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We’re excited to continue recognizing the outstanding CTAE programs at Camden County High School and the hands-on learning opportunities they provide for our students. Today’s spotlight: Architecture!
Through this program, students are developing creative and technical skills, gaining industry knowledge, and preparing for future careers—designing the blueprint for success with every project they complete. We’re proud to highlight the dedication, talent, and hard work taking place in our classrooms each day.
Stay tuned as we continue celebrating the many pathways to success at CCHS!
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As part of their electricity unit, Mrs. Thrift’s 5th grade scientists had a special guest visit from Mrs. Crystal Godfrey of Georgia Power! Students enjoyed hands-on investigations and real-world insights into how electricity works.
Students explored how circuits are created, identified the components needed to keep a circuit flowing, and learned how electricity powers our everyday world. Using energy tubes and a variety of materials, they tested conductors and insulators, then built and tested their own circuits using batteries, wires, and light bulbs.
After mastering a basic series circuit, students were challenged to think like engineers by designing a parallel circuit, just like those used in modern buildings. 💡
Mrs. Godfrey also shared inspiring videos highlighting the many careers within the power industry, helping students see how their classroom learning connects to real-world jobs and applications.
A big thank you to Georgia Power and Mrs. Godfrey for sparking curiosity and powering up learning! ⚡👏
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This trophy represents students’ at CCHS incredible win at the Masonry Showcase in Florida last April—and the success hasn’t stopped there!
Out of 35 competitors, all 10 Camden masonry students finished in the top 14, with 7 placing in the top 10 overall. That’s an outstanding showing of skill, dedication, and craftsmanship.
Even better, two of last year’s competitors are now advancing to the state masonry contest, with hopes that one will go on to represent CCHS at the national level.
We are incredibly proud of our Camden masons and their continued excellence. Way to build a legacy—brick by brick! 🧱👏
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At the junior level, Grace Cheng earned 1st place in Crafts, and Jordan Bradford placed 2nd in Dog Care and Training. Senior-level competitors included Mason Ayanon, Ezekiel Brooks, Isabelle Burks, George Cheng, Sophie Green, Oliver Guynes, Madison McDonald, Cheyenne Strickland, Natalya Verdesoto, and Charlie Wescott. Top senior honors went to Ezekiel Brooks, who placed 1st in Performing Arts–Dance and advancing to the state competition, and Isabelle Burks, who placed 3rd in Environmental Science.
Camden County 4-H congratulates all participants for their hard work and achievements.
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Effective February 11, 2026:
Dr. Angela McManigal, Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources & Leadership Development
D. Denise Cato, Executive Director of Federal Programs, Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships
Dr. James McCarter, Executive Director of Student Services, Safety and Compliance
Tyler Murray, Director of Transportation
Effective April 6, 2026:
Daniel Davis, Director of Assessment & Accountability
Ina Patterson, Principal, Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School
Effective July 1, 2026:
Frank Gillette, Director of Information Systems
Dr. Grayson Day, Coordinator of K-12 Fine Arts
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🏆 6th Grade Winner: Emery Sandoval
🏆 7th Grade Winner: Lia Mapel
🏆 8th Grade Winner: Julia Bautista
We are incredibly proud of these students for representing their school and community with excellence. Their hard work and commitment to their craft truly set them apart.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to all SMMS students who participated and submitted entries. Your willingness to share your voice and creativity makes our school system stronger and more vibrant.
Congratulations to our winners and to every student who took part—your talent and effort inspire us all! Keep writing, keep dreaming, and keep shining! ✨

The CCHS Coding Club had an incredible showing at the Georgia Student Technology Competition Regionals on Friday! Out of 14 entries, 11 students placed 1st in their category and age group and will advance to the State Competition in March 🎉👏
These students have been working on their projects since October, and their creativity, problem-solving skills, and dedication truly paid off. We are so proud of the amazing things they built!
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We are proud to recognize Lynn Smith, Woodbine Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year, and a dedicated 3rd Grade Math teacher with 5 years in education!
Mrs. Smith became a teacher because of her love for helping children grow and develop healthy mindsets, while ensuring they always know they have someone in their corner. She is passionate about creating a supportive classroom environment where students feel encouraged to take risks and believe in themselves.
The best part of her job is watching her students gain confidence and light up when they finally grasp a concept they have been working hard to understand. Those “aha” moments are what make teaching so rewarding for her.
Fun fact: Mrs. Smith is a big movie buff and enjoys discovering new films in her free time.
If she weren’t a teacher, she would be a police officer. When she’s not in the classroom, she loves to unwind by going for a hike and spending time outdoors.
Her motto: “Mistakes mean you're learning. Fixing them is how you grow.”

Due to reported fires in the area, bus routes may experience delays. We appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience.

Schools will be closed on Friday, February 13th and Monday, February 16th in observance of Presidents Day and scheduled days off. We’ll welcome students back on Tuesday, February 17th!
Enjoy the extended weekend and stay safe!
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We’re excited to continue recognizing the outstanding CTAE programs at Camden County High School and the hands-on learning opportunities they provide for our students. Today’s spotlight: Construction!
Through this program, students are building real-world skills, gaining industry experience, and preparing for future careers—laying the foundation for success with every project they complete. We’re proud to highlight the dedication, talent, and hard work taking place in our classrooms each day.
Stay tuned as we continue celebrating the many pathways to success at CCHS!
#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #CamdenCountyStrong #CTAEMonth
🗓️ Date: February 10th
🕕 Time: 6:00 p.m.
📍 Location: 311 S East Street, Kingsland, GA
Your presence and participation are important to us. Come and stay informed about the latest developments in our education system.
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Georgia Department of Education has partnered with Parent ProTech to provide families with digital safety resources.
Protect your family online and sign up for free at: https://app.parentprotech.com/929/camden-county/en/signup
Together, we can help our students stay informed, protected, and empowered online.
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Every year they battle weather, pool access, and constant challenges. This weekend, they stepped onto the blocks they lined up against the giants—and proved they belong. 💪🏊♂️
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On Friday, the CCHS Rifle Team had its last regular season match and capped off its 6th straight undefeated GHSA and area 3 championship with a score of 1166 over Statesboros 1086. The top gun Friday night was Junior Bryson Guerry with an outstanding PR of 294! He becomes the 3rd team member to auto qualify as an individual for the State Championship. Senior Braydon Ogden had a 292. Briana Dougherty scored a 291. Lane Roberts rounded out the counters with a solid 289. Sophomore Destiny Petiote had a pr with a 287!
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✨ Spotlight on CTAE at CCHS: Welding ✨
We’re excited to begin recognizing the outstanding CTAE programs at Camden County High School and the hands-on learning opportunities they provide for our students. First up in our CTAE spotlight series is welding!
Through this program, students are building real-world skills, gaining industry experience, and preparing for future careers—sparking success with every project they complete. We’re proud to highlight the dedication, talent, and hard work taking place in our classrooms each day.
Stay tuned as we continue celebrating the many pathways to success at CCHS!
#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden #CamdenCountyStrong #CTAEMonth