Philadelphia City Councilwoman Cindy Bass, a strong advocate for public education funding, recently visited Camelot’s KAPS (K-7 Alternative Pupil Support) program in the city’s Germantown [...]
As part of Mentor Month, we asked Mike Nelson, also known as “Mike the Motivator,” why he thinks mentorship is so important for the Camelot students. Nelson, 29, has spoken and inspired students [...]
Andrew Maxwell, Executive Director at Camelot Academy of Escambia in Pensacola, Florida, has been selected by Pensacola’s Inweekly magazine as a “Rising Star” in 2019. The recognition is a [...]
Teachers and staff at Camelot Education schools mentor students in innovative and creative ways that prepare them to become responsible young adults. Ray Strickland, executive director of Spartan [...]
One of the big roles teachers play is that of a mentor. In mentoring middle school students, that includes helping students choose the high school that best suits their needs. Middle school [...]
January is National Mentoring Month and for many students attending Camelot schools, mentoring has proven to be invaluable in uplifting young men and women and helping them to see their true [...]
Fridays have become very fancy at Camelot of the Quad Cities. High school teacher Regina Knobloch, looking for ways to encourage progress among her students at the therapeutic school in Moline, [...]
Officials from Genoa, IL, joined with leaders from Camelot Education on December 12th to celebrate the new location of Camelot’s Northwest Center for Autism. The school moved to Genoa from [...]
Colby Chapman, Director of Student Services at Camelot’s Southwest Campus in Chicago, is among 30 Chicago women being recognized by Women Empowered for Civic Engagement (WECE) for making an [...]
What started out as a weekly yoga class for staff at Camelot KAPS in Philadelphia has turned into a very useful tool for students. Every Thursday morning at 7:15 some members of the staff gather [...]
