SOM-Erna Oswald Erna Oswald is the definition of a PROACTIVE student - each and every day! She is always prepared for class, is a hard worker, and is always THE best role model for students around her. When others are off task - she is not! We are so happy to have Erna in 2nd grade - she is a ROCKSTAR and does amazing things each day. Way to go, Erna!
almost 2 years ago, Dama Cooper
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SOM-Presley Hoke Fellow homeroom peers chose her for being responsible, having a great attitude, demonstrating having great moods and choosing actions that are positive. Presley is a positive person that reflects her future as a caring teenager.
almost 2 years ago, Dama Cooper
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SOM - Ava Weaver Ava is always participating in the class lessons and tries her best. She perseveres through problems by working with others and/or trying different strategies. In addition, she helps others solve problems when needed.
almost 2 years ago, Dama Cooper
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Dental Forms sent home at the beginning of the school year are due back Monday, Sept 30th. If you have lost your form, please inform the office at 660-668-4427 and a new one can be sent home.
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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Junior High art students went to the Missouri State Fair Grounds today to draw or paint. They also participated in a group activity. After the awards, the students made up of 7th and 8th graders also visited the Daum Museum.
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Junior High art students went to the Missouri State Fair Grounds today to draw or paint. They also participated in a group activity. After the awards, the students made up of 7th and 8th graders also visited the Daum Museum.
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Tomorrow is the last day to get your Pink Out Shirts, Wednesday at 4:30 is the deadline. The direct link for the store is: https://sbss.chipply.com/ccpinkout24/
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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Wins for C team and JV. Varsity put up a good fight but fall short to Versailles.
almost 2 years ago, Jonathan Petersen
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Tonight's Bluebird Soccer game in Iberia has been cancelled.
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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Employment Listings: PT Food Service and FT Custodian. Please find applications at https://colecamprimo.sites.thrillshare.com/page/vacancy-listings-and-applications
almost 2 years ago, Dama Cooper
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The Junior High Cole Camp Bluebird Football game scheduled for here tonight has been cancelled.
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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The time for the Bluebird Soccer game tonight has been changed . It will now start at 4:30 in Iberia.
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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The Junior High Lady Bluebird Volleyball girls got 2nd place today in the Camdenton Tournament. It's a Great Day to be a Bluebird!!! Good Job Ladies!!
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
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Lots of things happening at tonight's Homecoming event. Thanks to all the fans and community who came out in support of the kids. Congratulations, Lilly Brown and Kyle Thomas on being crowned queen and king. Great performances by Encore, band, and cheerleaders. One last look at the senior float and last year's graduates had a chance to pick up their yearbooks and sign the new quote pages. What a night topped off with the glow dance!
almost 2 years ago, Jonathan Petersen
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You can watch tonight's Homecoming festivities starting at 6:30 on Hudl Fan. Coronation is at 6:30.
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman
Meet the Homecoming 2024 candidates! Photograph: Back row left to right: Shane Wallace, Colton Thompson, Kyle Thomas Front row left to right: Ashlyn Russell and Lilly Brown Not pictured: Alexis Casdorph The coronation of the 2024 Homecoming Court will take place before the football game starting at 6:30 P.M. so please plan on taking your seats early! The CCHS Blue Pride Marching Band and the Cole Camp Varsity Football Cheerleaders will be performing at halftime. Everyone is welcome to come join us for the fun and celebration as we continue our tradition of BLUE PRIDE! This year’s candidates for Queen are Alexis Casdorph, Ashlyn Russell, and Lilly Brown. The candidates for King are Colton Thompson, Kyle Thomas, and Shane Wallace. Alexis Marie Casdorph is the 17-year-old daughter of Jeremiah and Kristina Casdorph. While in high school, Alexis has served as Football and Basketball Cheer Captain, FTA Secretary, Student Council Representative, and has been selected for All-American Cheer. She also participates in Show Choir and was chosen for All-District Treble Choir. Colton Thompson is the 17-year-old son of Jeremy and Katie Ives and Ben and Stephanie Thompson. He has participated in Football and Basketball and is a member of Show Choir. Ashlyn Grace Russell is the 17-year-old daughter of Thomas and Josi Russell. While at Cole Camp, she has participated in volleyball, cheerleading, show choir, FCA, Art Club, Scholar Bowl, and Math Team. She currently serves as NHS and FTA President, FCCLA Vice President of Fundraising, and Student Council Social Historian. Kyle Thomas is the 17-year-old son of Rusty and Angie Thomas. He currently serves as FBLA President, Student Council Secretary, and Captain of the soccer team. Lillian Faith Brown is the 17-year-old daughter of Bo and Jill Brown. While in high school, Lilly has participated in FCCLA as Secretary, NHS, FCA, FTA as Vice President and MSTA Ambassador, Student Council as President, Dance Captain of the Show Choir, Soccer, Track, Co-Captain of Football and Basketball Cheer Squads, and All-American Cheerleader Shane is the 18-year-old son of Mike and Cherri Wallace. While in high school, Shane has participated in FBLA as Vice-President, FCCLA, Student Council all four years, Soccer, Encore, Mixed Choir, and Bluebird Media. The 2024 Homecoming Queen and King will be crowned by the 2023 Queen and King Emily Burdick and Cody DeWitt. The 2024 Future Queen Ryleigh Balke and Future King Easton Oelrichs are the evening’s presenters of the flowers and crowns.
almost 2 years ago, Lindsey Tinney
Homecoming Candidates
#Tornadofever Blasting into reading class like it's a blockbuster, whipping up movie trailers, stitching together, epic interviews, stepping into the shoes of the pros, and delivering speeches that would make even Shakespeare nod in approval!
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Lady Bluebirds Volleyball: Lots of young talent on the Cole Camp volleyball teams. The JV team defeated Concordia 25 -16, 25-11 on September 11th. Then they traveled to Lone Jack and after losing the first set 22-25, came back and won 25-17, 25 -16. Their 3rd win came at home September 17th hosting Windsor. Kristin Carl served 5 to start and the lady birds were cruising. Two additional runs of 5 and two more strings of 4 and Cole Camp won 25-11. Taylor Loganbill served 6 early to get things going. Kodi Dieckman threw in an ace during her 6 serves and Cole Camp quickly won 25-10. Varsity faced some tough competiton against Concordia and Lone Jack. The scores against Concordia were 20-25, 13-25, 12-25. The girls showed some grit against Lone Jack even though it was a 16-25, 10-25, 20-25 loss. However hosting Windsor was a better outcome for the Lady Bluebirds. Olivia Pilant served 10 successfully in the opening set, while also setting up her teammates for finishes. Mandy Goosen with back-to-back kills and a block. Marilyn Hesse, who may not be the tallest girl on the floor, but jumps very well and seems to hang in the air and extra second resulting in several scores. Cole Camp 25-16. Andrea Dieckman with four serves early and seven more late in the next frame helped Cole Camp to take the second set 25-12. And the two starting freshmen on the Cole Camp varsity team put in nice work in the 3rd set. Leah Allison with 4 kills and Madilynn Ogle served up 8 in a row! Final set to Cole Camp 25-13 for the sweep. Stats vs Windsor. Kills-Goosen 10, Hesse 9, Dieckman 6, Allison 5. Digs-Goosen 11, Ogle 9, Hesse 5, Allison 5, Pilant 5. Assists-Pilant 17, Ogle 17. Blocks-Goosen 3, Dieckman 2. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article for us. We appreciate it!!!
almost 2 years ago, Ami Schlesselman