Camden Student Wins Logo Contest:
The Camden Central School District Board of Education created the following Vision Statement: They wanted to create a logo that depicted what the vision statement meant.
"Camden School District strives to be the heart of our communities where students come first."
The Board held a contest for a logo that depicted the vision statement. Delainey Hebble, a senior at Camden High School, won the logo contest. She is in the picture with Chamber of Commerce Representative Joan Osborne and President of the Camden Chamber Michael Takacs. Delainey is holding the the framed logo she created that won the logo contest.
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Now Accepting Bids for the Former Annsville Elementary:
Sealed bids being accepted for the former Annsville Elementary School:
9374 Main Street
Taberg/Annsville New York
9.56 Acres
528 feet Road Frontage
38,021square foot school building
Municipal water and sewer
Call 315-245-1024 to schedule an inspection of building.
Sealed Bids being accepted at:
The Camden Central School District Office
51 Third Street
Camden, New York 13316
Bid Opening is at1:00 p.m. on August 27, 2019
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
District Clerk : Karl Keil
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Congratulations to the Class of 2019!:
Camden High School's 131st commencement was held on Friday, June 28th with the graduation of the Class of 2019. 158 Seniors graduated, with the majority of students planning to attend a college or university. Please click here for a slideshow of the ceremony.
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2019 Baccalaureate Service:
A Baccalaureate Service is a beautiful tradition in our community that recognizes the Graduating Class of 2019. This event for Seniors and their families features many inspirational speakers, music, and alumni from Camden Central School District. This is a special opportunity for our community to come together to honor our Senior Class.
Click here to view pictures from the service that was held on Thursday, June 27th in the Camden High School Auditorium.
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Girls on the Run!:
The Camden Elementary Girls on the Run team completed their program by running a 5k race at Onondaga Community College on Friday, June 14th! The 15 third and fourth grade girls ran with friends, family and all the other Girls on the Run teams in the surrounding area! Girls on the Run is a program that inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident while using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running to help girls know and activate their limitless potential.
Click here to see a slide show of photos from the event.
Congratulations girls!
Girls on the Run was part of the SSAE After School Grant Program at Camden Elementary this spring.
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Camden Student Competes in National Track Meet!:
Congratulations to Lizzy Lucason who competed independently at the New Balance National Outdoor Track Meet held in Greensboro, North Carolina. Her time of 5:00.25 in the mile placed her 20th in the nation. This time also places her as the fourth fastest freshman in the country. Lizzy went into the race seeded 34th and ran exceptionally well by beating her seed by 14 places. Many thanks to the Camden community for your support of Lizzy and track and field.
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Camden Student Competes in National Spelling Bee:
Our very own 6th grade student, Hannah Cere, was 1 out of 100 6th graders that attended the 2019 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Hannah made it round 3. Out of 11 million spellers that started this journey in classrooms all over the country, she was one of 565 spellers that made it to Bee Week. Congratulations Hannah!
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Camden CSD holds Spring Concerts:
Throughout the months of May and June, Camden students were busy showcasing their talents in several spring concerts. Please see the links section for pictures from each concert.
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Class of 2019 Awarded Over $205,000:
On Thursday, June 6th, Camden Senior High School held their annual Class Night to recognize the accomplishments of students in the Class of 2019. 182 awards were given out, totaling over $205,000. Please click here for a slideshow from Class Night.
Class Night Recipients
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Students Learn About Birds of Prey:
On Tuesday, June 4, Mr. and Mrs. Saltis from the Utica Peregrine Falcon Project visited Mrs. Baker’s classroom. Mrs. Saltis shared a presentation about the endangered Peregrine Falcons in Utica, NY and also brought two very special visitors. Iscah the Red-tailed Hawk and Sandy the Barred Owl are two birds that Mrs. Saltis brought as educational birds. Mrs. Saltis is a trained bird rehabber and currently has seven birds at her home for rehabilitation. Prior to the visit, Mrs. Baker’s students read about Peregrine Falcons and observed the Utica Peregrines and their new baby eyases through live web cams. To watch the Peregrines live yourself visit www.uticaperegrinefalcons.com!
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Rigamajig Fun at McVille!:
Mrs. DeLosh received a Tuhill grant earlier this year to purchase a Rigamajig to use with her students at McConnellsville Elementary. Her classes have used it several times to do things such as building a "robot" and creating a structure that would allow students to ride on a whale. Students were guided through the engineering design process to help them decide what to do! Please click here to learn more about the students' adventures.
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