Camp Road Cougar News
April 7, 2023
Principal's Greeting
When we return from Spring Break, we will only have 36 days of school left. We want everybody to take this week to rest, relax, and rejuvenate and come back on April 17 ready to learn and work hard.
With only 36 days of school left, we want to remind all of our students to stay focused on their assignments, make sure you are turning everything in on time and complete, and studying for your tests. For some of our students these last 36 days will be make or break regarding grades and promotion. We want every one of our students to move on to the next grade level at the end of the year.
I know that every one of our students has the capability to be successful, sometimes all it takes is deciding you are capable and deciding that you are going to put in the work to be successful. I hope that each and every one of our students makes these decisions because that will change the world!
Ms. Rowehl
Camp Road Closed April 10-14
Upcoming Events
April 10-14: Spring Break
April 17-21: National Volunteer Recognition Week
April 18: School Improvement Council Meeting 5-6 Media Center
April 20: Superintendent's Search Engagement Sessions at Camp Road
April 24-28: BOGO Book Fair in Media Center
April 25: Cougar Store Open
April 26: National Administrative Professional Day
April 26: Rising 6th Grade Night for Stiles Point and Murray LeSaine
April 27: 7th Grade Robotics Field Trip to Trident Tech
April 27: Rising 6th Grade Night for James Island and Harborview
April 28: PTO Spring Dance
April 28-29: Solo and Ensemble Festival
Last Day to Order 8th Grade Yard Signs is April 14...Don't Miss Out!
8th Grade Promotion Dance- 7th Grade Parent Volunteers Needed:
With June quickly approaching our end of year celebrations for 8th grade planning has begun. In keeping with tradition, we would ask for 7th grade parent volunteers to help support the promotion dance in a "pay it forward" effort. Please use this form to indicate your availability, if you're able to support. THANK YOU!
The dance will be held June 1st at JICHS Cafeteria from 7:30- 9:00
Scholastic BOGO Book Fair April 24 - 28
Get ready to Buy One - Get One Free! In the library April 24 - 28.
Use the Scholastic eWallet to make purchasing easy and to avoid sending cash to school.
Summer Camps
The Tri-County STEMersion Student Camp is a unique pilot program designed to advance hands-on stem skills and introduce rising 9th and 10th graders to local career opportunities
Mental Health Minute
Let Nature Nurture
How can nature benefit your mental health? Spending time in nature has been shown time and time again to be a natural stress reliever. Breathing in the fresh air, soaking up the sun (or dancing in the rain), listening to the sounds of nature, and enjoying the peacefulness it offers can benefit both your mental and physical health. You can even start small - move one meal a day outside, stand barefoot in the grass for a few minutes, do your homework outside, go for a 5-minute walk in your neighborhood, pick flowers, practice your photography and take some nature photos, go outside and throw the ball for your dog, watch the stars (try out an app like SkySafari to identify planets and constellations), do some yoga outdoors, or hang up a birdfeeder and start birdwatching. If you have more time, step up your game and plant a garden or participate in a community garden, go to the beach and meditate to the sound of the waves, build an animal habitat, volunteer for a conservation project, visit a local farm for berry picking, go for a hike, or try geocaching. The opportunities are endless!
School Technology Information You Need to Know...
Students should NOT bring their Chromebook chargers to school. Please charge devices at home each evening. Chargers tend to disappear at school, and we have no way to track them. Students will be responsible for the cost of replacing lost chargers, so please don’t let your student bring the charger to school!
A reminder about the CCSD fee structure for damages and loss of chromebooks:
- Negligent/Accidental Breakage - No charge for first incident per school year $50 per incident for each subsequent event
- Intentional Vandalism - $300.
- Stolen Device - No cost if a police report is provided
- Lost Device - $300
- Lost Charger - $40
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Camp Road Middle School
Email: jaclyn_rowehl@charleston.k12.sc.us
Website: https://www.ccsdschools.com/camproad
Location: 1825 Camp Road, Charleston, SC, USA
Phone: (843) 762-2784