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!
The Camden Middle School Student Council is proud to share that they significantly exceeded their food drive collection goal of 1,000 items this year! The food was given to the Camden Rotary Club for inclusion in their annual food baskets for community members that could use a hand this holiday season.
The council expresses their utmost gratitude to everyone who donated to help them make a difference!
The council expresses their utmost gratitude to everyone who donated to help them make a difference!
Mrs. Delles came ready to brighten the day at Camden High School!
Tonight, the performing ensembles of Camden High School take the stage. The show begins at 7:00 PM!
Boys' Varsity Basketball is in a close game at the half with Herkimer! The second half is just moments away!
Santa was honored to take a photo with many of our amazing staff volunteers at tonight's McVille PTO "Make and Take" event!
The CTE Holiday Festival at Camden Middle School got off to a huge start with today's agriculture session. Each participant got to plant their own mini indoor garden as part of today's event.
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.
On Saturday, Camden, NY joined thousands of communities across the country in participating in the Wreaths Across America program for a fifth consecutive year. The program seeks to honor veterans and their service with a dignified seasonal touch by laying a wreath of ten balsam bouquets at veteran gravesites across all 50 states and beyond. The program’s stated mission is to remember the fallen, honor those who have served, and teach the next generation about what those commitments mean.
Wreaths Across America takes place each December, and began with a wreathmaker in Maine who had a vision to have his surplus wreaths put to use at Arlington National Cemetery. That effort grew by leaps and bounds to ultimately become an event touching every corner of the country.
Over 300 wreaths were presented at the graves of local heroes as part of Camden’s observance, which were supplied by local donors. Several living veterans from our community were also recognized during the event.
The occasion included a heartfelt ceremony at Freedom Park, where Camden Central School District students had the honor of taking part. Junior Mikinzie Collins was selected for the ceremonial playing of “Taps”, and the Camden High School Select Choral Ensemble performed “The Star Spangled Banner”. Several CCSD students also participated in the wreath laying portion of the program, which took place at area cemeteries.
Wreaths Across America takes place each December, and began with a wreathmaker in Maine who had a vision to have his surplus wreaths put to use at Arlington National Cemetery. That effort grew by leaps and bounds to ultimately become an event touching every corner of the country.
Over 300 wreaths were presented at the graves of local heroes as part of Camden’s observance, which were supplied by local donors. Several living veterans from our community were also recognized during the event.
The occasion included a heartfelt ceremony at Freedom Park, where Camden Central School District students had the honor of taking part. Junior Mikinzie Collins was selected for the ceremonial playing of “Taps”, and the Camden High School Select Choral Ensemble performed “The Star Spangled Banner”. Several CCSD students also participated in the wreath laying portion of the program, which took place at area cemeteries.
Connected Community Schools is holding Open Hub hours on Thursday, December 18th from 4 to 6 PM at their Camden High School Hub location. Come stock up on essentials for the upcoming break, while also learning more about what Connected Community Schools can offer our families. Please enter through the front bus loop.
Any questions? Call Val at 315-271-8780!
Any questions? Call Val at 315-271-8780!
Let the games begin! Mr. Klepadlo's seventh period accounting class has started its annual Monopoly tournament this week! Along the way, they'll complete a series of questions and journal entries about their business transactions.
Our K-2 students from Camden Elementary School ROCKED their concert on Tuesday in front of a packed house!
To celebrate Computer Science Education Week, students at Camden Elementary worked on festive programming activities! Each grade level played a different coding game in the library, ranging from coding an elf to dance "Code Boogie", to figuring out proper sequencing on the "Compute It" platform.
We've had a lot of concert postponements lately, so we combined them all into one handy graphic for you! Looking forward to a great week of music and more to wrap up the 2025 portion of our school year!
The Camden Central School District has cancelled all after-school activities for Friday, December 12th, 2025.
Each December, Mrs. Guhin’s 4th grade orchestra students are given the opportunity to complete the “Jingle Bells Challenge”! Students practice 4 lines of “Jingle Bells” at home and come back prepared to play it with Mrs. Guhin.
So far, 10 students have completed the challenge and earned some fun prizes! Students have until break to play it for Mrs. Guhin and get their name on the “Jingle Bells Challenge” board near the music room!
