Yearbooks will be ordered all online

Busing Update:

When we return to 100% in person instruction, students MAY be asked to share a seat with a student from outside their home for no more than 15 minutes. If you would like to begin to transport your  children to and from school or put them back on the bus, we need you to fill out the attached survey and submit an alternative busing form to the transportation department. 

Bus Survey Link:

https://forms.gle/erzAZSx2jrLmhW3s6  

Good afternoon,

Champion Schools will begin 100% in-person learning the week of March 8th. We will slowly transition to full five-day weeks, so the first couple of weeks we will continue to have Mondays as remote learning days. Over the next few weeks, the district will be moving desks and furniture to prepare for the increased number of students. I will be holding a district town hall meeting on Tuesday, February 23rd at 7:30 PM via Zoom to discuss the transition. The invitation will be sent out Tuesday morning by noon with a link to the Zoom. During the town hall meeting we will be discussing new guidance from the CDC and our health department, new safety measures that will be in place, and other changes that will occur as this transition happens. We are looking forward to getting all of our students back to school very soon. For the families of those students that want to continue 100% remote learning, that opportunity will remain in place for the rest of the school year. I hope to see you all at the town hall meeting on Tuesday night.

 Respectfully,

John Grabowski

Superintendent 

Champion Local Schools

My Conference link  www.myconferencetime.com/championhs

The Monday, January 18 food pickup is moved to Tuesday, January 19 due to the school holiday.

January 8, 2021

Dear Parents:

Students that have been doing 100% remote learning with the district may now make the decision to return to our hybrid in-person learning model beginning the week of January 25th. You will need to fill out the “Return to In-Person Learning” Google Form by Friday, January 15th. If you have questions prior to making your decision, please contact the school in which your child attends. You do not need to fill out the form unless you plan to switch your child from 100% remote learning to in-person hybrid learning.

CCP Information Video

CCP Night Presentation Slideshow

CCP Hiram College Slideshow

CCP Back to School Sheet

CCP Youngstown Slide Show

CCP Youngstown Video

6th grade Iowa testing:

The sixth grade students will take the Iowa Tests on December 15th, 16th. There will be no regularly scheduled zoom classes on Tuesday and Wednesday because of testing.  The test schedule was emailed to parents.  Students can find the information in Mrs. Rasile's 2027 class Google Classroom.

Test Schedule

December 15     8:30 - 10:00     and      12:00 -1:30

December 16     8:30 - 10:30     and      12:00 - 1:30  

A Message from Champion Local School District: Information for At Home Learning

Please review the following letter from Mr. Grabowski in regards to the shift to Remote Learning.

Thursday November 19, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District received notification of one new staff member that tested positive for Covid-19. Currently, we are seeing significant spread of the Covid-19 virus that is affecting students and staff in all three buildings. Because of this new spread and the number of those in our school community affected we will be moving to 100% remote learning for all buildings effective immediately through November 30. All extracurricular activities and sporting practices will be shut down during this time. We plan to return to our hybrid schedule on Tuesday, December 1.

It is imperative that we double-down over the upcoming holidays to slow the spread of the virus. If you are sick or not feeling well you must stay at home and isolate from others. It is important for all of us to recognize the urgency of the spread of Covid-19 in our local communities. Be vigilant, frequently wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, wear facial coverings, and avoid gatherings as much as possible.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

#WeAreChampionStrong

Wednesday November 18, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District received notification of one staff member that tested positive for Covid-19. Contact tracing was done. No student or staff close contacts were identified. Therefore, no quarantines were needed. A close contact in school represents a student or staff member within six feet for 15 minutes or more in a 24-hour period. If you have any questions about your child being a close contact, please call your child's school and our contact tracers will explain further.

It is important for all of us to recognize the urgency of the spread of Covid-19 in our local communities. Be vigilant when assessing symptoms each day, frequently wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, wear facial coverings, and avoid large gatherings as much as possible. If you are symptomatic, you must stay at home. If you have any further questions , please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

#WeAreChampionStrong

Tuesday November 17, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District received notification of two additional high school students and one additional middle school student that have tested positive for Covid-19. Those in close contact have been notified and advised to quarantine. A close contact in school represents a student or staff member within six feet for 15 minutes or more in a 24-hour period. If you have any questions about your child being a close contact, please call your child's school and our contact tracers will explain further.

It is important for all of us to recognize the urgency of the spread of Covid-19 in our local communities. Be vigilant when assessing symptoms each day, frequently wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, wear facial coverings, and avoid large gatherings as much as possible. If you are symptomatic, you must stay at home. If you have any further questions , please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

#WeAreChampionStrong

Attention Champion Families, 

Please take a few minutes to read this important letter from the Trumbull County Combine Health District. 

Thank you,

John Grabowski

Superintendent 

Champion Local Schools

Friday November 13, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District has received notification of two new positive student Covid-19 cases, one at the elementary school and one at the high school. The district has contact-traced all close contacts, and those identified have been advised to quarantine. A close contact in school represents a student or staff member within six feet for 15 minutes or more in a 24-hour period. If you have any questions about your child being a close contact, please call your child's school and our contact tracers will explain further.

It is important for all of us to recognize the urgency of the spread of Covid-19 in our local communities. Be vigilant when assessing symptoms each day, frequently wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, wear facial coverings, and avoid large gatherings as much as possible. If you are symptomatic, you must stay at home. If you have any further questions , please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

Champion Local Schools has received notification of two student positive cases of Covid-19 at Champion High School. Because of the new cases and exposure to a large number of students, Champion High School will be moving to 100% remote learning effective immediately through at least November 23.  All high school extracurricular activities will be cancelled while students are in the remote learning model. This closure is the direct result of outside social gatherings, and the new Covid-19 cases did not originate inside the school. Over the weekend, an event was held for students that was sponsored by parents. Attendees did not follow covid safety guidelines and were not wearing facial coverings at all times when not eating, and they did not maintain social distancing. We have yet to receive seating arrangements and names of all students who attended from the coordinators. If your child attended, they should quarantine and isolate from others until Saturday, November 21. Our Elementary and Middle Schools will remain open on the hybrid schedule, and their extracurricular activities will continue. In order to keep our schools open, each of us must double down on the essential practices to prevent the spread of the virus. These include practicing good hand hygiene, wearing a face covering, social distancing, isolating from others when sick, staying home when asked to quarantine, and most importantly avoid large gatherings. Thank you, and please stay safe!

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools Calling

Champion has recently been notified of new student cases of Covid-19 and a new staff case. Contact tracing is commencing and families are being notified. We are now in a position to begin the rapid testing system that we spoke of in the town hall meeting last week. If your child was in close contact with a student or staff member who tested positive, you will be notified and asked if you would like to participate in the rapid testing system. If your child tests negative during rapid testing,  your child will be able to remain in school during the two weeks that a typical quarantine would last. This is NOT mandatory.  All students would be tested four times during that two weeks using a non-invasive nasal swab. If they are negative they go to class and will not be quarantined from school. We have added a parent consent form in FinalForms. You do not need to sign this form now. You may make that decision to participate at a later time if it affects your child.

This rapid testing system is not a substitute for practicing good hand hygiene, wearing a face covering, avoiding large gatherings, and social distancing outside of school. 

Thank you, and stay safe.

Champion Schools has created a Covid-19 "Dashboard" that will be posted each Monday on our website and on social media which will detail any new Covid-19 cases in our schools. This information will be provided in an effort to keep all Champion families and the community informed of new cases in our learning community. These posts will be updated each week to reflect the data that Champion Schools will be submitting to the Trumbull County Health Department and will appear each Thursday when the Ohio Coronavirus Dashboard is updated by the Ohio Department of Health. 

#WeAreChampionStrong

Covid 19 Dashboard

Town Hall Recording Link

Thursday, November 5th, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District has received notification of one new positive Covid-19 case at the high school. The district has contact-traced all close contacts, and those identified were advised to quarantine.

It is important for all of us to recognize the urgency of the spread of Covid-19 in our local communities. Be vigilant when assessing symptoms each day, frequently wash your hands, use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, wear facial coverings, and avoid large gatherings as much as possible. If you are symptomatic, you must stay at home. If you have any further questions , please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District has received notification of one staff member positive Covid-19 case. The district has contact-traced all close contacts, and those identified were advised to quarantine.

We continue to stress the importance of continuing to self-assess your symptoms, frequently use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, and avoid gatherings. If you are symptomatic you are to stay at home. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

Champion Local Schools

Notice of Virtual Town Hall

Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 6:00 PM

Covid-19 rapid testing pilot program will be discussed at this virtual meeting.  Zoom invitations will be sent out at noon on Thursday by email.

Monday, November 2, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff, and Community Members:

Champion Local School District has received notification of one additional positive Covid-19 case at Champion High School. Those in contact have been notified to quarantine.

We continue to stress the importance of continuing to self-assess your symptoms, frequently use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, and avoid gatherings. If you are symptomatic you are to stay at home. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses.

Our updated district Covid-19 dashboard will be sent out later.

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent

Friday, October 30, 2020

Dear Champion Parents, Staff and Community Members:

Champion Local School District has received notification of one new positive Covid-19 case at Champion High School.  Those in contact have been notified to quarantine. 

We continue to stress the importance of continuing to self-assess your symptoms, frequently use hand sanitizer, maintain social distance, and avoid gatherings.   If you are symptomatic you are to stay at home. If you have any further questions, please feel free to email me, call my office, or call one of our school nurses. 

Sincerely,

John J. Grabowski, Superintendent.

Champion Schools has created a Covid-19 "Dashboard" that will be posted each Monday on our website and on social media which will detail any new Covid-19 cases in our schools. This information will be provided in an effort to keep all Champion families and the community informed of new cases in our learning community. These posts will be updated each week to reflect the data that Champion Schools will be submitting to the Trumbull County Health Department and will appear each Thursday when the Ohio Coronavirus Dashboard is updated by the Ohio Department of Health. 

#WeAreChampionStrong

Covid 19 Dashboard

CMS Picture Retake Days Novemeber 5th and 6th 

8am- 9am

CMS Student Council Application due Wednesday, October 28th 

Our phone system is experiencing some technical difficulties.  If you missed your conference time we will attempt to reach you at a later time. 

Watch the EPA present this award to Mr. Murduck on Wednesday October 7, at 3:05 pm on the Champion Schools Youtube Channel and Facebook Page.

LINK: https://www.myconferencetime.com/championmiddle

Please Fill out the following form to participate in the Virtual Veteran's Day event. 

https://zoom.us/rec/share/tP1zfrXcyTxIY53N-kaHcYB8JdjGX6a82yFP8qYPxU3xYig16BSMUJh-hDjNoBW5

Access Passcode: s1Buw3*Y

Here are some resources to learn how to use Google Classroom

Champion Middle School Restart Plan Hybrid Model

Champion Middle School Restart Plan Online Model

CLSD Reopening Plan

Parent Resource Guide during COVID-19

Wearing facial coverings has become an integral part of returning to school in 2020. Mrs. Bucco, one of our school nurses, reviews proper masking procedures in this video. Please watch this with your kids to help them get comfortable with the best practices for using a face covering in school. For those who wish to request an exemption you may view the entire Ohio Department of Health order and Champion Schools "Request For Waiver Under Face Coverings/Mask Policy" on our district web site.  Stay Safe Flashes! #WeAreChampionStrong #BeWellTogether    

Forms requesting bus pick-up or drop-off changes for the first day of school need turned into the board office by 2 pm on Wed., August 26. Otherwise your children are picked up exactly where they were on their last day in school last year.If you requested 100% online learning you are automatically removed from the bus list.
Complete a bus form if:Your child will not ride a bus, if you need an alternate pick up or drop off location, or if you have moved.Bus forms are available on our website or at the entryway to the board office. Call 330-847-2399 with bus questions.

Thursday, August 20, 2020
6:00 p.m. 

Items to be discussed include school reopening protocols, mask and temperature policy, attendance monitoring in remote learning situations, symptoms assessment, and tech tool enhancements. ZOOM  invitations will be sent out at noon on Thursday by email.

I wanted to begin by reminding everyone that our first offical day for students will be September 1st. We will approving the finalized calendar at our next board meeting. 

We have been receiving many calls to switch students over into 100% remote learning.  If you are still interested in doing so, we must know by 2 pm tomorrow.  If you have further questions, please call the office where your child attends.  

Just a reminder, any elementary student that has not turned in their Chromebook may do so this Tuesday and next Tuesday between the hours of 12 and 1 and 6 to 7 pm in front of the elementary school.  This is so we can clean and update them before school officially begins.  

My best to you and your families, stay safe and we remain Champion Strong!

Champion School District is pleased to work with all Trumbull County schools to develop protocols for student and staff safety in all our districts. This video will help to prepare all of our kiddos to safely ride our school buses in the fall. #WeAreChampion    #WeAreChampionStrong

Please complete our online survey if you want your child(ren) to begin the school year with 100% online learning. Here is the Survey link to access the survey. Please complete no later than Wednesday, July 29. 

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools

On Thursday of last week, Governor DeWine released recommendations from the Ohio Department of Health and the Ohio Department of Education for schools to return in the fall. We have been working on several plans for Champion Schools “Return to Learn.” We used the results of the previous surveys to help with those preliminary plans. We are now working with our stakeholders on finalizing those plans, and we will be able to share them with you in the coming weeks. Please be patient, many of the preliminary guidelines released to the schools were updated and changed as the virus spread began to grow and we need to work to align our plans to those changes.

Our best to all of you during these difficult times, stay safe and we remain Champion Strong!

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools

I wanted to remind all parents that we will be passing out food to those in need from 12-1 and 6-7 every Tuesday in front of the Elementary school.

The Transportation Survey for next school year will be available on line until Wednesday, June 10th. Please fill out the survey at www.championlocal.org/bus if you have not already done so.
 

Just a reminder, if you have not turned in your child’s chromebook, hot spot or other items for this school year, you can still drop them off Tuesdays from 12-1 and 6-7 PM in front of the Elementary School. This is the time of year where service and maintenance occurs. If they are not returned in a timely fashion we will be forced to send them out for repair and a fee will be assessed for the service.

I hope you and your family have a relaxing summer, stay safe and we all remain Champion Strong!

Here is the link and password to view the May 28th Parent Sports Meeting recording that was held on 

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools

I wanted to take a moment to remind everyone that we will be passing out food to those in need on Tuesday’s throughout the summer. We will be adjusting the times slightly. Food will be passed out now from 12-1 and 6-7 PM.

Also, we will be sending out a survey this week by email, social media and mail to help us know how many students will need transported by bus next year. No decisions for next year have been finalized. This data will help with the decision making process as guidance becomes available. 

Just a reminder, both the Middle School and High School are collecting books and chromebooks this week. Please review the dates and times to drop off your child’s items to the schools. It is very important for chromebooks to be dropped off this week so our staff can begin updating the software and prepare them for next year. 

Thank you for your continued support. Have a great night, stay safe and we remain Champion Strong!

CMS Yearbooks will not be available to students until August

Attention Parents and Families, 

Please take a few minutes to answer the questions in the survey below. We value your feedback as we continue to prepare for our students to return to school in the future. The window for the survey will close on Monday, June 1st at 12PM.

Survey Link

Chromebook Return and Item Pick-up - June 1-5 in CMS purple gym M-F from 10am-2pm and Tuesday evening 6pm-8pm. CMS doors 10 & 14 will be open to the public during those scheduled hours. Everyone must wear a mask and social distance upon entering the school.

Missing Assignments - All missing assignments must be submitted by Thursday, May 28 at 2:30pm. No assignments will be accepted after that time. Students must email their teachers to inform them of the submitted assignments.

The staff of the Champion Local School District created a video to congratulate the Class of 2020. 

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools

Champion Schools will be hosting a second town-hall meeting on Monday at 6 PM to discuss end of the year procedures, upcoming senior events and activities, and beginning discussions for next school year for all three buildings. Invitations will be sent out on Monday by email around 3 pm.

If your son/daughter has medication in the school clinic (pre k-8 or CHS), medications including forms for next school year are ready to be picked up by a parent/grandparent or responsible adult. 

Medications can be picked up at the food distributions on Tuesdays 12-2 pm or 6-7 pm. If other arrangements need to be made please email Mrs. Bucco at becky.bucco@championlocal.org.

Stay safe and have a good night. 
We are Champion Strong!

This is John Grabowski, Superintendent of Champion Local Schools
I know there are many questions that you probably have today from the Governors announcement. Our administrative team will begin working to finalize our plans for the end of the year and we will hold another town hall meeting next week to address your concerns. Please follow our facebook, instagram and school webpages for more details. 

Tonight from 8:20 to 8:40, Champion Schools will be lighting the Champion Stadium to honor the Class of 2020 from 8:20 to 8:40. The stadium will be closed, but students and families may drive around to see it. You may enter the PK-8 entrance and drive around and behind the stadium. We must maintain social distancing and no one will be allowed to get out of their cars.

We will be holding our food pick up tomorrow from 12-2 and 6-7 pm in front of the PK-8 Building. You may drop off any donations at that time as well. 
Stay Safe and have a good night. 
We are Champion Strong.

I hope everyone has had a productive week of online learning. I want to remind everyone that we have WiFi hotspots to give to families that do not have reliable internet access at home. If you would like one, please call and leave a message at 330-847-2338. Beginning next week, we will be changing our food distribution day to Tuesday from now on. Times will be the same from 12-2 and 6-7 PM. We will accept donations for the food pantry again during this same time.

I wanted to let all parents know that have lost their jobs due to the Covid-19, you can still apply for the free and reduced lunch program while we are closed on our food services website. This program can also help cover the cost for workbook and other fees through the school. I know this is not the way we had planned to spend Easter and spring break, but I hope we can all enjoy time with the ones we love together or remotely and remember that this will not last forever. My best to you and your families.  As always, we remain Champion Strong! Have a good night!

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Topic: Champion Town Hall Meeting Q & A
Date: Apr 2, 2020 06:15 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

The cloud recording is now available for those who were unable to attend.

We are working on a FAQs document and will post this in the near future. 

In light of our current situation, most cell phone plans have allowed the usage of phone data as a WIFI "hotspot". Below are instructions to help you connect your student's Chromebook to you phone's "hotspot".

Virtual Spirit Week Flyer

If you are planning to pick up food at the PK8 building please complete this form  so we can best prepare. 

Spectrum will be offering free access to broadband and wifi for students without access for 60 days.  The offer begins Monday March 16.  Those interested in enrolling are asked to call 1-844-488-8395.

We will be passing out food on Monday March 16, from 10 am - 3 pm and 6 pm - 8 pm at the PK8 building. 

Because of the social distancing measures mandated by the governor, we will postponing all recognitions at the Board Meeting on Monday night.  Champion Senior Advisory Council's Swing into Spring is cancelled.  The Champion High School Musical "Footloose" is postponed and will be rescheduled once we are back to regular school hours. 

We are asking that this Waiver form be completed and turned in for each student who would like to take a Chromebook home. The Tag number can be filled in when the Chromebook is picked up and can be found on the bottom of the Chromebook. This is not necessary to fill out for those who are already participating in the Take Home Program. 

Superintendent's Message about Student Lessons

CMS students may report to the main hallway outside the office on Monday from 10am-3pm to pick up their instruments, items from their lockers and paper versions of assignments if there is not internet access from home. Any student that needs a chromebook and charger to take home, can do so on Monday as long as an adult signs a liability waiver. If students have their chromebooks; all assignments are available on-line in teachers' Google Classrooms. Anyone who needs paper copies of assignments, but is unable to pick them up; please call the middle school office 330-847-2340.

Champion Local Schools will be closed from Friday, March 13 through April 3. Students and visitors will not be allowed into our schools today, Friday March 13 so that staff can prepare for this extended time for closed schools. An all-call and social media posts will be made later today with more details on picking up textbooks, Chromebooks, etc. for student use during the break. 

Covid-19 Information

Open Enrollment Information for 2020-2021. 

Wednesday, December 18th

Merry Grinchmas in Who-ville

December 13th

Champion Middle School 

Saturday, November 9, 2019

10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Open the link to read 8th graders' input to the Board of Education topics discussed at the Board Dialogue on October 14, 2019.

Friday, November 1, 2019 

8:40 a.m. to 9:25 a.m.

October 28 - November 1, 2019

Friday, October 18, 2019 at 8am.

College Credit Plus Information Session will be held on October 10th at 6:30 pm in the CHS auditorium

Parents and student who are interested in Dual Enrollment classes are encouraged to attend.  Information and required criteria will be presented.  College Credit Plus program directors will be here from Youngstown State University, Kent State University - Trumbull Campus, Hiram College and Eastern Gateway to answer questions. 

Winter clothing drive September 25th-October 4th. Needed items: New or gently worn hats, gloves and mittens. Winter coats for children and teens.

Clothing boxes available in the school office.

Grandparents' Day Video

Superintendent Letter regarding District Social Worker Services.

Students interested in joining Student Council may click on the link for an application.  Once completed please return to Mrs. Hrubik in room A202. 

Inter-state picture will accept online orders through 9/13/19. 

Champion Local schools offers an insurance program for the Chromebooks that students use daily in grades 4-12.  Purchasing insurance allows the student to bring their Chromebook home daily and offsets the cost of a potential repair.  The Chromebook repair form and payment may be brought to the school's main office. 

Chromebook Insurance Form

CMS Cell phone policy letter

Free Back - to - School Supplies

Saturday, August 3rd at 9 am at Champion Christian Church

Congratulations to Dave Murduck, CMS 5th grade science teacher -chosen as one of the 5 state finalists competing for State Teacher of the Year 2020.  Best of luck Dave!

CYBER SAFETY NIGHT

What Parents Need to Know

Marble Roller Coasters!

A Collaborative Math and Science Lesson 

State Board member Sarah Fowler presents CMS its “A” banner for top student achievement on state report card 
 

Authors visit CMS for workshop

Champion Schools is closed Wednesday January 30 and Thursday January 31 due to the cold temperature

CMS Annual Spelling Bee

A special art collaboration with the Butler Institute. 

CHAMPION — After reading the book “The Outsiders” by S. E. Hinton in their language arts classes, eighth-graders at Champion Middle School took part in all-day learning activity based on the book...

This month's Middle School Edition of Famous Flashes features the 5th grade students and teachers celebrating Grandparent's Day.

Please Use the Following Numbers When Calling Our Schools:

District Phone Numbers

Board of Education (330) 847-2330

Elementary School (330) 847-2315     

Middle School (330) 847-2340

High School (330) 847-2300

PK-8 School Nurse (330) 847-2310

See photos

QUICK LINK NOW AVAILABLE ON LEFT SIDE of this WEBSITE

The Trumbull County of Board of Health treated Champion Schools Detention  water basin today.  The basin is located on the new P-K property.  The Board of Health deposited a tablet  in the water basin designed to kill mosquito larvae. Should you have questions please don’t hesitate to contact Champion School Superintendent Pamela Hood at 330-847-2330 ext. 2 or at pamela.hood@neomin.org.  

Champion Newsflash from Pamela Hood, Superintendent

This afternoon, the Trumbull County Board of Health notified Champion Township that a mosquito containing the West Nile virus was found off the bike trail in Champion Township.  Champion Local Schools was then notified by the Township. Until further notice, our athletic teams will not practice or scrimmage at or near dusk/dawn, which are prime mosquito activity times. All games will move forward. All athletes, coaches, and spectators will be encouraged to use mosquito spray as a precautionary measure. Champion Township will be spraying for mosquitoes on August 28th. Champion Schools will be spraying the water detention area behind the new preK-8 construction on   Thursday,   August 9th.  

Thank you,

Pamela  Hood, Superintendent
John Grabowski, High School Principal
Heather Campbell, Middle School Principal
Alexandra Nannicola, Elementary School Principal

LINK TO TCESC REMOTE STEM PROGRAM 

Trumbull County Mental Health and Recovery Board Link

CMS Student Council Wins Recycling Drive

The second nine week interim report card will not be mailed home. Interim report cards can now be viewed on Parent Access (Progress Book).  Log into Progress Book, and look for "Report Card", located on the left side column.  Click on Report Card.  The interim grades will appear on the screen.  You can view the paper interim report card by clicking "View Paper Report Card" near the top of the screen. To view previously released report cards, click on "View Paper History". 

Honor Roll Slide Show