The Camden Central School District is looking for part-time tutors to work with students in need of additional support, or who may be absent for extended periods. This is a great opportunity for newly certified teachers to gain experience, or for retirees. Internal and external candidates are welcome to apply. Questions can be directed to Kelly Eveleth at keveleth@camdencsd.org.
Click the following link to apply. A paper application is also available on the Human Resources page on our website.
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We are looking to fill two regular part-time positions in the role of Food Service Helper, and continually seeking substitute candidates! Come be part of our District food service team and make a difference for our students each day.
Our permanent positions are for five hour shifts every school day. Substitutes would enter a pool to have the opportunity to work on an on-call basis.
Apply through the Oneida County Civil Service portal at https://oneida-portal.mycivilservice.com/otheropp. Be sure to select "Camden Central Schools" when you do.
Questions about this position can be directed to Kelly Eveleth at keveleth@camdencsd.org.
To celebrate Computer Science Education week, students in all grade levels at Camden Elementary learned a little about coding. They had fun and learned while playing various online coding games such as "Code Boogie".
Mrs. Willson's homeroom has been celebrating the season with a hot chocolate bar each week during their homeroom period. Happy Holidays from CMS Room 214!
CMS 6th grade teachers and students recently got to experience live professional theater firsthand when they attended a production of "A Christmas Carol" at Syracuse Stage!
Images from Wednesday's season-opening win for the girls' varsity basketball team! The Blue Devils won 38-34 over Carthage, fueled by a 22 point night from senior guard Emily Bird. Skylynn Kilgore added six points, and Layla Killino tacked on five for Camden.
Congratulations to our McConnellsville Elementary School performers on great shows at today's holiday concerts! Our own Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, Jason Evangelist, stopped by to lend a hand and his musical talents as part of the festivities.
Congratulations are in order for the Camden Boys Varsity Basketball team. The Blue Devils are 2-0 to start the year after defeating Carthage and Watertown to win the Watertown Tournament last weekend. Ryan Leos averaged 18.5 points per game to lead Camden. Camden plays its first home game, and first TVL game this Friday when the Blue Devils host CVA at the JV and Varsity levels.
Last chance! Get those CES Student Council Food Drive donations in!
Did you know that CHS Student-Athletes can play ice hockey? It's possible through an arrangement with the Mohawk Valley Jugglers program, which is a regional co-op team for players across the area whose schools do not sponsor their own team. If you have the chance to do so, come on out and support CHS student-athletes Brodie and Evan Buckingham this winter!
Camden Middle School's Grade 6 Holiday Concert is tonight!
Mrs. Gonzalez's first grade classroom has been fortunate enough to have volunteer guest readers over past month, and students have enjoyed this very much!
Student Aurora Johnson has really enjoyed the experience, in large part because it has become an activity for her family to enjoy! Her mom, dad, sister and grandmother were all able to make an appearance!
The class is thankful to all of its guest readers, and they look forward to having more readers in the classroom soon!
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The Girls' Varsity Wrestling team picked up a fourth place team finish at the Andersen tournament hosted by CNS this past weekend!
The following Blue Devils secured podium finishes in their classifications.
McKenzie Aldridge - 2nd
Aziyah Calderon - 3rd
Abigail Hebble - 4th
Astro Johnson - 4th
Peyton Kelley - 3rd
Rylie Meagher - 5th
Great start, team!
Congratulations to the boys' varsity bowling team for winning their home tournament over the weekend! The Blue Devils achieved a team score of 2,708 to take top honors.
Students in Mrs. Malenowski's 2nd grade IFA reading group at McConnellsville have been studying the Northeastern States this fall. They finished learning about Pennsylvania last week, and they made Liberty Bells out of recyclables and other materials as part of a themed STEM challenge to celebrate their new knowledge of our neighbors to the south!
CMS Student Council is excited to announce their annual Food Drive, where the school community comes together to make a positive impact on the lives of those facing food insecurity in our community. The Food Drive will be held December 1-15, and they'd love your help in making a difference! Contact advisors Brianne Willson (bwillson@camdencsd.org) or Christina Ash (cash@camdencsd.org) if you have questions.
The CMS Agriculture classroom has a new friend! Say hello to Bambi! Bambi is a 2 month old Flemish Giant rabbit!
Let's take a moment to recognize CES Student Paisleigh Boyd and her family for their incredibly generous donation of 150 hats and gloves to any student in need at Camden Elementary!
Paisleigh said she wanted to help all the kids who needed gloves and hats. What a thoughtful gift for the season, and one that will be of great use in the months ahead!
After studying about indigenous cultures and the environments they built their societies in, Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Pulizzi's 4th grade classes at CES attended a field trip to the Shako:wi Cultural Center in Oneida. They learned about how the original five nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy came together, why the Tuscaroras joined later and then they were able to create their own no face dolls using corn silk!
