The Timothy P. O’Shaughnessy Foundation Announces its First Ever "Lifelong Learning" Scholars

Congratulations to Campus High School's Amanda Phanivong & Michelle Kha for being awarded two of five scholarships given by The Timothy P. O’Shaughnessy Foundation!

The Timothy P. O’Shaughnessy Foundation became the fifth private scholarship program in the nation that provides $100,000 or more in education funding for students. While the other programs are open to students nationally or internationally, the Foundation’s “Lifelong Learning Scholarship” is open exclusively to Wichita-area high-school seniors.

The Foundation chooses scholars each year from a field of two candidates from each of twenty-six Wichita-area high-schools. School counselors may nominate high-school seniors who possess a GPA of at least 3.6 or an ACT score of at least 26, in addition to embodying qualities that Timothy possessed, such as integrity, humility, a worldly interest in language and academic excellence.

Amanda Phanivong was one of two students to be awarded the $100,000 "Lifelong Learning" scholarship from the foundation. Michelle Kha was one of the three finalists that was awarded with a generous one-time scholarship of $7,500 to use at the college or university of her choice.

The Foundation was created in memory of Timothy P. O’Shaughnessy of Wichita and his curiosity for education beyond the classroom of a four-year degree. His passion for learning led him to become fluent in Mandarin, obtain a pilot’s license, travel the world, and develop deep, meaningful friendships.

Clare Blasi, president of the Foundation and Timothy’s older sister, said the scholarship involves more than tuition dollars. “We want to provide mentorship, not just support through monetary means, but to mentor and help these outstanding students in any way possible to achieve their dreams, whatever that may end up being."

For more information, please contact Claudette Glenn, Director of the Timothy P. O’Shaughnessy Foundation, at 316-943-5797, or claudette@timoshfoundation.org, or visit https://timoshfoundation.org/.

Watch Amanda's personal statement video that she included as part of her application for the O'Shaughnessy Foundation scholarship.

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Mark your calendar for the Medical Mission at Home: A Day of Free Healthcare being held on Saturday, April 18, 2020 from 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM at Holy Savior Catholic Academy and Colvin Elementary School. For more information, click on one of the buttons below.

HOBY Ambassador Selected
Campus High School is pleased to announce Alyssa Kates has been selected to represent Campus High School as the Hugh O’Brien Ambassador for the 2019-2020 school year. Alyssa was selected by a committee to attend one of 70 leadership seminars throughout the United States; last year HOBY programs took place in Canada, China, South Korea, Mexico, Philippines’, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. Over 9000 outstanding sophomores participated in seminars last year designed to provide networking and leadership skill development that focuses on the importance of community service. Alyssa will attend a seminar in summer of 2020 at Kansas State University, since 1958, more than 400,000 students have been selected to be HOBY Ambassadors. Alyssa is the daughter of Serena and James Kates. Amy Chantivong, daughter of Tane and Khamouay Chantivong of Haysville was selected as the alternate. Congratulations to both of these outstanding students.

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Session I May 26, 2020 through June 19, 2020
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Welcome Alumni!

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Campus High Named Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase School.

Campus High School has once again been recognized by the Flippen Group to receive a Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase SchoolsTM award for the 2018-2019 school year.

Through the Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools awards, the Flippen Group recognizes and celebrates campuses that go the extra mile each day, building an environment where students and staff feel safe and connected. Capturing Kids’ Hearts campuses across the country were considered for these awards based on the following criteria: 1) nomination based on observation by Flippen Group personnel, 2) level of implementation of Capturing Kids’ Hearts processes by all staff as measured by online surveys, and 3) data demonstrating that Capturing Kids’ Hearts has made a significant improvement in attendance, discipline, climate/culture, or academics.

A Flippen Group team visited each nominated campus to gather additional quantitative and qualitative data, and to interview students, teachers, administrators, and parents. They used a matrix of key measurements to gather information during the campus walk-through. Finally, an additional survey was conducted to collect feedback regarding the perceived climate and culture of the campus and its conduciveness to learning. Following this visit, the selection team reviewed all accumulated data and selected the campuses to receive the Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools awards.

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Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students can earn early release on the last day of the week by showing PRIDE:

Being Here: 5 or fewer absences
Doing Good Work: All grades A's, B's, or C's
Respecting Others: 5 or fewer discipline points

Sophomore, Junior, and Senior students who meet the criteria will be released at 2:04 on the last day of the week. Students who have earned early release will be notified on the first day of each week to allow them to talk with their guardian and arrange for transportation. Students will have a sticker in their planner that indicates whether they met the early release criteria. Students who have earned early release are not required to leave, but are allowed to stay and attend seminar. Please talk with your student and check his or her planner to see if he or she qualifies for early release.

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Kansas regulations now require that we provide all parents with notice of policies regarding Emergency Safety Interventions ("ESI''). The State of Kansas policy is available on our website and in our student handbooks. In addition, we will provide a copy of the policy at any time upon request.

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