in NYC to learn from professionals and to interact with other aspiring journalists across the country. Most importantly, CVGS prepared me academically for my classes at AU. Because of the research and critical thinking skills, I gained at CVGS, along with the incredible opportunities I had in my classes there, I excelled in my classes in college. This allowed me to pursue internships that led me to my job today. When I was younger, I thought I wanted a career in medicine; it was at CVGS that I realized I didn't want to pursue science itself, but to tell the story of the work of the scientists around me. At LimeBike, I get to merge my passions for public relations, technology, sustainability, and health. It's ideal, and I credit my CVGS and ACS teachers who challenged me and cultivated class-wide exploration, innovation, and change. |
CCPS 2018-2019 Calendar
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CCPS 18-19 Academic Calendar (2).pdf
Reminder:Campbell County Special Education Advisory Committee Spring Seminar
CVCC Offers Summer Academies for CCPS Middle and High School Students
 Central Virginia Community College is pleased to offer an exciting line-up of career exploratory academies for middle - high school students for the summer of 2018. Harnessing the power of STEM education and experiential learning, student participants in the 2018 Career Academies will gain valuable skills as they learn from field experts in some of the most in-demand careers now and in the future! Registration is open! More information is located at CVCCWorkforce.org/summer-academies |
I AM... Tyler Jennings a 2015 Graduate of Campbell County Public Schools
 The Campbell County Technical Center gave me the best opportunity to find a trade that I would enjoy. By attending classes at the vocational center during my junior and senior years of high school, I was able to gain experiences in the electrical field and get classes under my belt to get a head start on a career. Currently, I am a full-time employee at Moore's Electric. |
CCPS Response to National School Walkout
Campbell County Schools respects every individual’s right to free expression and peaceful assembly. On March 14, 2018, national organizations have advocated for a student walkout at 10:00 a.m. Campbell County Schools neither encourages nor discourages participation in this event. Campbell County students, if they choose, may participate in a peaceful manner.
Campbell County Schools’ number one priority will be student safety. At 10:00 a.m. on March 14, 2018, students wishing to participate will be allowed to assemble for seventeen minutes under the supervision of school staff in a safe location that the administration will announce the morning of the event. For safety purposes, only students will be allowed to participate in this event. Students wishing not to participate will remain in class under the supervision of their classroom teacher. At the conclusion of seventeen minutes, students will be expected to return to class and resume normal school activities. Throughout the entirety of the event, students are expected to adhere to Campbell County Schools’ Standards of Student Conduct. |
I Am... Erin Flynn a 2012 Graduate of Campbell County Public Schools
 Through my classes in the Early College Program and Campbell County Schools, I gained several skills that I use daily. My love for writing, editing, research, and communication was fostered by the English and literature classes I took at Rustburg Middle School, Rustburg High School and in the Early College Program. One of my favorite memories is from English class during my freshman year at Rustburg High School. My teacher, Mrs. Slate, often asked us to analyze and talk about various pieces of literature. Through these class discussions and through my conversations with teachers, I was encouraged to delve deeper into the various subjects we were studying at the time. These experiences have prepared me for my current position, where I often gain new understanding and help create solutions by simply looking beyond the surface. |
Gus the Bus is Coming to Campbell County- two locations starting March 6, 2018
 Infants through age 5 welcome * FREE books
Incentives * Resources available for families
Real classroom experience * Parent tips Gus the Bus will be coming to two locations in Campbell County: Twin Oaks
English Tavern Road Tuesdays
10—11:30 am March 6 March 20 April 10 April 24 May 1 May 15 Summer Schedule TBD |  Infants through age 5 welcome * FREE books Incentives * Resources available for families Real classroom experience * Parent tips Gus the Bus will be coming to two locations in Campbell County: Tuesdays
10—11:30 am March 13 March 27 April 17 May 8 May 22 Summer Schedule TBD |
National School Breakfast Week March 5-9, 2018
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Campbell County Special Education Advisory Committee Hosts Spring Seminar
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