Camden Central School District

We are just a few days away!!! The Camden High School chapter of the National Honor Society is holding its annual Fundraiser Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, March 29th! The event runs from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM in the CHS Cafeteria. Diners over 12 years old can eat for ten dollars, diners aged 6-12 are five dollars, and children under 5 are free of charge. Dine in and take out options are available! Tickets are available in advance from any NHS member, and you can also get them at the door! If you have questions, contact advisors Heidi Libertella (hlibertella@camdencsd.org) or Christina Jackson (cjackson@camdencsd.org).

7 months ago, Public Relations

Of course, of course, there was a horse! This was just one of many memorable exhibits at Tuesday's McConnellsville Learning Fair!!! https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2109939

7 months ago, Public Relations

A recent unit about seasons and weather has Miss Wood's class thinking Spring! During their unit, the class heard all about the weather in Washington DC and got to learn about the cherry blossom trees! To wrap up the unit, they completed a cherry blossom directed drawing! Happy Spring!

7 months ago, Public Relations

Enjoy a short stack to offer some tall opportunities for our students! The Camden High School chapter of the National Honor Society is holding its annual Fundraiser Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, March 29th! The event runs from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM in the CHS Cafeteria. Diners over 12 years old can eat for ten dollars, diners aged 6-12 are five dollars, and children under 5 are free of charge. Dine in and take out options are available! Tickets are available in advance from any NHS member, and you can also get them at the door! If you have questions, contact advisors Heidi Libertella (hlibertella@camdencsd.org) or Christina Jackson (cjackson@camdencsd.org).

7 months ago, Public Relations

The Camden Central School District is on a 2-hour delay for today, Monday, March 24, 2025. Morning BOCES and Pre-Kindergraten classes are canceled for today. Have a great day and be safe.

8 months ago, Camden Central School District

Tonight, our Camden High School ensembles take the stage for their 2025 Music In Our Schools Month Concert! The show starts at 7 PM at the CHS Auditorium!

8 months ago, Public Relations

The 7th grade GOAT Team and 7th Grade Baloo Team are raising funds for end-of-year activities by selling Double Good Popcorn! 50% of money earned goes directly back to the 7th grade class which allows them to have fun end-of-year events such as field trips! All orders are online, the child doesn’t have to handle any money, and the popcorn is delivered right to your door. This fundraiser goes until 8am on March 24th, so order now and don't miss out on this delicious popcorn! Mrs. Turner's homeroom - https://popup.doublegood.com/s/5llrj385 Mr. Donaleski's homeroom- https://popup.doublegood.com/s/0sj8c70k Mrs. Pfeifer's homeroom- https://popup.doublegood.com/s/03c1chm7 Mrs. Smith's homeroom - https://popup.doublegood.com/s/xtsv2035

8 months ago, Public Relations

Tonight, Wednesday, 3/19, is our Music In Our Schools Month (MIOSM) Concert for grades 7-8 at Camden Middle School!

8 months ago, Public Relations

The McConnellsville third grade Coding Club recently met to make "Leprechaun Launchers" out of their Dash Robotics kits!

8 months ago, Public Relations

8 months ago, Public Relations

It's become a rite of passage at CES. As with Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, or other creatures of legend, our younger learners are fascinated by Leprechauns at this time of year. In the days leading up to St. Patrick's Day, first grade students use their imagination to come up with elaborate traps to see if they can get a glimpse. And every year, the Leprechauns invade CES, make a mess of first grade, and slip away undetected, despite the brighter and brighter trap ideas employed by our first grade inventors. When they came in today, students saw a few things got moved around, but also found decorations for the holiday! A full story is coming soon to CamdenSchools.org. While you wait, enjoy these photos of some of our great student projects, and a few reactions from our students!

8 months ago, Public Relations

In the spirit of the holiday, Miss Scheftic's kindergarten class completed a directed drawing of a Leprechaun today!

8 months ago, Public Relations

Scheftic Kindergartners holding up drawings

The CHS Play/Musical program archive has just gotten an update! The version of the Mamma Mia program has been swapped to the original file. In addition, all CHS musicals from 2020 to 2024 are also new to the web page, as is the 2024 Fall Play "Emily Bronte: Teenage Ghost Hunter." Check it out! https://www.camdenschools.org/o/chs/page/play-and-musical-programs

8 months ago, Public Relations

Our March edition of the "Look at Me, I'm Three!" program was all about Bears! The group read "Bear Snores On" by Karma Wilson. They learned about hibernation and made "caves" out of paper bags. During the mindfulness portion of the program, our young learners went on a little "bear hunt". As always, the evening also included music from Laurie Berkner and Dr. Jean! We're excited to see how they're growing as they get closer and closer to their Pre-K eligible year! Information on next month's meeting is coming soon!

8 months ago, Public Relations

Middle school agriculture students could not get enough of RODEO WEEK in the agriculture room! Students even asked to have "roping" as an extra activity on Fridays!

8 months ago, Public Relations

At Camden Elementary, Dutch loves to rotate portions of his Pez Collection in the front hallway display case. On display right now is this awesome collection of Mini Pez he has, all the way from Japan! These are typical of the dispensers sold in the country at vending machines or in convenience stores, also referred to as Konbini. You just might recognize a few characters here!

8 months ago, Public Relations

Last week, Mrs. Calabro's 8th grade math classes had a Pi Day celebration. Friday, March 14th is set aside to observe National Pi Day, a rational educational holiday based on an irrational number. (3.141596254..........) The classes would like to thank WalMart in Rome for donating some pies for this special day, and because they were round.... students could use Pi to measure the dimensions of those pies!

8 months ago, Public Relations