They say to measure twice, and cut once. While you're at it, make something you can use over and over again.
All of these things are true for students in Camden High School's Materials Processing I classes! They have been designing, constructing, and finishing these cutting boards to take home and put to good use in the kitchen. Along the way, they're mastering valuable woodworking basics that can help in home or business applications!
Someone get Todd Gordon '87 on the line..... We've got ourselves a driver!
Yellow Brick Road? Or a sidewalk on Empey Ave? When it's a Halloween parade, the answer can be both!
It was nice of Josh Allen and James Cook to stop by CES before Sunday's big game against the Dolphins. Halloween really brings out the superstars!
Registration for ALL modified winter sports is now open!
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Two performances today! Free admission! Final day to see the show!
Children are encouraged to come in costume with a special cast trick-or-treat session after the show!
Bravo! Come see this tomorrow if you can! Tip: Make sure you stay in your seats for the curtain call!
Trick or Treat! We are doing this for the kids tomorrow after both shows, too! Bring a bag or a bucket!
Opening Night is off and running!!!!
It's one thing to look the part. It's another to invest in it and play the role.
Congratulations to our Fall Play Coloring Contest Winners!!!!!!!! Drop by the concession stand to claim your prizes at any of our three shows, or they will be dropped off at school soon!!!!
Parking Advisory, Friday 11/1:
Camden High School is hosting two Section 3 Field Hockey Championship games this afternoon. The games were moved from an original start time of 5 PM to 4:30 PM to help accommodate traffic and ensure parking availability for this evening's play, which starts at 7 PM.
We are hopeful that we will have spaces opening in the parking lot around 6 PM. More spaces will progressively become available as the Field Hockey crowds depart the campus.
If needed, overflow parking is available at Manley Field. You are also free to wait there until spaces start open in the main lot if you wish to do so.
We thank you greatly for your patience, and look forward to a terrific performance this evening!
Superheroes, Supervillains, an Ear of Corn, and just about everything in between! Our Camden Elementary School students were not short on ideas during Thursday's Halloween Parade!
In honor of Veterans Day, the McConnellsville Student Council has adopted a US Army Platoon, and they are looking for your help! Students have been signing a banner in the library to send to the U.S. Army 1-10th Attack Battalion, 10th Combat Aviation Brigade from the 10th Mountain Division. The unit is based out of Watertown but is currently deployed.
In recognition of their service, the Student Council is seeking Halloween Candy donations to send alongside the banner. Whether you ended up with too much from trick-or-treating last night, have an extra bag you didn't give out last night, or just feel like doing a good deed, it's all welcome!
Contact Shelley Malenowski (smalenowski@camdencsd.org) if you have any questions!
There's no argument here..... It's time to get on with the show!
Friday is opening night for the Camden High School Drama Club's fall production, Emily Bronte: Teenage Ghost Hunter! Seasonally spooky laughs will be abundant in this family friendly horror comedy written by Don Zioldis.
Friday's show starts at 7 PM, and admission is free! Costumes are encouraged for children, who can trick or treat with the cast after the show!
This show is produced under license with Playscripts, Inc.
Students at Camden Middle School completed their annual observance of Red Ribbon Week from October 23rd to 31st. This year’s theme was “Life is a movie. Film Drug-Free.” The event highlights the importance of living a healthy, drug-free lifestyle, and presents a vital opportunity for parents, educators, and communities to reinforce the drug-free messages they share with their children throughout the year.
During Red Ribbon Week, youth and adults around the nation pledge to increase their knowledge by learning more about the destructive effects of drug abuse, including prescription drug misuse. At CMS, students also renew their commitment to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle by signing the Red Ribbon Week Pledge Banner outside of the cafeteria.
Mrs. Willson and Ms. Ash got a whole collection of beanie babies together for a group picture yesterday! While many other releases in the hobby have lost value over time, this is a one-of-a-kind set that always keeps its value!
Mrs. Willson's 6th grade homeroom had a spooktacular Halloween celebration! Students came dressed to enjoy treats and bingo during Thursday's half day schedule!
Spider ring toss, candy corn bowling, and some cool costumes.... that's the recipe for a great Halloween for Miss Wood's class at McVille!
Happy Halloween from the staff at McConnellsville!
