Camden-Frontier High School

I used to go to this school and i loved it, it was a friendly enviroment, and all the teachers were wonderful i would gladley go back but i do not live in camden any more, i live in florida

Great teachers(elliott,wammes, shwartz, rodgers and the recently former band teacher Mr. Bonjernoor). The teachers mrs. shwartz and speith are now the leaders of the 11 grade class witch usually a parent would do except no one would so the two teachers took the small amount of free time they have to help out my class we have a good art and music system really talented students we dont win alot of games sport wise but we still support them. we are surronded by cornfeilds but we are not dumb we work hard to become great things andwe try our best with our resources.
--Submitted by Sarah beem, a student

The parents need to be involved more. The extracurricular activities are on the rise. The academic level is pretty low.
--Submitted by a student

hi. i'm an exchangestudent, and i attend camden-frontier for three month now. the expectations from the teachers are really not the highest, but it depends, some more, some less. it's true that`the school is surrounded by cornfields but it's a safe environment. i think camden is a good choice! Pboy.
--Submitted by a student

Haha that was a funny review! I went to the school surrounded by cornfields for one year. I wouldn't say the all the teachers were a joke.. there were some good ones. I give the school a 6 out of ten! rock on corn huskers.. Jwin...
--Submitted by J Win, a former student

I only spent two years within the walls of Camden Frontier. In that time, I had dealt with two different teachers who did not like the fact I had a child before the school year started. It was evident in the matter of grading certain papers or what I had said during a debate during class. The students themselves were and are wonderful people, but the learning in the system left something to be desired. In my personal experience, the teachers did not challege the students, the classrooms of some were a joke. I never had any homework to bring home I got it done in class because it was fit for a 7th grader. How someone could fail a grade is beyond me. I told myself that neither one of my kids would go to Camden Frontier for that reason. I could almost guarantee that my kids would not be doing as well as they are academically if I still lived within the township.
--Submitted by R.Jo, a former student