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Ninth grade Camelot Excel South Student Markelda Martinez’s “Outlet of Liberty” essay won the Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia’s American Freedom Essay Contest in December.  Markelda’s [...]

Megan Whitney joined the staff of Buehrle Academy in Lancaster, Pa., as an art teacher in June 2014.  A native of Lancaster, Megan earned a Bachelor’s degree in Education and Fine Arts from [...]

Andrew Hong teaches English at Chicago Excel Academy. A Baltimore native, Andrew has a Bachelor’s degree in Business Finance and English Literature and is pursuing a Master’s degree in [...]

Camelot educators are always encouraged to engage in continuing education programs when possible. Kirsten Hurley, in her first year at Philadelphia’s Camelot Academy transitional program, took [...]

Now art teachers, they shared the positive impact art has had on them (Philadelphia, PA – December 17, 2014) In 2008, Olney students Sam Rodriquez, Monica Mathieu and Jamee Grisgby were [...]

Camelot of the Quad Cities, the Quad Cities’ first-ever private therapeutic school, held its official Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting in Moline, Ill. on December 10.  The celebration brought [...]

Debra Singley is principal of Camelot’s newest school, Camelot of the Quad Cities. She comes to us with extensive knowledge and experience. In fact she agreed to postpone her planned retirement [...]

Students and tutors converge at Chester High and Widener Published in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday, November 28. Chester High School freshman Jameisha Johnson is the first to admit that [...]

Nichol Somers is now in her 6th year with Camelot.  She teaches elementary school students with social and emotional disorders at Camelot’s Oak Park, Illinois therapeutic day school. She is warm, [...]

Chicagoland’s Largest Hispanic Bilingual Newspaper, Lawndale News, published an announcement on Camelot Education’s two new accelerated schools in Chicago: Camelot Opens Two More [...]