Middle School Week at a Glance

Announcements

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  • Reminders: After-School Activity Participation + Early Pickups

    As you prepare to return from spring break, please take note of these important reminders:
    • As outlined in the Middle School Student Handbook, students must attend at least two (2) full classes (half the school day) on a given day in order to be eligible to participate in after-school athletics, performing arts, or any other extracurricular activities on that day.
    • If you have made arrangements to pick up your student early from school, they must have a yellow pass from the middle school office in order for you to be allowed to exit campus. Students are reminded to pick up their passes from the office prior to their departure. Students leaving from the Health Center will be issued a pass directly by the Health Center.

  • Purchase Tickets to the Bagpiper’s Ball!

    You’re invited to The Sunset Gala on Saturday, May 2 at 6 pm at the Hollywood Palladium! Featuring Joel McHale and dancing to the sounds of Blueprint, a West Coast Music band, it’s going to be an unforgettable evening that you don’t want to miss. Click here to become a sponsor, purchase tickets, or learn about donating an auction item. Join the Sunset Gala glow and be part of supporting Campbell Hall Financial Aid.

  • Middle School Book Week is Coming Soon!

    Middle School Book week will take place during the week of April 20-24. Best-selling author Gordon Korman will be presenting to all middle school students on Tuesday, April 21 at 12:15 pm (during advisory time) in Garver Gym.

    We are offering two titles for sale at a discounted rate for Campbell Hall students, and you have the option of having the book signed by Mr. Korman. Please do not bring books from home for signing; he will be pre-signing books for distribution.

    Please click here to read summaries of the books for sale (middle school titles are at the end), and click here to purchase books. This year, book ordering will be online only and you must pay by credit card. Quantities are limited, and we will fulfill orders on a first-come, first-served basis. Get your orders in early! All book orders are due by Thursday, April 16.
     
    In addition, there are optional activities all week for students to enjoy, including Book Bingo, Blackout Poetry, Designing Book Covers, Six Word Book Reviews, Poetry Bank, and First Line Friday.

    If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Lutzky, Middle School Librarian & Library Director.

  • Friday Flight: Tequila + Tacos Party Book Event

    Wrap up the first week back from spring break at Tequila Flight and Tacos on Friday, April 10 at 7 pm! Featuring an opportunity to taste a variety of tequilas alongside mouthwatering tacos, nachos, and more, this Party Book event is the perfect way to wind down after a busy week. Click here to register.

  • Calling High School Dancers + Musicians for 2026-27!

    Current 8th grade (rising 9th grade) students are encouraged to take note of the following dance and music audition requirements for the 2026-27 school year.

    High School Dance Placement Requirements
    CH dancers who want to join a dance class and those who want to switch or add genres should review the Secondary Dance Program Placement Information page to familiarize themselves with the audition requirements, which include:
    • Complete the dance questionnaire
    • Submit a video or attend the Dance Placement Class Audition on Saturday, April 25
    High School Music Placement Requirements
    Musicians should review the Instrumental Music Placement Information page and submit all required materials by Friday, April 17. Auditions are required for:
    • Guitarists
    • Bassists
    • Pianists
    • Vocalists
    • Drum Set Players
    • Steel Drummers
    • World Drummers
    • Recording Arts + Production

  • Hit the Courts for a Common Interest Community Tennis Mixer

    Calling all tennis players! Join fellow CH community members at the next Common Interest Community Tennis Mixer on Saturday, April 11 from 8:30 - 10:00 am at the Viking Tennis Center. RSVP here by Sunday, April 5 to hit the courts with tennis pros. ($45 per participant will cover the cost of the tennis pro on each court; this is not a fundraiser.) Participants will be grouped by level for Liveball style clinics on each court. If you have any questions, please email Catie Langston (P ’27 & ’30).

  • Sign Up Today for the April 18 Parent Meditation Retreat

    Registration remains open for the annual Parent Meditation Group retreat to be held on Saturday, April 18 from 10 am - 4 pm in the Nathanson-Swiger Chapel and Spiritual Center. The day will include a sound bath, guided meditation, movement, and a labyrinth walk. The retreat is offered on a donation basis, with contributions going directly to facilitator Kelly Barron. Space is limited. To register, please email Katie Bull.

  • 2026-27 Course Scheduling Presentations for Current 8th Graders

    Current 8th grade (rising 9th grade) families are invited to attend a pre-scheduling presentation which will provide key steps and considerations to help you and your student navigate the scheduling process with confidence. The program is designed for parents, equipping you with insights needed to engage in meaningful conversations and support your student in making informed academic choices. Please join us at one of the events below for the most up-to-date information:
    Wednesday, April 15 // 6:00 - 7:00 pm // Carsey Gallery // RSVP here OR
    Wednesday, April 29 // 6:30 - 7:30 pm // Via Zoom

  • College Athletic Recruiting Information Night on April 22

    Families with student-athletes are invited to a College Athletic Recruiting Information Night on Wednesday, April 22 at 6 pm via Zoom, a session designed to provide comprehensive guidance for navigating the college recruitment process. We will be joined by a panel of four distinguished speakers, including coaches and representatives from highly selective Division I and Division III institutions across various sports. Key topics will include:
    • The overall college athletic recruiting timeline and process
    • NCAA academic eligibility standards
    • The impact of the transfer portal on college recruitment strategies
    • Actionable steps high school students can take now to effectively engage with college coaches
    Families can click here to submit questions to the guest panel ahead of time.

    This session will not be recorded. If you have any questions, please contact Kimberly Oden, Associate Director of College Counseling.
  • Parent Meditation Group Parent Meditation Group
    Annual Retreat
    April 18 // 10 am - 4 pm
    On Campus
    Restore, rejuvenate, and revitalize at this annual day of retreat. Click here to RSVP.
  • 6th Grade Exhibition 6th Grade Exhibition
    Identity Project
    March 17 – April 24
    CH Gallery (AEC 7122)
    Come view the 6th grade artwork!
  • CH Summer CH Summer
    Register Today!
    Don't miss out on great summer programs. Click here for info, and remember to invite your friends!
  • Bagpiper's Ball Bagpiper's Ball
    The Sunset Gala
    May 2 // 6 pm
    Hollywood Palladium
    Become a sponsor, purchase tickets, or donate an auction item!
  • Community Sunday Community Sunday
    Save the Date!
    May 17 // 10 am - 1 pm
    Join us for a day of service outreach for all K-12 families. More info coming soon!
  • CH NOW CH NOW
    Your Direct Impact
    Your gift directly supports the teachers, programs, and resources that make Campbell Hall an exceptional place to learn and grow. Donate today!
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Monday, April 6

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  • School Resumes – Welcome Back!

  • Blue Day (A, B, C, D)

  • Lunch

    11:35 am

  • Chapel: Easter

    12:15 pm // Garver Gym // All are welcome!
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  • CH Athletics Schedule

    To view up-to-date game and practice details, visit the Athletics website.

Tuesday, April 7

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  • Gold Day (E, F, G, H)

  • In-Person Parent Meditation Group Meeting

    9 am // Off Campus // RSVP to Katie Bull to receive location details. // Click here to learn more.

  • Lunch

    11:35 am

  • Advisor Group

    12:15 pm

  • CH Athletics Schedule

    To view up-to-date game and practice details, visit the Athletics website.

Wednesday, April 8

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  • 9:30 am Start

  • Blue Day (B, C, D, A)

  • Lunch

    12:15 pm

  • Party Book: The Ultimate Cookbook Dinner Party

    6:30 pm // Sold out! Email for waitlist options.

  • CH Athletics Schedule

    To view up-to-date game and practice details, visit the Athletics website.

Thursday, April 9

List of 5 items.

  • Gold Day (F, G, H, E)

  • Community Eucharist

    7:45 - 8:05 am // Nathanson-Swiger Chapel and Spiritual Center // All are welcome!

  • Lunch

    11:35 am

  • Chapel: Passover

    12:15 pm // Garver Gym // All are welcome!
    Read More

  • CH Athletics Schedule

    To view up-to-date game and practice details, visit the Athletics website.

Friday, April 10

List of 5 items.

  • Blue Day (C, D, A, B)

  • Lunch

    11:35 am

  • Advisor Group

    12:15 pm

  • Party Book: Tequila Flight and Tacos

    7 - 9 pm // Click here to register.

  • CH Athletics Schedule

    To view up-to-date game and practice details, visit the Athletics website.

Upcoming Dates

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  • Now – April 24

    10 am - 4 pm // 6th Grade Identity Project // CH Gallery (AEC 7122)
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  • Saturday, April 11

    8:30 - 10:00 am // Common Interest Community Tennis Mixer // Viking Tennis Center // RSVP here

  • Monday, April 13

    Deadline for Bagpiper’s Ball auction item donations // Info here 

  • Wednesday, April 15

    6:00 - 7:00 pm // 2026-27 Course Scheduling Presentation for Current 8th Grade Families // Carsey Gallery // RSVP here
    Read More

  • Thursday, April 16

    9:15 - 10:30 am // K-12 Parent Roundtable Hosted by the Parents’ Association, DEIJ, and Parent Ed + Human Development // Boardroom (ACAL Building, 3rd Floor) + Zoom (link to follow)

  • Thursday, April 16

    Middle School Book Week 2026 order form deadline // Read book summaries here + order books here

  • Friday, April 17

    High school music placement audition deadline for 2026-27 // Info here

  • Saturday, April 18

    10 am - 4 pm // Parent Meditation Group Annual Retreat // Nathanson-Swiger Chapel and Spiritual Center // RSVP here
    Read More

  • April 20-24

    Middle School Book Week 2026
    Read More

  • Wednesday, April 22

    6 pm // College Athletic Recruiting Information Night // Zoom
    Read More

  • Saturday, April 25

    High school dance placement class + audition deadline for 2026-27 // Info here

  • Wednesday, April 29

    5:30 - 7:00 pm // CHAI Symposium // Carsey Gallery + Greentop Playground // Details to follow

  • Wednesday, April 29

    6:30 - 7:30 pm // 2026-27 Course Scheduling Presentation for Current 8th Grade Families // Zoom
    Read More

  • Saturday, May 2

    6 pm // 70th Annual Bagpiper’s Ball // Hollywood Palladium // Become a sponsor here

  • Tuesday, May 5

    9 am // In-person Parent Meditation Group meeting with Special Guest Ofosu Jones-Quartey // Off campus // RSVP here

  • Saturday, May 9

    5 - 8 pm // Party Book: Mothers Who Mahj! // Sold out! Email for waitlist options

  • Sunday, May 17

    10 am - 1 pm // Community Sunday // CH Campus // Details to follow

  • Tuesday, May 19

    6 pm // Parents’ Association Meeting // Zoom

  • Monday, May 25

    School holiday: Memorial Day

  • CH Café Special Menu

    View menu here

  • 2025-26 Key Dates

    View the 2025-26 Key Dates

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