Camden Junior Prom:
On Saturday, November 10th, Camden Senior High School held the Junior Prom. The march was held in the auditorium followed by dinner and dancing at Nicole's. Click here to view photos from the march.
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Fourth Grade Students Practice Coding:
Once a week, before school, 11 dedicated McConnellsville fourth graders are taking part in the Wonder Workshop Robotics Competition!
These students use the Dash and Dot robots to work through national missions that were published in October.
Here is a sample of a successful mission. The goal was to travel through all 8 stars on the grid in order. Students used the coding app Blockly to perform the task.
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The Golden Ticket Could Be Yours at CMS!:
Camden Middle School's character trait of the month is RESPECT. Students can earn GOLDEN TICKETS by demonstrating respect to their peers and to the staff at CMS. Each week we draw four tickets to receive a prize. Last week Emma Johnson, Tyler Perkins, Natalie Dailey and Joey Abear were selected. Great Job!
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Athlete of the Week:
Camden High School Senior Mercedes Currie named 9WSYR's Athlete of the Week. Click here for the story that aired on 9WSYR.
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Camden High School Presents Arsenic and Old Lace this Weekend!:
The Camden High School Theatre Department proudly presents Arsenic and Old Lace , on Friday November 2 nd, and Saturday November 3 rd , curtain at 7 pm both nights. Tickets are $7. Sure to entertain, this is a show you won’t want to miss.
The play Arsenic and Old Lace is a farcical black comedy by Joseph Kesselring. It centers on the Brewster family, descended from the Mayflower settlers of Plymouth Rock fame, and is set in their home’s living room in the borough of Brooklyn, New York City, convincingly brought to the stage by Set Designer Anthony Dombrowski. Far from being like their Puritan ancestors, these Brewsters can literally be described as insane, homicidal maniacs!
Mortimer Brewster (Cael Sullivan) must contend ...
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CCSD Staff Present at Regional Leatherstocking Conference:
Jennine Bloomquist, Media Specialist at CHS and Department Chair, along with Loretta Confer, TA at CHS Media Center, presented on "SPEAK UP! Grassroots Library Advocacy." The description of the presentation is as follows: "Library advocacy doesn't have to be complex; it can be as simple as telling others why you value your library. How can those who support the mission of 21st-century librarianship raise the profile and support of these timeless institutions?"
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Camden Student Performing at All-State Conference:
This December, Camden High School student Laura Chase will be performing at the 2018 All-State Conference in Rochester, NY. Laura was accepted into the All-State Symphonic Orchestra this past summer after receiving a 100 on her Level 6 Violin NYSSMA solo. Only select students throughout NYS receive this distinct honor and Laura will be representing Camden High School with dignity. Acceptance to this conference requires hours of individual practice, private violin lessons and extreme determination. Students will rehearse for 3 days at the Rochester Convention Center and then perform a concert in the Eastman Theater. Congratulations, Laura on this amazing achievement!
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Senior Night for Girls Soccer:
Senior Night for Girls Soccer was held on Wednesday, October 3rd vs RFA. Please click here for pictures from Senior Night.
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Homecoming Parade and Game:
The Homecoming celebration on Saturday, October 6th was a huge success! The rain stopped right before the parade began, and the Camden Blue Devils Varsity Football Team beat the Mexico Tigers 34-8!
Click here to see pictures from the parade and game.
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Field Hockey beats VVS on Senior Night:
Great job by the girls on Senior Night! Camden Varsity Field Hockey beat Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 8 to 0 on Monday, 10/1. Click here for pictures of our seniors and their families.
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Camden Football Honor Game vs VVS:
The Camden Blue Devil Football Team played an outstanding game vs. VVS on Friday Night and came away with a crucial win to keep their playoff hopes alive. The team began the evening by honoring our military men and women-both retired and active. The Blue Devils came into the game after a 1-3 start to the season and was hosting the previously unbeaten Red Devils (4-0). Most were not giving the Blue Devils a shot at victory but the team believed in themselves and were able to gut out a hard fought victory 31 to 20.
Camden started hot scoring on the third play of the game. Kaden Gabler connected with Gavin Vera for a 60 yard touchdown pass. On the play Tyler Parent and Josh Mayden made great blocks that allowed Vera to demonstrate his speed on the edge as he scampered 60 yards to give Camden ...
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Senior Night for Girls Tennis:
On Monday, September 24, Camden Girls Varsity Tennis hosted RFA for their Senior Night. Camden defeated RFA 4-3.
Click here for a slide show of Senior Night.
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McConnellsville Fourth Grade Students "Visit" NYC!:
With the assistance of Media Specialist Shelley DeLosh, fourth grade students at McConnellsville Elementary visited New York City using Virtual Reality. Students took this trip while reading the book The Cricket in Times Square by George Selden. This virtual visit really helped to make the story come alive for our students!
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Opening Day at Camden Central School District:
The first day of classes in the 2018-2019 school year for all Camden Central School District students was Thursday, September 6. Please click on the link below to view a slide show of our first day!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/6NCsFgfvrKQMUNQq5
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Camden Teachers Get Google Ready!:
On Thursday, August 16, Camden Central School District teachers spent the morning with MORIC Technology Integration Specialist, Tanya Snyder, learning how the new and improved Google Classroom functions. Teachers also learned how to use G Suite apps and extensions during their instruction to promote communication, collaboration, digital literacy, and creativity among students. Everyone left the workshop excited to use these tools with their students!
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Camden High School Students Attend Project Fibonacci:
Camden High School Students and Staff (pictured left to right are Mrs. Tamalin Martin, Director of Special Education for Camden Central School District, Simon Seidl, Catherine Seidl, Mary Buckingham, and Mackenzie Yahoudy-Macner) attended the 3 rd annual Project Fibonacci Summer Steam Conference from July 22-July 28 at the Beeches Conference Center. Mrs. Martin attended the conference as a volunteer facilitator.
This week-long event immerses students into interdisciplinary learning, with sessions on drones, robotics, and coding. There are also mini-internships for students, sponsored STEAM competitions, and presentations by STEAM experts.
The goal of Project Fibonacci is to inspire students to realize their career potential, while exposing ...
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CCSD Students Participate in Camp Sum-More-Fun:
We had a fantastic time at Camp Sum-More-Fun and hope that you enjoy viewing the highlights. Campers, enjoy the rest of your summer and we'll see you in September!
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Commencement 2018:
The 2018 Camden Central School District Commencement Ceremony occurred at 6 pm on Friday, June 22nd.
Click the link below to watch a video of the ceremony:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0tNow6pjuRo
Click the link below to view images from the ceremony:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/Bi1A5pMrohptc7kF8
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