A Message from the CHS Yearbook Staff:
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Dear CHS families,
Today is the LAST DAY to order your yearbook (February 14th, 2025). WE WILL NOT BE ORDERING EXTRAS!!
Not sure if you ordered a book? Check this link!!!!
https://www.jostens.com/customer-service/yearbook-order-tracking
Be sure to reserve your copy today! You won’t want to miss this yearbook and all the fun memories from the school year!
Visit www.jostensyearbooks.com or call toll-free 1-877-767-5217 to order.
*Payment plans available at checkout. We have also sold out before, don’t wait!
From,
Your hard-working yearbook staff
Students have been working on this 300 piece puzzle, called Gnome Sweet Gnome, during lunches and study breaks in the CMS Media Center. Friends from Mr. Donaleski's class placed the last pieces earlier this week when they were visiting to pick out new books. 🧩
Twin Day? Valentine's Day?
How about both?!?!?!?
For a recent science lesson, Miss Mulvaney's first grade class made models of the big dipper!
Good Morning Blue Devils! The Camden Central School District is on a 2-hour delay this morning, February 14, due inclement weather conditions in the southern part of our District. AM BOCES and AM Pre-Kindergarten classes are canceled for today. Have a great day and be safe.
Mr. Crawford's Pre-K classroom has been making some great Valentine's Day art with Miss Lis!
Thanks to all in Blue Devil Nation that came up to Adirondack last night to see this awesome milestone. Isaac is now third in program history with 1,019 points. Alex Stevens is second with 1,062, and the all-time leading scorer, Ryan McCarthy, has 1,112.
With a few games left to go, it will be exciting to see where he ends up on the scoring list at season's end!
Last night, the Camden High School cafeteria was jumping with excitement as the Camden Elementary School PTO played host to its VIP Dance. CES students were encouraged to dress up and bring an important person in their life for an unforgettable night of dancing, with DJ Gary Johnson spinning his best family-friendly hits.
Thanks to all who helped to support making this happen for our students!
He needed four points, and he went and scored the first four points! Congratulations to Isaac Lynch on becoming the third Camden boys' basketball player in program history to reach the 1,000 point milestone!
Good Morning Blue Devils! The Camden CSD is closing today, 2/13/25 due to the inclement weather conditions and unsafe conditions in the northen parts of our District. Have a great day and please be safe.
Good Morning Blue Devils! The Camden CSD is on a 2-hour delay for Thursday, February 13, 2025 due to the current weather conditions. AM BOCES and AM Pre-Kindergarten classes are canceled. We will continue to monitor the weather and keep everyone updated should anything change. Have a good day.
Friendly Reminder:
There is no winter walking program during the February Recess from Monday, February 17th to Friday, February 21st.
After the break, walking returns on Monday, February 24th.
There is also no Winter Walking program on March 10th, March 12th, and March 19th. This list of dates is subject to change. The program will conclude for the season on Tuesday, April 1st.
Introducing our Camden CSD Athletes of the Week for the week spanning 2/3 to 2/10! This award is selected weekly through a peer vote at CHS.
Pedro Floge (Boys Varsity Basketball):
Pedro was nominated by his peers for being a selfless teammate and for his scoring/defensive contribution to the team over their five-game win streak. Pedro is currently second on the team in scoring and has been hitting clutch 3-point shots the whole season, most notably 5 3-pointers in a huge league win vs Central Valley Academy.
Sarah Marshall (Girls Varsity Bowling)
Her peers nominated Sarah for always being a positive teammate and for her performance in Sectionals over the weekend. Sarah was the team's top bowler with a 632 series and placed 27th amongst bowlers in all divisions and classes. This effort contributed to the team's 2nd place finish in Division 2, and 3rd place finish in Class B.
This week, the CMS Student Council is hosting Cabin Fever Spirit Week! Yesterday was Famous Couples Day and our kids rocked it! See if you know any of these dynamic duos!
Four points ahead of Proctor for the big win tonight, and four points left to hit 1,000 for Isaac Lynch.
The Blue Devils visit Adirondack on Wednesday!
Do you need any additional supplies for the upcoming Mid-Winter Recess? Are you interested in what Connected Community Schools can offer your family?
You can do all of that and more as the Camden Connected Community Schools Team presents Open HUB hours at Camden High School on Thursday, February 13th. It will run from 4 to 6 PM. Please enter from the front bus loop and bring a bag if you have one.
Valarie and DeeAmbra are your best points of contact if you have questions. Their contact information is included in the graphic.
Round 5 voting has begun in the Syracuse Area Music Awards (SAMMY) People's Choice Awards!
The Camden High School Band has advanced to the top eight in its category. Local business Good Life and local band Buffy and the Boyz are also still in their categories as well!
Vote between now and February 16th. One vote per IP address per day.
Vote: https://www.syracuseareamusic.com/peopleschoice/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIYL85leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTdCe_EDfFCfy6suIRewJgCyoQlfvkbgoDBH9_LA_Lvn4WIEVY4TKOAvag_aem_8sqaFqcQ5JUS89ZgiS-qyA
(The above link is not affiliated in any way with the Camden Central School District.)
Just pointing this out....
Boys' Basketball is back in action tonight with a TVL contest against Utica Proctor!
Isaac Lynch has 30 points to go to reach the 1,000 point milestone.
6:30 Tip Time tonight in the CHS Main Gym. JV starts at 5.
Due to inclement weather conditions, the Camden Central School District has cancelled all after-school activities for Monday, February 10th, 2025.
Five students from Camden Middle School recently had the honor of representing the Camden Central School District at the New York State School Music Association’s Zone 4 Junior High Area All-State Festival. The festival brings together students from across Oneida, Oswego, and Herkimer Counties to perform and rehearse together over a two day period.
Selection is a highly competitive process based on a student’s 2024 NYSSMA evaluation. In order to participate, a musician must rank at the top of the proficiency list for their instrument among all entries in the Zone, and receive a recommendation from their school music teacher.
Eighth grade student Max Scholz represented Camden in the Area All-State Junior Band on the Alto Saxophone.
In the Area All-State Junior Orchestra, Camden had four representatives: Eighth graders Olivia Potter, Drew Collins, and Adalyn Whitby were accompanied by seventh grader Katherine Dean to this year’s festival.
By participating, students have the opportunity to challenge themselves independently. They must prepare their music with diligent practice habits without the benefit of group rehearsals during their class time. In addition, students get to build connections and share ideas with their peers from across the area.
