Camelot Blog

It’s not often that someone posts something on Facebook that gets more than four million views, but that’s what happened to Excel Academy of Roseland Teacher of the Year, LaShonda Carter. The [...]

Students at Camelot’s KAPS (K–8 Adaptive Pupil Services) program in Camden, NJ, have one overriding trait in common. “They all have had a lot of trauma,” says program director Megan Habbershon. [...]

At 8:00 Monday morning, in the land of the Liberty Bell public schools across the city of Philadelphia – including Camelot’s sites – ushered in the new school year by ringing bells. This opening [...]

Camelot of Escambia County has a new Director of Education, one who is already very familiar with the school in Pensacola, Florida. That’s because Leslie Travis until this year had been the [...]

Kila Washington is on her way to becoming a chef. Her recipe for moving onto culinary school included catching up and graduating from Camelot’s Excel Academy of Englewood in Chicago. Kila says [...]

When Anthony Jackson was 20 years old he experienced a life-changing event. He got shot. “After I was shot, just the look on my mother’s face changed my perspective,” Jackson said. That’s when I [...]

Camelot Chief Executive Officer Andrew Morrison issued the following statement regarding Camelot’s adherence to the Chicago Board of Education’s procurement processes: “We strongly disagree with [...]

For Tyjuan Lewis, Camelot’s Excel Academy Southwest in Chicago seemed the perfect choice for a young man who wanted to succeed but knew he was getting off track. Excel Academy Southwest is an [...]

Many alumni of Camelot schools graduate with a vision for their lives. Some return to Camelot, becoming teachers and staff members. Others move on to careers in a profession, the military or the [...]

The Richmond School Board has voted to continue its partnership with Camelot following two years of dramatic improvement in academics at Spartan Academy. The school’s math pass rate on state [...]