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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CMS Performs Tuck Everlasting:
On May 16th and May 18th, CMS Drama Club performed an adaptation of the book Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt. Click here for pictures from their performance.
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CHS Spring Concerts:
On Wednesday, May 15th, and Monday, May 20th, Camden High School held their annual Spring Concerts. Please click here for photos from the concert.
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Camden Senior Ball:
Camden Central School District held their Senior Ball on Friday, May 17th at DiCastro's in Sylvan Beach. Click here for pictures from the Grand March.
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Camden Central School District Named 2019 Organization of the Year!:
The picture above includes anyone affiliated with the school in past or present who attended the Chamber of Commerce Dinner that evening.
Camden Central School District is honored by the Camden Chamber of Commerce as the 2019 Organization of the Year!
Dr. Root, Superintendent of Schools, accepted this award on behalf of both current and prior Boards of Education, Administration, Faculty, Staff and Students. "It is an honor to serve the Camden community and we will continue the rich tradition of Camden being a community school well into the future," Dr. Root said when accepting the award.
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CHS Band Earns Top Honors:
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
CHS Band earned a 1st Place with a SUPERIOR rating and Best Overall Concert Band at the competition held in Allentown, PA this past Saturday.
Schools from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania were represented. Great job everyone!
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Camden Athletes Give Back:
Camden Athletes Give Back
On Sunday, May 5th, Camden Athletic Director Aaron Fiorini, Coaches and Athletes from Camden Central School District participated in the annual senior yard cleanup for the Camden Community. There were 51 kids from the Baseball and Track Teams that grabbed their rakes and did their part to give back to their community. These athletes were: Johnny Danaher, Brady Crawford, Simon Seidl, Paul Heller, Joe Barrett, Troy Campbell, Derek Holmes, Mary Buckingham, Sean Seymore, Austin Page, Matt Lucero. Jake Edwards, Colin Stace, Conor O’Hara, Josh Leos, Josh Ott, Zackary Amo, Eric Mitchell, John Mitchell, Richie Paul, Zane O’Hara, Kohl Ingalls, Elijah Ciani, Cole Narolis, Dillan Melchiore, Nick Balcom, Justin Critelli, Kyle Wines, Aiden Flatt, ...
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CMS Holds Pennies for Patients Campaign:
Over the last three weeks, students at Camden Middle School have been raising money for the Pennies for Patients Campaign. The Pennies for Patients campaign directly benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (The LLS). The LLS mission is to Cure Leukemia, Lymphoma and other blood cancers and improve quality of life of patients and their families.
CMS’s Pennies for Patients campaign, organized by the 5/6 and 7/8 Student Council, has had a record year! Rallying around our own Mrs Carpenter, currently winning her 3rd battle with Leukemia, we collected money each week throughout the month of March. Pennies, dimes, quarters and cold hard cash - we took it all and came to an incredible total. Camden middle school raised a record breaking $2,777.56 for the ...
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Camden CSD Honored for Music Program:
The Camden Central School District Music Education Program Receives National Recognition
For the 4 th consecutive year.
The Camden Central School district has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.
Now in its 20 th year, the Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students. To qualify for the Best Communities designation, Camden answered detailed questions about funding, graduation requirements, music class participation, ...
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CHS Presents "A Dose of Drama":
This past weekend, the Camden High School Theater Department performed "A Dose of Drama." "A Dose of Drama" is a collection of Camden High School student written stage material. Performances featured all forms and genres of theater: Plays, dialogues, monologues, romance, drama, comedy, tragedy. Click here for a slide show of student performances.
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Camden Elementary Discovery Expo:
Students at Camden Elementary are discovery experts! They conducted experiments, researched in depth topics, and shared out what they learned! Click here for a slide show of our students learning!
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5th Grade Makes Maple Syrup!:
Mrs. Willson's, Mrs. Shippee's and Ms. Ash's 5th graders have successfully produced their own maple syrup from trees at CMS. Students chose and tapped the trees, hung buckets, boiled sap, and monitored final bottling. The students are entering their syrup in the NY Agriculture in the Classroom Maple Syrup contest. They also will produce enough to hold a classroom pancake breakfast in celebration of their learning and hard work!
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Camden Celebrates Music in Our Schools Month:
Camden Central School District celebrates March as "Music in Our Schools Month" by highlighting student ability in a variety of concerts. Click here for a video of these performances.
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Jr. Science Olympiad Scores 6th Overall at Competition:
Congratulations to the middle school's Science Olympiad team! They placed 6th place at their regional competition at North Syracuse Junior High. Records were broken for several events and number of medals earned and the team tied for their highest overall rank of 6th!
These are the results:
Ryleigh Johnson & Maleigha Coffie in Anatomy & Physiology 10th place
Koen Turner & Katie Hite in Battery Buggy 3rd place
Jerome Seidl & Ryleigh Johnson in Boomilever 9th
Morgan Keil & Quin Wing in Circuit lab 13th
Connor Perrotta & Lily Piersall in Crime Busters 7
Lily Piersall & Koen Turner in Density Lab 15
Emma Watson & Connor Perrotta in Disease Detectives 6
Mackenzie Keil & Emily Bird ...
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McVille Learning Fair:
On Thursday, March 7th, McConnellsville Elementary School held its annual Learning Fair. There were close to 40 student projects that included:
· Soccer
· Ice Fishing
· Aerodynamics (there was an active wind tunnel)
· Dinosaurs
· candy bar density test (float vs. sink)
· the evolution of Sonic the Hedgehog
· A working hydraulic ...
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Congratulations to the Top Ten Students in the Class of 2019!:
The Camden Central School District congratulates all of our Top Ten Students on their academic achievements.
Maiya Turner is the Valedictorian of the Class of 2019. She is the daughter of James and Heidi Turner of Taberg. After graduation Maiya plans to attend the University of Buffalo to study a Mathematics/Engineering/STEM related major. Maiya’s goals are to have an enjoyable career that allows her to be financially stable. She wants to be content with her life and help others.
Carly VanAllen is the Salutatorian of the Class of 2019. She is the daughter of William and Melissa VanAllen of Blossvale. After graduation Carly plans to attend SUNY ...
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