Twas the week before Christmas in Miss Archibee's ceramics, three snow days in the way set in a panic. Yet with clay-covered hands and determination so strong, the students worked undeterred, finishing trees all week long!
The CES Intervention Team is dressed to the nines for today's assembly!
All Aboard! Our CES Holiday Assembly is about to begin, and this year features a Polar Express theme!
We don't know if there'll be snow.... but have a cup of cheer!
Students in 8th grade agriculture designed and spread "cups of joy" to CMS staff last week! Each group of students got to choose an educator in the building to surprise with a floral arrangement and a sweet note! The flowers were donated from local funeral homes and the supplies used to create the floral arrangements came from a grant provided by the Tuthill foundation.
The students were beyond excited to spread joy and create some beautiful floral masterpieces!
Students in 8th grade agriculture designed and spread "cups of joy" to CMS staff last week! Each group of students got to choose an educator in the building to surprise with a floral arrangement and a sweet note! The flowers were donated from local funeral homes and the supplies used to create the floral arrangements came from a grant provided by the Tuthill foundation.
The students were beyond excited to spread joy and create some beautiful floral masterpieces!
Check out these ornaments from our CES Kindergarten Classes!
Blue Devils - Whether your celebration has taken place, is happening now, or is still to come. we wish you the best one yet!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Congratulations to the boys varsity bowling team on their win against New Hartford last night. Total pinfall was Camden 2784, New Hartford 2426.
Camden was led by Ayden Gerow with games of 216 and 225 and a 637 series. Also turning in strong performances were Braylon Lyke with a 200 game and a 589 series, Garrett Grinnell with a 224 game and a 535 series and Alex Lallier with a 200 game and a 530 series. NH was led by JP Lazzaro with games of 257 and 244 and a 690 series.
With the win Camden improves to 4-1 on the season. They are in action against CNS on Monday.
Way to go, guys!
Camden was led by Ayden Gerow with games of 216 and 225 and a 637 series. Also turning in strong performances were Braylon Lyke with a 200 game and a 589 series, Garrett Grinnell with a 224 game and a 535 series and Alex Lallier with a 200 game and a 530 series. NH was led by JP Lazzaro with games of 257 and 244 and a 690 series.
With the win Camden improves to 4-1 on the season. They are in action against CNS on Monday.
Way to go, guys!
The WCHS News Class is working on their holiday special as we speak!
The CHS Drama Club took a trip to Syracuse Stage today for a performance of "A Christmas Story!"
From exciting holiday crafts, to story time, to a picture with the man himself, this week's "Make and Take" event at McConnellsville was one to remember! Thanks to the McVille PTO, Connected Community Schools, and our awesome staff volunteers for putting together a great evening!
On Tuesday, first grade students at Camden Elementary School worked together to spread joy by making wreaths for residents at the Bethany Gardens Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility in Rome.
The height of festive fashion is on display at CHS!
Some of the oldest and youngest learners at Camden Elementary School came together for another festive activity this week, as Mrs. Poulin's fourth grade and Mrs. Riegler's kindergarten class gathered in the cafeteria to build gingerbread houses! The older students were happy to work with their Kindergarten friends, and they all built plenty of core memories to go with each house!
The third and final day of the CTE Holiday Festival at Camden Middle School took fifth grade students to the technology room for a wooden ornament decorating experience with Mr. Hickey! With the help of Mrs. Evans and Miss Bond, students decked out some new tree decorations while also learning about the technology classes they'll take later in middle school! Mr. Hickey also gave them a tour of the room and the various tools they'll get to use.
Adding an extra festive touch was a visit from the CMS Kindness Club, who swung by to hand out some candy grams!
Created for fifth grade students, the CTE Holiday Festival is a three-day event intended to expose the youngest learners at Camden Middle School to the opportunities available in the areas of agriculture, technology, and home & careers.
Adding an extra festive touch was a visit from the CMS Kindness Club, who swung by to hand out some candy grams!
Created for fifth grade students, the CTE Holiday Festival is a three-day event intended to expose the youngest learners at Camden Middle School to the opportunities available in the areas of agriculture, technology, and home & careers.
These beautiful festive floral arrangements will make their way into the hands of some staff members soon! Mrs. Evans and her floral design students at CMS created these magnificent pieces by repurposing floral donations from area funeral homes!
The second day of the CTE Holiday Festival at CMS featured a festive cookie decorating activity with our Home and Careers teacher, Miss Bond! Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Riolo pitched in to help make a great event out of a very short period of time. We're just heading over to CMS now to see today's session with Mr. Hickey in the Tech room! Stay tuned to see what we find!
Created for fifth grade students, the CTE Holiday Festival is a three-day event intended to expose the youngest learners at Camden Middle School to the opportunities available in the areas of agriculture, technology, and home & careers.
Created for fifth grade students, the CTE Holiday Festival is a three-day event intended to expose the youngest learners at Camden Middle School to the opportunities available in the areas of agriculture, technology, and home & careers.
Our December concert season closes tonight with our Grade 7 and 8 ensembles at Camden Middle School! 7 PM start.
There will be NO Winter Walking program for Wednesday evening because of the concert. We appreciate your understanding!
The "Sing-Along" portion of our McVille Grade 3-4 concert had some top-notch percussion accompanists as Mrs. Zangrilli and Mr. Evangelist joined our students and audience in Jingle Bells! Next stop, Carnegie Hall?
After two school closures delayed them, our McConnellsville Elementary School concerts were certainly worth the wait! A special 'thank you' to our attending families for their patience and flexibility, our performers for staying ready and doing a fantastic job, and to our McConnellsville and CHS staff members that made everything work with re-schedules!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from CES Room 38, Miss Stone's Class!
