- ABOUT
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WELCOME TO CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL
The role of CHS is to provide each student with a quality education to become a productive citizen. Our mission is to prepare students to be life-long learners and responsible, contributing citizens in a changing world.
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- CURRICULUM
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INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM
Campus High School offers the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma program. Any student from throughout the surrounding area is eligible to apply to enroll in the school and participate in the program. Learn more...
AVID PROGRAM
Campus High School is home to the AVID program. The AVID System provides educators with training and methodologies that develop students’ critical thinking, literacy, and math skills across all content areas, preparing all students for college and other postsecondary opportunities. Learn more...
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- ACTIVITIES
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GET INVOLVED AT CHS
We have a number of clubs and organizations that allow students to connect with each other and develop beneficial skills. While many of our clubs and organizations are available for anyone to join, some may involve selection based on specific criteria.
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- ATHLETICS
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ATHLETICS AT CAMPUS
We offer a wide variety of individual and team sports for boys and girls during each season of the school year. Our Athletic Department values collaboration based on trust, integrity, listening, compassion, accountability, respect, and commitment. Our coaching staff is committed to promoting sportsmanship and teamsmanship at all levels. Campus is a member of the Kansas State High School Athletic Association (KSHSAA), and competes in Division I of the Ark Valley Chisholm Trail League (AVCTL).
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- COUNSELING & CAREER
- CONTACT
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ACT Testing
The Campus Counseling Department recommends that students take the ACT Test at least once during their Junior year. The ACT is offered 6 times throughout the year, but students must be registered in advance. Click the button below for ACT testing dates and registration deadlines
College Planning Resources
ACT Registration College Board Federal Student Aid The Common Application Cappex College Week Live My Majors College Score Card Request TranscriptScholarship/Aid Resources
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AP/Dual/Concurrent Courses Career Academies Booklet CHS Profile 2019-20 Curriculum Guide AVID International Baccalaureate ProgramWelcome to the Campus Counseling Department!
The Campus High School Counseling Department believes that every student is unique and can succeed through the collaborative efforts of school, home, and community. Our goal is to provide a program that is equally available to all students and addresses their academic and career goals in addition to supporting their personal and social needs. Our mission is to provide support and educate every student to be a responsible and productive citizen in the 21st century.
Our Staff
Sophomore Counselor:
Todd Hook
thook@usd261.com
Sophmore Information
HOBY Ambassador Selected
Campus High School is pleased to announce Alyssa Kates has been selected to represent Campus High School as the Hugh O’Brien Ambassador for the 2019-2020 school year. Alyssa was selected by a committee to attend one of 70 leadership seminars throughout the United States; last year HOBY programs took place in Canada, China, South Korea, Mexico, Philippines’, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. Over 9000 outstanding sophomores participated in seminars last year designed to provide networking and leadership skill development that focuses on the importance of community service. Alyssa will attend a seminar in summer of 2020 at Kansas State University, since 1958, more than 400,000 students have been selected to be HOBY Ambassadors. Alyssa is the daughter of Serena and James Kates. Amy Chantivong, daughter of Tane and Khamouay Chantivong of Haysville was selected as the alternate. Congratulations to both of these outstanding students.
Are You College Bound?
It's not too early for ACT testing. Sophomores who are planning to attend college after high school should take every opportunity to improve ACT Test scores. The students have been challenged to take the test at least two times during their 10th grade year. The administration at USD 261 feel that it is important for students to experience the ACT environment frequently to gain a comfort level necessary to score in a range consistent with admission and scholarship offers.
USD 261 Help A Friend Line
Have a friend or classmate that is making bad choices in life or abusing drugs or alcohol? Please call or text the Haysville School District Help A Friend Line at 316-207-0650 with the student's name, school , and brief description of the problem. We want your friend or classmate's name, but we don't want your name. The Help a Friend Line is a great way to help another student to get on the right path. Your message will be forwarded to the counselors at the appropriate school.
The Help A Friend Line is available during business hours (8 AM to 4:30 PM) Monday through Friday when the District Schools are in session. In Emergency situations, please call 911.
After hours resources are listed below:
Comcare Crisis/Suicide Prevention Hotline: 316-660-7500
www.sedgwickcounty.org
