Happy Youth Art Month!
Making 100 piece snack bags and sorting them out on "snack boards" is a fun 100th Day Tradition in our Elementary Schools!
From stacks of cups to building blocks, Miss Leone's kindergarteners had all the tools to make their 100th day a great one!
No matter how you stack it, or count it, Mrs. Riegler's class at CES had a memorable Thursday celebrating 100 days of school!
From filling up "Gumball Machines" on paper, to counting different objects, to licking lollipops 100 times, Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Littler's class at CES certainly gave 100 percent on the 100th day!!!
Whether it was celebrating becoming 100 days wiser, or "100 years older", Miss Stone's class had it all for the 100th day on Thursday!!!
Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Sessler's 3rd grade class at CES kicked off the 100th day of school with a special 100th day breakfast. They observed how 100 pieces of cereal looks different depending on the size of the cereal.
Celebrating 100 days is awesome, especially if you've been in school all 100 days! Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Littler were super excited to celebrate 100 days of perfect attendance for Ryan and Ryker today!
Way to go guys!
Thursday, 2/27, 2:45 PM
A message from Camden Elementary School Administration about dismissal.
EMPEY AVE AND SECOND STREET WILL BE CLOSED TO TRAFFIC THIS AFTERNOON AT DISMISSAL, DUE TO A POTENTIAL STRUCTURE COLLAPSE.
FOR ALL PARENT PICK UP : PLEASE USE THIRD STREET TO STAGE FOR PICK UP.
FOR ALL WALKER PICKUPS: PLEASE PARK NEAR RAILROAD STREET TO MEET YOUR CHILD.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING.
Whether it's celebrated with balloons, dressing like you're 100, or a counting activity, you can count on the 100th day to be special, like it is in Mrs. Cochran's 1st Grade Class at CES!
Happy 100th Day of School from the Camden Central School District!
Pre-K and Kindergarten Registrations are still being sought for the 2025-26 school year!
https://www.camdenschools.org/article/1968055
Join Connected Community Schools and CFLR for an exciting and educational family bingo night on Wednesday! Contact Connected Project Manager Valarie if you have any questions. A phone number is included in the graphic.
Join Connected Community Schools and CFLR for an exciting and educational family bingo night on Wednesday! Contact Connected Project Manager Valarie if you have any questions. A phone number is included in the graphic.
UPDATE: Student activities WILL be allowed to proceed today, including all basketball games.
The JV and Varsity Boys' Basketball teams will be in action against Holland Patent tonight at home. JV starts at 5, Varsity at 6:30. If Boys' Varsity wins tonight, they can take what is believed to be their first league title since the 1956-57 season.
The Varsity Girls' Basketball team will be at Holland Patent for a 6 PM tip. This is a Varsity only date.
For all other scheduled activities, your respective advisors will have more information on their plans for the day.
Good Morning! The Camden CSD buildings will open at 10:00 for staff today, Wednesday, 2/19/25. A decision on student activities will be made by noon. Have a great day and drive carefully.
Good Morning Blue Devils Community,
As an added note, the Village and Town of Camden have declared a Snow Emergency until the storm lifts.
They are asking everyone not to park on any street or roadway and no unnecessary travel so that all plow trucks are able to clear the snow safely.
Thank you and stay safe!
Good morning Blue Devils! Due to the inclement weather, all games, practices and rehearsals for and/or held at the Camden CSD are canceled for today, 2/17/25. Have a great day and stay warm and safe.
On Wednesday, the "Look at Me, I'm Three" meeting had an awesome February meeting!
The group had a great time listening to "Tacky the Penguin" by Helen Lester. They made a penguin craft, walked like penguins, enjoyed a snack, and finished the night with two crowd favorites: Goldfish by Laurie Berkner, and Tooty Ta by Dr. Jean.
"Look at Me, I'm Three!" is presented with the support of Ready 4 Kindergarten.
For a recent science lesson, Miss Mulvaney's first grade class made models of the big dipper!
