Cole Camp High School - AMI Packets
Grades 7–8 --> AMI (Alternative Methods of Instruction) packets will be sent home with your student today. At this time, the packet includes two days’ worth of work, with plans to send additional materials if needed later in the winter. These packets are for use only if we need to call an AMI day due to inclement weather. On an AMI day, students will be expected to complete the assigned work and return it when they come back to school. Please keep the packets in a safe place so they’re easily accessible if needed.
Grades 9–12 --> AMI (Alternative Methods of Instruction) work will be shared through Google Classroom and/or email on the AMI day. Students will need to log in for each class, check their email, and complete the assignments provided for that day. If your student needs a paper copy, please reach out to the high school office so we can make arrangements.
Thank you!
Reminder there is NO School on Monday, November 10th. It is a PD day for teachers. We will see everyone back on Tuesday!
Newsletter for Nov 10-14, 2025
The Cole Camp National Honor Society invites all local veterans to join us for two special events in your honor:
Veterans Day Breakfast:
Friday, November 7, 2025
7:00–8:30 a.m.
Cole Camp American Legion Post 305
Menu includes eggs, bacon or sausage, biscuits & gravy, fruit, juice, and coffee!
Veterans Day Assembly
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
10:00 a.m.
Cole Camp High School Gym
Let’s come together to show appreciation for the brave men and women who have served our country.
Veterans Day Breakfast:
Friday, November 7, 2025
7:00–8:30 a.m.
Cole Camp American Legion Post 305
Menu includes eggs, bacon or sausage, biscuits & gravy, fruit, juice, and coffee!
Veterans Day Assembly
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
10:00 a.m.
Cole Camp High School Gym
Let’s come together to show appreciation for the brave men and women who have served our country.
Scott Morfeld with MFA presented to students about the custom applicator training program through SFCC and MFA. MFA offers scholarships to earn a one-year certificate as a custom applicator. Scott brought virtual reality goggles so that the students could experience what a custom applicator career looks like!
Come Support your Bluebird Football Team in Districts!! 11/7/2025 Kick off 7:00 PM Admission $6 for ALL SPECTATORS AGES 6 AND ABOVE per MSHSAA.
Congratulations to the following ladies on earning post season awards in volleyball!!
CCHS Teacher Spotlight - This week, we’re celebrating Mr. DC Christian, our ISS, Dual Credit, and Credit Recovery teacher! Thanks for all you do for our Bluebirds!
Final post of the season - Varsity soccer concluded the season with a loss to Smithton in the second overtime period Monday night. Smithton got on the board first with just under 10 minutes to play in the first half. The score remained 0-1 into the second half. With just over 20 minutes to play Rylee Donaldson sent a ball through the defense to Jack Hoos who sent the ball on a cross. Trent Sawyer was there to put the cross in the back of the net to even things up. With some momentum back on their side the Tigers kept the pressure on Smithton. With just over 18 to play Smithton was called for a handball at about he 25 yard mark. Jaden Xiloj capitalized with a perfectly placed ball in the upper right corner to give the Tigers their first lead of the night. Smithton was not finished however and came up with an equalizer just under 4 minutes later. The Tigers continued their fight and Jordan Dixon fought through the defense with just over 2 minutes to play and sent a ball into the box which Reid Hagedorn cleaned up to give the Tigers the lead 3-2. Smithton answered once again with just under 20 seconds left and sent a ball over the defense and goalie to tie the game. The game remained tied through the first overtime period before Smithton hit a shot with just under 8 minutes left in the second overtime period. Goalie RJ Hampton got a hand on the shot over his head however a Smithton player was there to put it in the net when it hit the ground and end the game. Thank you Tiger Nation for your support this year.
Cole Camp High School Art Club just closed its annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest on Halloween with 8 awesome entries and the votes from the school are in: Anah Waynick, 12th grade, has won! She is very happy with her bag of candy because then she did not have to go trick-or-treating.
Thank you to all who participated!
Next week kicks of our month of "Dollar Hat Days" for Christmas for Kids. Donate $1 and wear your hat on Friday, Nov. 7!
All proceeds will go towards making the Holidays special for children in our community.
Congratulations to the Math Team for receiving 1st place at their first competition of the year today at Warrensburg!
The team received an overall 117 points with 37 top 5 finishes. In addition to the team success Hailey Wallace won 1st place Freshman, Charlotte Harper 3rd place Freshman and Laura Zimmerman 3rd place Senior.
Way to go! The team's next competition will take place on December 6th in Camdenton.
Resources for Families
Newsletter for Nov. 3-7, 2025. Have a Great Weekend.
Archery Packets are available and DUE: Nov 21st!
CCHS Teacher Spotlight - We’re celebrating Mr. Cano, our High School Spanish teacher! Thanks for all you do for our Bluebirds!
Lady Bluebirds Season Ended by Comets: The Class 2 District 7 Championship game took place October 28th at Russellville High School featuring 2 powerhouse teams. Cole Camp with a 28-3-4 record and #12 in state rankings. Fatima had a 24-8-1 record and ranked #8 in state.
Nice start for Cole Camp as they nudged ahead 5-2, then Fatima answered with a 5-1 effort. Mandy Goosen with a block and kill gave Cole Camp an 8-7 lead, which unfortunately would be their last of the set. Fatima gradually pulled away with a 13-5 run and eventually took the first set 25-17.
Very competitive 2nd set. Olivia Pilant dropped in an ace and Leah Allison a kill to lead 8-5. Senior Alayna Backes was clearly the main weapon for the Lady Comets. According to her coach Ellie Crede, Backes leads the team and kills, blocks, and digs. Goosen and Allison turned around a couple of her rockets, but several others were out of reach for the Cole Camp defenders. Trailing by 4, Cole Camp twice got within 1 but couldn't move back ahead. Fatima 25-21 in the 2nd set.
Andrea Dieckman and Marilyn Hesse with scores early third set. Andrea also with several blocks helping Cole Camp to a 12-8 lead. Pilant with 4 serves later put the Lady Bluebirds up 20 - 14 and they held the lead to claim the third set 25-21.
The Lady Bluebirds tried to carry that energy into the 4th set and did so up to a 7-7 tie. However Backes, who has several college scholarship offers available, was on the front row midgame and led the Comets on a 12-2 rally to break open a tight game. So a fantastic season for the Ladybirds came to an end as Fatima won the 4th set 25-13 to claim the District Title.
Kills: Hesse 11, Allison 11, Goosen 6, Andrea 5
Digs: Hesse 15, Allison 15, Goosen 12, Harrison 12, Pilant 8, Ogle 8
Assists: Ogle 31
Blocks: Goosen 10, Andrea 9, Dakota 4
This has been an extremely successful year for the Lady Bluebirds! Many great moments to cherish for the team and coaches. And a great crowd on hand for the final game. Well done Cole Camp!
A GREAT BIG BLUEBIRD THANK YOU to Arthur Keuper who has written all the volleyball articles this school year!!! We appreciate all that you do!!!
Nice start for Cole Camp as they nudged ahead 5-2, then Fatima answered with a 5-1 effort. Mandy Goosen with a block and kill gave Cole Camp an 8-7 lead, which unfortunately would be their last of the set. Fatima gradually pulled away with a 13-5 run and eventually took the first set 25-17.
Very competitive 2nd set. Olivia Pilant dropped in an ace and Leah Allison a kill to lead 8-5. Senior Alayna Backes was clearly the main weapon for the Lady Comets. According to her coach Ellie Crede, Backes leads the team and kills, blocks, and digs. Goosen and Allison turned around a couple of her rockets, but several others were out of reach for the Cole Camp defenders. Trailing by 4, Cole Camp twice got within 1 but couldn't move back ahead. Fatima 25-21 in the 2nd set.
Andrea Dieckman and Marilyn Hesse with scores early third set. Andrea also with several blocks helping Cole Camp to a 12-8 lead. Pilant with 4 serves later put the Lady Bluebirds up 20 - 14 and they held the lead to claim the third set 25-21.
The Lady Bluebirds tried to carry that energy into the 4th set and did so up to a 7-7 tie. However Backes, who has several college scholarship offers available, was on the front row midgame and led the Comets on a 12-2 rally to break open a tight game. So a fantastic season for the Ladybirds came to an end as Fatima won the 4th set 25-13 to claim the District Title.
Kills: Hesse 11, Allison 11, Goosen 6, Andrea 5
Digs: Hesse 15, Allison 15, Goosen 12, Harrison 12, Pilant 8, Ogle 8
Assists: Ogle 31
Blocks: Goosen 10, Andrea 9, Dakota 4
This has been an extremely successful year for the Lady Bluebirds! Many great moments to cherish for the team and coaches. And a great crowd on hand for the final game. Well done Cole Camp!
A GREAT BIG BLUEBIRD THANK YOU to Arthur Keuper who has written all the volleyball articles this school year!!! We appreciate all that you do!!!
Parents: 2nd quarter reminder, please be sure to email or phone in when your child is absent for any reason. HS: bahrenburgj@colecamp.k12.mo.us Elem: borgmeyerc@colecamp.k12.mo.us Either or both:schlesselmana@colecamp.k12.mo.us or call 660-668-4427. Thank you!!
The FCCLA Buckets for Benefits Fundraiser is underway. See an FCCLA member to order! All orders must be turned in by November 5th.
Ag tech class have been very busy these are all signs they created
