CAM Community Schools

Working His Way Through Senior Year

This week's senior spotlight is Jaden McDuff. Jaden has five brothers and three sisters and is the only child left in the house. The three most important things in his life would have to be family, friends, and his income. Jaden is a full time farm laborer working seven days a week. He doesn’t plan to attend college. During his senior year he was looking forward to graduating and getting a full time job so he could start . . .

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“Cheering” Her Way Through Senior Year

This week's senior spotlight is Jade Jackson. Jade has three older siblings, Melissa Hawkins, Felicity Jackson, Scott Jackson, and one younger brother Gavin Clayton.  The three most important things in her life are her friends, family, and money. Jade is involved in cheerleading, dance team, track, and studio dance. Jade will be attending Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge, majoring in Human Services and joining . . .

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High School Awards Concert

The CAM Musical Awards Concert happened on May 4, 2021, at 7:00 pm. The Musical Award Concert is performed to celebrate the achievements of the CAM band and choir. First, the band performed “ Phantom of the Opera ” by Andrew Webber, “Salute to Beethoven” by John Kinyon, “Celtic Air, and Dance No. 3” by Michael Sweeney, then finishing with “Flight . . .

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Breaking Clays

The CAM Shooting Team traveled to the Loess Hills Youth Shooting event on May 10th. Creighton Kinzie placed first in the meet for the Intermediate Shooters by shooting a 45/50 and Trenton Boots placed third with a 43/50. Kylie Gossman placed 11th in the Girls’ Senior Division with a score of 30/50. Conner Alff placed 23rd in the Senior Division and scored 40/50. Tristan Williamson shot a 39/50, Jace Thomsen shot a 31/50, and . . .

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CAM Golf

The CAM boys golf team traveled to Dunlap for a conference meet on Tuesday, May 4th. With Sectionals coming up next Friday, hosted in Dunlap, this meet would be important for the golfers to be able to study the course and be ready for next week. The Cougars shot well and placed third as a team with a 188. The team results were Logan Lawrence 44, Peyton Jessen 46, Ethan Arp 49, Marshall Harris 49, Wyatt Gettler 56, and Walker Gettler . . .

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CAM Boys Ran Over the Competition

The CAM boys track team traveled to Southwest Valley located in Corning on Tuesday May 7th. CAM destroyed the competition with a score of 127 points. Several CAM events took first place. Sam Foreman in the 110m High Hurdles, Cale Maas in the 400m Dash, Lane Spieker in the 100m Dash and Long Jump, the Shuttle Hurdle Relay (Joe Kauffman, Jack Follmann, Cale Maas, and Connor Mckee), along with the 4x100m Relay, which also broke the . . .

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Second Place for Conference Track

The CAM Cougars traveled to Woodbine for the Conference meet on May 3rd. It was a successful night for both boys and girls as they both placed second overall. In the field events, for the girls shot put, Molly Ventiecher placed first with a throw of 39’2”. Mallory Behnken placed second in discus with a throw of 105’01” and Molly Venteicher placed third with a throw of 101’10”. Senior Zoey Baylor, . . .

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District Track Tickets must be bought ahead of time

Thursday, May 13th state qualifying meet

Class 1A State Qualifying Track Meet Host site: Audubon - Thursday, May 13, 2021 Tickets will go on sale Monday, May 10th at 9 a.m. $6/adult & school-aged children (Nothing will be populated on the ticket page until Monday the 10th.) Here is the link: https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/ No cash sales at the gate. QR code will be available. If there are any issues with the purchase of tickets fans can . . .

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Summer Meal Program

The CAM Community School District will be providing free meals during the Summer Food Program.  This is the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service.  If you do not have access to internet services, and are interested in signing up, please call one of the building secretaries to let them know your . . .

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5th Grade News

Fifth graders in Mrs. Stokley’s class worked hard researching and writing speeches during the month of April.  The theme for their speeches was  “Someone Who Has Overcome”.  All 18 students presented a speech and the top five speakers moved on to the second round of competition. The judges for the second round were Mrs. Grace Kopp and Mrs. Mary Schoning. The finalists who presented speeches on May 4 were: . . .

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