There’s a lot to celebrate as our Cardinals continue to represent Camden Fairview with excellence across multiple student organizations.

At the FBLA State Leadership Conference in Little Rock, our students competed in 10 events and advanced to the final rounds, earning four Top 10 finishes — including two National qualifiers:

We also celebrate our FCCLA students, who earned Silver at the State Conference in the Interior Design STAR Event:

From business and leadership to career and technical excellence, our students continue to show what’s possible through hard work, preparation, and pride in representing Cardinal Nation.

#WeAreCamdenFairview #EveryCardinalEveryDay #CardinalsSoar

The CF 4-H/FFA Show Team Interest meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday April 16, 2026 at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be held in the CFHS Agri classroom. 

Senior families, mark your calendars for our Camden Fairview High School College and Career Signing Day! Signing Day will take place on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 , 9:00 AM in the CFHS Gym. We can't wait to celebrate the next steps toward success for the Class of 2026! 

Our Rocket High Senior Celebration is on April 30 at 6:00 PM in the Rocket Arena. This special event brings us together to recognize and celebrate seniors who receive concurrent credit through AP English classes, AP History classes, 1st/2nd Semester Music Appreciation classes, 1st/2nd Semester College Algebra classes, and SAU Tech Career Academy. We're excited to celebrate their achievements and their dedication as Rocket High students! During the ceremony, Early College students who have earned concurrent credit will receive their cords on stage. Career Academy students who have completed a certificate of proficiency will be presented with their stoles and certificates. 

Seniors: next week is final week to order your cap & gown! Please see principals or Mrs. Wooten by Tuesday if you need to a cap & gown for May's graduation. Also any senior who has a parent or guardian that is a clergy/minister, please let Mrs. Wooten or principals know ASAP as we prepare for the Baccalaureate Ceremony.

Juniors and seniors interested in improving their interview skills should sign up to attend an Interview Workshop on April 14. The sign-up list and permission slip are in the counseling center. Students will ride the bus to and from the workshop at SAU Tech. 

Varsity Boys Basketball Tryouts will be May 26, 2026 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the CFHS Gym. Please note that all players must have a current physical on file and wear proper athletic attire to participate in tryouts.

Varsity Volleyball Tryouts will be held on May 4th, 2026 from 5:15 PM – 6:30 PM in the CFHS Gym.  Please note that all players must have a current physical on file and wear proper athletic attire to participate in tryouts.

Senior & Sophomore Young Ladies interested in the Les Jeune Amies’ Debutantes Cotillion should see Mrs. Wooten to sign the interest list. The Debutantes Ball is being planned for December 2026.

Cardinal Family, ATLAS testing begins this week, and this is your time to shine! This is more than just a test: it’s an opportunity to demonstrate your growth, your hard work, and everything you’ve learned throughout the year.

To our students: You are prepared. You are capable. You are ready. Trust yourself, take your time, and give your absolute best effort. Remember, success is not just about the score; it’s about showing progress, perseverance, and pride in your work. 

Let’s focus on the fundamentals this week: Get a good night’s rest, arrive on time and ready, stay focused and give your best effort,  and encourage one another  Let’s go show what we know!

There are daily incentives involved for testing! In order for students to receive a ticket for testing, they must demonstrate the following:

Students will have the opportunity to earn a special Activity Pass by consistently demonstrating positive testing behaviors throughout the ATLAS testing period this entire week. To earn the Activity Pass, students must:

Students who meet these expectations will qualify to participate in a special incentive activity in the near future.

Ready for the ultimate test incentive?! Students who make a 3 or 4 on any of the summative ATLAS tests this week will receive an automatic semester exam test exemption!

Project H.E.A.R.T. (Health, Education, Advocacy, Reflection, Technology) is a FREE mini-medical camp sponsored by NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine-Arkansas.  Project H.E.A.R.T. engages with high school students going into 11th or 12th grade for the 2026-2027 year.  Dates and locations for this year’s Project H.E.A.R.T. are June 3-6 in Arkadelphia at Henderson State University and June 15-18 in Jonesboro at Arkansas State University & NYITCOM. Students who have an interest in careers in the medical field, what resources are available to support their journey, and experiencing an immersive, summer program should apply. The program is an overnight, residential camp. Program acceptance covers housing, food, and all activity fees; students are responsible for transportation to and from camp at identified times Students must submit their completed application by Friday, April 10, 2026. Please see your counselor for more information. 

The University of Arkansas School of Art is accepting applications for its seventh annual Summer Arts Workshop. This is a free, weeklong residential program designed for high school students focused on studio art, creative development, and college preparation. Students will live on campus from Sunday, June 14, through Friday, June 19, 2026, and participate in studio courses in School of Art facilities. See the Counseling Center for details.

📅 Monday, April 13

Cardinal fans, it’s your chance to catch our track student-athletes in action at home during the Camden Fairview Relays!

3:30 PM — Field events begin. Running events follow.

Come out and support our Cardinals as they compete at home this week!

Spring Sports schedules are now available online - check out the Cardinal Athletics page for all 7th through 12th grade athletic schedules!

At CFHS, we are committed to creating a safe, purpose-driven, and student-centered environment that ensures learning for all. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us. Classroom concerns should always be shared with your child's teacher first.

You can reach out to CFHS administrators in the following ways:

“Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.