Camden High School
A PALMETTO'S FINEST SCHOOL
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The Bulldog Life Newsletter contains important information about school events, student and staff recognition, athletics, and points of pride.
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The Junior Leadership program is open to students who will be juniors or seniors during the 2023-2024 school year.
It is a year-long program that is supported by the Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Kershaw County School District and Camden Military Academy. Participants represent Camden High, Lugoff-Elgin High, North Central High and Camden Military Academy.
The program starts with an introductory session and a team-building challenge at Camp Canaan in Rock Hill. Other sessions during the year cover public speaking, social and economic issues, non-profits, touring each of the high schools, and visiting the State House in Columbia to meet the local legislative delegation.
The deadline to submit your application is Friday, March 24th. See Mrs. Horton in the Library if you have questions about the Junior Leadership program.
You must make your own copy and share with Mrs. Horton's email: laura.horton@kcsdschools.net
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The Junior-Senior Prom will be held on Friday, April 28, 2023 from 7:00-11:00pm at the Revolutionary War Park.
Prom signup will begin on Monday, March 20th and continue through Wednesday, April 5th. The cost per person is $20.00 and you must pay in the Library before school, during lunch, or after school.
Students who wish to bring guests who are not enrolled in a Kershaw County high school must complete a Prom Guest Approval form before they sign up. The prom approval form must be completed online. The deadline to complete the guest approval form is Friday, March 24th.
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The Camden Bulldog Club publishes schedules three times per year--fall, winter and spring--to encourage attendance at our athletic events.
Camden High Spring Sports Schedules
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Congratulations to students who earned Honor Roll for the second nine weeks.
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Camden High Student Handbook 2022-2023
Student Handbook
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Parents and students who were unable to attend the "Attendance Matters" presentation at our Parent University are encouraged to view the video created by our Guidance Department.
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Students who need to validate courses due to excessive absences should read the information carefully.
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We want to make sure all students and parents are aware of two free tutoring services for all students.
First, Tutor.com is a live tutoring service for all subjects from 8 AM- 10 PM each day. Please visit https://www.kcsdschools.net/tutor for more information.
Second, we offer a tutoring center for all students. On Mondays and Wednesdays, students may receive tutoring from Mrs. Speaks in Room 409 for English and Social Studies. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, students may receive tutoring from Mrs. Ferrugia in Room 210 for Science and Math.
Again, both of these options are at no cost to our students.
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Our Guidance Counselors are always ready to serve our students to help them be successful.
To request an appointment, you must complete a request form before you can meet with a counselor. Please use the following links to request assistance from them.
Counselor Assistance Request Form
We have three counselors dedicated to serving the needs of our students. Please use the following links to request assistance from them.
Mrs. Katie Cooper:
9th-11th Last Names A - I
Mrs. Pamela Chickering:
9th-11th Last Names J-Z
Mr. Brant Freeman: 12th Grade (all)Assistance is also provided by:
Mrs. Vaughan Dew: Registrar
Ms. Cynthia Atkinson: Guidance Secretary
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Need Tech Support?Our CHS technicians are ready to help you. Please complete the technology form to help them diagnose the issue. You will be contacted via email. Use this link to request technical assistance.
If you need to have your school Gmail password reset, complete this form:Please contact the district's eSupport Helpline by phone or by email after 4:00pm and until 8:00pm. -
The Kershaw County School District began implementing clear bag procedures on December 1, 2019 for middle and high school extracurricular activities as an added safety measure.
Under the guidelines, persons can use clear tote bags no bigger than 12x6x12 inches or a clear plastic bag no larger than a gallon size to carry items into extracurricular activities. Keys, wallets, phones, credit cards and cash may be carried in a pocket or in hand. Medically necessary items will be able to be brought in after proper inspection at the gates.
Visitors can also bring seat cushions that do not have pockets, zippered pockets, compartments or covers. Umbrellas and clear rain ponchos are also acceptable as well as small clutches that are no larger than 4.5 x 6.5 inches.
For more information, visit www.kcsdschools.net/safety.
