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  • Community Sunday

    Discover "The Power of Us" at this year's all-school day of giving back on Sunday, May 17 from 10 am - 1 pm! We hope *ALL K-12* families will join us on the Elementary Greentop (just outside the ACAL Building) to participate in activities, support non-profit organizations, and enjoy food and music as a community. Visit campbellhall.org/communitysunday for all the exciting details.

  • Spring Extracurricular Dance Concert

    The CH Dance Company presents the Spring Extracurricular Dance Concert on Saturday, May 9 at 7 pm in Garver Gym. Featuring more than 90 dancers from grades 5-12, the show will include performances of Carnival of the Animals, Hommage, and Under the Sea. Tickets ($15 each, general admission) will go on sale here.
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The Good is Campbell Hall’s news magazine dedicated to covering people, programs, and events that reflect Campbell Hall's dynamic school community.
Published twice a year, The Good welcomes story ideas and news submissions to communications@campbellhall.org.

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