Click on link below to find the latest Covid-19 numbers for Campbellsville Independent Schools.

Tickets for CHS home sporting events can be purchased by clicking the button below, but please read the full guidelines and requirements in this article before purchasing.  
 

Players and Cheer Parents will have first option to purchase tickets.
 

Remaining tickets to the public will be available on Thursdays.

Campbellsville High School Athletic Department has joined in a partnership with NFHS Network in broadcasting athletic events for football, volleyball, girls and boys basketball via live streaming on the internet. All home games (9th, JV, and Varsity) will be available online for the 2020-2021 school year.

There are a couple of packages are available to purchase. Campbellsville High School Athletics will receive proceeds from your purchase. One package available costs $69.99 for an annual pass and the second package costs $10.99 per month (can cancel anytime).

Campbellsville High School is pleased to announce Keith Adkins as the Eagles Head Boys Basketball Coach.

Coach Adkins brings a world of knowledge and experience to the Eagle Basketball Program.  Adkins, considered one of the top coaches in the NAIA Division 1 of college basketball, has experienced success at three different college programs, including 16 years at Campbellsville University, 2 years at Life University (GA) and the last 2 years at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, KY.

Coach Adkins is married to Vanessa Adkins, an elementary teacher for the Campbellsville Independent School District and they have four children, Ashley and Bradley, Sarah a junior at CHS who is a member of the school’s volleyball team and Luke who is a 6^th grader at CMS and participates in basketball and baseball.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students will head back to school on Wednesday, Aug. 26, but their studies will now be online through September.

Gov. Andy Beshear recently strongly recommended that Kentucky public schools delay in-person classes until Monday, Sept. 28.

CIS Superintendent Kirby Smith discussed the recommendation with Board of Education members during their regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 10.

Campbellsville Board of Education members met in regular session on Monday, Aug. 10.

To view the meeting, please watch the video below.

Campbellsville Independent Schools’ students will again receive free supplies for the new school year.

Thanks to generous donations from many local churches and organizations, Campbellsville Elementary School PTA, CES Family Resource Center and Campbellsville Middle and High School Youth Services Center, along with their community partners, all students will receive free school supplies to use this coming year.

Campbellsville elementary, middle and high schools recently released dress codes for the 2020-2021 school year.

The dress codes outline what students can and can’t wear to school.

There are no changes to this year’s dress codes, with the exception of face masks being required.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has released its Return to School plan for the 20-21 school year.

The plan details the two learning options available for the year, tradition and virtual, and the additional safety precautions put in place.

Campbellsville Middle School students won big, once again, at this year’s National Junior Beta convention, coming home with a national officer and national champion.

Jacyln Jackson, who will be an eighth-grader this year, was elected to serve as the National Junior Beta president.

Brayden Judd, a rising seventh-grader, was named national champion in the speech contest.

Campbellsville High School recently received a sizable donation to purchase classroom supplies.

CHS officials are renovating the school’s family and consumer sciences classroom, with new flooring, kitchen stations and appliances.

Taylor County Bank recently donated $11,500 to help with the costs.

Campbellsville Middle and High School Youth Services Center has released its back to school wish list.

The center serves all CMS and CHS students, providing school supplies, clothing and more.

Campbellsville Independent Schools will begin the 2020-2021 school year on Wednesday, Aug. 26.

Board of Education members approved a new calendar on Monday, July 13, and discussed the plan to reopen schools, which will include two learning options.

Campbellsville Independent Schools has released its calendar for the 2020-2021 school year.

The first day of class will be Wednesday, Aug. 26.

There will be no early release Fridays in the 2020-2021 school year.

Campbellsville High School teacher and head football coach Dale Estes has been honored for his teaching skills.

Estes recently received Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce’s annual Educator of the Year award.

Campbellsville High School senior Malachi Corley recently became the school’s first-ever athlete to sign a letter of intent to play football at Western Kentucky University.

Corley, who was a standout basketball and football player for the Eagles, will begin classes and training at WKU this fall.

Campbellsville High School senior Isabella Osborne recently became the school’s first-ever athlete to sign a letter of intent to swim at Campbellsville University.

Osborne will begin classes and training at CU this fall.

She was recently honored in a special ceremony with family and friends.

Campbellsville High School has been named one of the top high schools in Kentucky, according to a ranking from U.S.News & World Report.

CHS is ranked 53rd in Kentucky, out of 226 schools that received rankings.

Campbellsville High School seniors were honored recently in the school’s first-ever virtual class night.

Each student was recognized and honored for their accomplishments.

Campbellsville High School senior superlatives were recently announced for the 2019-2020 school year.

Superlatives are awarded based on GPA and participation in club and other activities.

Campbellsville High School students have received awards for being “triple threats” on the athletic field.

Kentucky High School Athletic Association recently named its Triple Threat Award winners, honoring students who participate in sports year round.

With the turn of a tassel, they were graduates.

Campbellsville High School Class of 2020 made history by graduating in individual private ceremonies on Monday, May 18.

The ceremonies were filmed and compiled into the school’s first-ever virtual ceremony.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool program has recently opened its online application for the 2020-2021 school year.

Children must be ages 3 or 4 to apply to apply to attend.

To apply for the program, visit www.cville.kyschools.us and click on Campbellsville Elementary School.

Campbellsville High School recently hosted virtual class night/baccalaureate and graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020.

To view the class night and baccalaureate ceremonies, click here.

To view the graduation ceremony, click here.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020!

Campbellsville High School seniors were given a message about letting their God-driven GPS guide their lives at this year’s baccalaureate service.

The virtual service premiered on Facebook on Saturday, May 30.

CHS senior Alli Wilson introduced speaker Kevin Rafferty, who is a math teacher at the school.

Campbellsville Middle School eighth-graders were recently honored for their accomplishments this school year.

Please view this video honoring the students.

Eighth-graders, welcome to Campbellsville High School!

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool teachers recently celebrated the end of the school year with their students.

View the video below to see teachers honor their students for their accomplishments this year. 

Students, welcome to kindergarten!

Campbellsville High School senior Mikael Vaught has won a car in this year’s iGo Motors Outstanding Attendance Challenge.

In the 2019-2020 school year, CHS began a contest for students to win chances at taking home a car, simply by coming to school each day.

CHS partnered with iGo Motors to begin the attendance challenge.

Campbellsville Elementary School preschool teachers recently celebrated the end of the school year with their students.

This year's students were featured in the video below to celebrate their accomplishments.

Students, welcome to kindergarten!

Campbellsville Elementary School students will have a new principal next year.

The new principal won’t be a stranger, however, as she has spent the last 28 years teaching at CES.

CES Site-Based Decision Making Council members unanimously agreed on Tuesday, May 26, to hire Doretha Sanders for the top position at the school.

Campbellsville Elementary School fifth-graders were recently honored for their achievements during their last year as elementary students.

End of the year awards were presented in a virtual ceremony on Friday, May 22.

Campbellsville Independent Schools teachers recently received awards recognizing them for their excellent teaching skills.

Campbellsville University’s annual Excellence in Teaching Award Program ceremony was canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

However, 217 teachers – including three from CIS – received the Excellence in Teaching Award from 76 districts and/or private schools in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

CES hosts this year's fifth-grade promotion ceremony.

Congratulations to these students!

Fifth-graders, welcome to Campbellsville Middle School!

Campbellsville High School seniors Katelyn Miller and Cole Kidwell recently received a scholarship to help them continue their education.

Miller and Kidwell received the Taylor County Conservation District scholarship.

Campbellsville Middle School sixth- and seventh-grade students were honored recently with several special awards and recognitions in a virtual ceremony on Tuesday, May 19.

CMS Principal Zach Lewis congratulated students for working hard this year and reaching their goals.

They left school on March 13 as eighth-graders, but are now ready to become high school freshmen.

Campbellsville Middle School eighth-graders were honored with several special awards and recognitions in a virtual ceremony on Sunday, May 17.

Campbellsville High School boys’ basketball award winners were recently announced.

Players were recognized and honored for their performance during the 2019-2020 season.

Campbellsville Independent Schools students were recently honored for having perfect attendance in the 2019-2020 school year.

About 35 students were honored.

Campbellsville High School recently named its Leaders of the Year for the 2019-2020 school year.

Students honored are freshman Levi Dicken, sophomore Peyton Dabney, junior Abi Wiedewitsch and senior Zoe McAninch.

CMS Students and Parents:

Congratulations to sixth- and seventh-grade students for all their accomplishments this school year.

Please watch this video of our virtual awards and recognition ceremony.

Eagles, have a great summer!

CMS Students and Parents:

Congratulations to eighth-grade students for all their accomplishments this school year.

Please watch this video of our virtual awards and recognition ceremony.

Eighth-graders, welcome to high school and best of luck!

Campbellsville High School senior Lathan Cubit will continue his academic and football career this fall at Campbellsville University.

Cubit was honored recently in a special signing ceremony.

Campbellsville High School senior Tyler Gribbins will continue his academic and football career this fall at Campbellsville University.

Gribbins was honored in a special ceremony recently with family and friends.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently drew their self-portraits.

Students were asked to draw a picture of themselves, along with some of their hobbies and other activities they like.

Campbellsville High School students recently learned about cell membranes in their AP biology class.

Students in Lauren Bennett’s class talked about how a cell membrane protects a cell.

To see their studies firsthand, students performed a lab exercise with bubbles to mimic properties of a cell membrane.

Campbellsville Elementary School students recently spent what would become the last day of the year having fun together.

Students made sure their work was completed in the morning, but spent part of the afternoon playing games, reading, enjoying a nice day on the playground and having fun together.

Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarten students recently learned about how plants grow.

In Nikki Price’s class, students discussed that plants need water, air, sunlight and soil.

Campbellsville High School athletic department has created an Athletic Hall of Fame.

CHS Athletic Hall of Fame will recognize, preserve and promote the rich heritage of athletics at Campbellsville High School and the former Durham High School.