Camelot Blog

Students from Camelot of Bourbonnais participated in the Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School (BBCHS)’s  Third Annual Boilermaker Fall Games on October 3rd. The event brought together [...]

Kenicha Dorvil, a Phoenix Academy graduate, currently holds the title of Miss Port-au-Prince International 2017, and was recently named First Runner Up for Miss Haiti International 2016. She [...]

Joy Bazzle, Richey Academy’s Teacher of the Year for 2015, has never allowed herself to be defeated by adversity and the trials of life. It’s an attitude and perspective she brings to her [...]

Camelot Education, a national education leader serving the needs of alternative and special needs students, is offering Chicago students from the ages 16-21 who are overage and under-credited an [...]

When Melita Johnson saw her daughter Nia Ali cross the finish line in the Women’s 100 Meter Hurdles during the 2016 U.S. Olympics, her sense of pride, joy and elation was overwhelming. [...]

(Pensacola, FL—August 24, 2016)—At Camelot Academy of Escambia County, the new school year brings with it a new Executive Director, Andrew Maxwell, and also a new program that will help vulnerable [...]

As thousands of athletes from across the country wind down their 2016 Summer Olympics experience, we caught up with Camelot KAPS teacher Jenne Scholz (formerly Jenne Daley) to talk about her [...]

While school’s out for most by mid-June, the 2015-16 school year has not yet ended at some Camelot campuses. In fact, all seven of Camelot’s Therapeutic Day Schools in Illinois continue with [...]

Camelot Education is recruiting creative, compassionate, caring educators to join our staff, eager to help our students in grades 6-12 excel academically and achieve post-secondary success. [...]

On June 17th, more than 230 Camelot students on Chicago’s South Side graduated with degrees, and Chicago’s ABC 7 was on hand to document the ceremony. Reporter Judy Hsu reported on the day, and [...]