Today, February 22nd, is New York State School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! This group covers a lot of ground throughout our spacious district and is always going the extra mile for our students. Sometimes, that is literally an extra mile or more.
Interested in becoming a part of the Camden CSD transportation team? They are always looking for more dependable people who are committed to safe driving and supporting our students. Visit https://www.camdenschools.org/page/human-resources-careers-at-camden for more information on how to get started. Training for a CDL with passenger endorsement is included as part of the package.
Less than a week until the next meeting of "Look at Me, I'm Three!"
Tip time for Friday's quarterfinal has been set for 6PM at Chittenango. Admission charge at the door is $2 for adults, and $1 for students.
MOVING ON! The Blue Devils win by 26 in their first round game. Up next? The quarterfinals at Chittenango. The game will be Friday. An officially confirmed game time is coming shortly.
Unfortunately the Snowman Building events for Tuesday were cancelled, but Wednesday's Connected Community Schools activities are on!
Free Admission. Let's get this place rocking tonight!
Join Connected Community Schools for some February break fun this week!
Its playoff time! Join us on Tuesday for a Class A Boys first round game. The Blue Devils have earned the fifth seed and will battle twelfth seeded Indian River at 6 PM.
Admission is free for this first round contest.
The newly-formed Crochet Club at CMS has been having fun chatting, creating and destressing every Tuesday during 10th period in Room 159! New members of all skills are always welcome!
Camden High School art students have been preparing posters for the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster Contest!
The national organization holds this contest each year to give young people the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents and creativity, while also bringing to light the work the Auxiliary's Poppy Program does to support hospitalized and disabled veterans, while remembering those who have given their lives. The Poppy Program distributes millions of poppies each year in exchange for donations in order to accomplish these goals. National Poppy Day is held on the Friday before Memorial Day.
Seniors Pia Kochendorfer, Meaghan Conley, and Aidian Murling were celebrated as the girls' varsity bowling team held Senior Night festivities last week ahead of their match against Central Valley Academy!
Congratulations to Billy Bernabe on capturing the Giant Slalom championship at the Section III Alpine Skiing Championships earlier this week!
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Mrs. Holmes' 2nd graders at McVille are all smiles heading into the break after this week's 100 Days Celebration!
More pictures from Tuesday's Senior Night victory over VVS!
Mrs. Gonzalez's class had a ball with their 100th day activities earlier this week!
Camden schools are closed on Friday, February 16 due to poor weather conditions
The next "Look at Me, I'm Three" meeting will be held on February 28th! Remember to reach out to Mrs. Ferretti and RSVP if you are planning to bring your child.
Today, February 15th, is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
We are grateful for the dedication and professionalism of the School Patrol Officers assigned to our District by the Oneida County Sherriff's Office, and their colleagues throughout the region. Whether it's working through difficult situations when they arise, or lending a hand to a student or staff member that needs it, their presence goes a long way.
All after school activities are cancelled for Camden Schools on Thursday, February 15 due to poor weather.
Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Littler's class used candy hearts for a fun and educational Valentine's Day celebration in the classroom! They did a measuring exercise for some practice in learning about non-standard measuring units, and also did a science experiment. They dipped the hearts in soda, vinegar, and water, and were amazed when the ones in soda started moving! But why? The bubbles from the carbonation begin to attach themselves to each candy and begin lifting those candies to the top of the liquid. When the bubbles burst, the candy falls, and new bubbles begin attaching to lift it up once more.
