Tonight is Senior Night for Camden boys' basketball, along with winter cheerleading!
The game tips at approximately 6:30 PM against Oneida!
Join Connected Community Schools and the Family Opportunity Center for this free event on Wednesday!
The Camden Central School District is eagerly seeking new bus driver candidates to transport students to and from school, and to the activities they rely on for a well-rounded educational program.
We offer paid training and licensing, a comprehensive pay and benefits package, state retirement, flexible scheduling, and the opportunity to help the future of our community succeed.
If you're reliable, personable, and committed to a safe and welcoming environment, we want to talk to you!
Call 315-245-0878 to start your journey today!
We offer paid training and licensing, a comprehensive pay and benefits package, state retirement, flexible scheduling, and the opportunity to help the future of our community succeed.
If you're reliable, personable, and committed to a safe and welcoming environment, we want to talk to you!
Call 315-245-0878 to start your journey today!
The Camden Central School District is closed for tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026.
The Camden Central School District has cancelled all remaining after-school activities for today, Friday, January 23rd.
Thursday is a Senior Night Double Feature! At the CHS Gym, the Volleyball program recognizes its Class of 2026, with first serve set for 7:00 PM against Utica Proctor. JV will also meet Proctor for a 5:30 start.
Meanwhile in Utica, indoor track programs from across the Mohawk Valley will recognize their seniors at the TVL Championship Meet, to be held at Utica University's Todd and Jennifer Hutton Sports and Recreation Dome. In addition, the CHS Morgan's Message Club will also be on-site to spread the word about the work they're doing in the arena of student-athlete mental health.
Meanwhile in Utica, indoor track programs from across the Mohawk Valley will recognize their seniors at the TVL Championship Meet, to be held at Utica University's Todd and Jennifer Hutton Sports and Recreation Dome. In addition, the CHS Morgan's Message Club will also be on-site to spread the word about the work they're doing in the arena of student-athlete mental health.
These Orchestra students are among those representing us at the Junior High Area All-State Festival next week, and you can be part of the fun here in Camden!
On January 30th and 31st, the NYSSMA Zone 4 Junior Area All-State Festival comes to Camden Middle School, including Saturday afternoon concerts you won't want to miss!
More Info: https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2645179
On January 30th and 31st, the NYSSMA Zone 4 Junior Area All-State Festival comes to Camden Middle School, including Saturday afternoon concerts you won't want to miss!
More Info: https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2645179
Who says you can't go home again? High School agriculture student and FFA member Mary Hall returned to her ag education roots by volunteering in the CMS agriculture room during regents week! The 10th grader worked with CMS students to educate them about guinea pigs, including showing off some of her very own guinea pigs! Throughout her time with the younger students, she showcased terrific leadership skills and public speaking skills!
Before tonight's wrestling match, the Blue Devils took a moment to honor the memory of Tyler Spellicy. Tyler's father, Matthew, and longtime friend and teammate William Kantor each took the microphone to offer some heartfelt words of remembrance and reflection.
Congratulations to Camden wrestler Talon Kimball on achieving his 100th career victory in tonight's match against Canastota!
ICYMI: Early Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Registration is now open!
https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2626632
https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2626632
In art class with Mrs. Zalepeski, McVille 4th graders from Mrs. Izzo’s and Mrs. Hollis's classes finished their self-portraits. Great job, 4th grade!
Tonight will be a special one in the CHS Gymnasium as the Camden Boys' Wrestling program honors one of its own.
There will be a ceremony around 5:45, with wrestling beginning at 6:00 PM. Please join us.
There will be a ceremony around 5:45, with wrestling beginning at 6:00 PM. Please join us.
THE BEE IS BACK!
Save the date! The Camden Middle School Scripps Spelling Bee finals will be held on Wednesday, January 28th at 6:00 PM in the CMS Auditorium! We've had some incredible drama the last few years when the competition comes down to the wire, so be sure to join us to see what happens this year!
Save the date! The Camden Middle School Scripps Spelling Bee finals will be held on Wednesday, January 28th at 6:00 PM in the CMS Auditorium! We've had some incredible drama the last few years when the competition comes down to the wire, so be sure to join us to see what happens this year!
Thanks to the Daily Sentinel's Mike Jaquays and John Clifford for stopping by to explore our CHS Broadcasting and Business Classes this morning!
The Camden High School Chapter of the National Honor Society had a quartet of special guests yesterday to discuss opportunities for volunteerism in Camden and the surrounding areas! Thanks to Mary and Jim from the Camden Lions Club, and Leslie and Julia from the Leslie's Laundry Foundation for coming to speak with our students about how they can make a difference in our communities!
Connected Community Schools is holding Open Hub hours on Thursday, January 15th from 4 to 6 PM at their Camden High School Hub location. Come stock up on essential items you might need at home, 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!
The Early Registration window for Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten is open now for the 2026-27 school year!
More Info: https://www.camdenschools.org/article/2626632
On Thursday, January 8th, the Camden High School volleyball program partnered with the Camden High School Morgan’s Message Club to present the program’s second annual mental health awareness night at the Camden High School main gymnasium.
Between matches of a junior varsity/varsity doubleheader against Tri-Valley League opponent Whitesboro, a formal dedication ceremony was held in recognition of the Morgan’s Message Club mission, and in memory of the organization’s namesake: Duke University women’s lacrosse student-athlete Morgan Rodgers.
Rodgers died by suicide in July 2019 after years of mental health difficulties. The Morgan’s Message organization was created to honor her legacy and provide a framework for student-athletes to take a proactive approach to their mental health. It empowers student-athletes to support one another through their challenges, cultivate a supportive environment where needed support can be sought rather than stigmatized, and take ownership of the narrative surrounding mental health in athletics.
As part of the ceremony, Morgan’s Message Student-Athlete Ambassadors Kamryn Gloude and Aubrey Mitchell each spoke about the organization and its goals. Current volleyball student-athlete Lynzee Szczesniak delivered a powerful and courageous keynote address where she detailed her own challenges - a poignant reminder to all in attendance that they are never alone.
A resource table and message wall were also provided by the club for the evening, and the home team wore specially designed t-shirts for warmup activities. Those t-shirts will become a wearable reminder of the spirit of Morgan’s Message in the Camden High School hallways throughout the year.
Between matches of a junior varsity/varsity doubleheader against Tri-Valley League opponent Whitesboro, a formal dedication ceremony was held in recognition of the Morgan’s Message Club mission, and in memory of the organization’s namesake: Duke University women’s lacrosse student-athlete Morgan Rodgers.
Rodgers died by suicide in July 2019 after years of mental health difficulties. The Morgan’s Message organization was created to honor her legacy and provide a framework for student-athletes to take a proactive approach to their mental health. It empowers student-athletes to support one another through their challenges, cultivate a supportive environment where needed support can be sought rather than stigmatized, and take ownership of the narrative surrounding mental health in athletics.
As part of the ceremony, Morgan’s Message Student-Athlete Ambassadors Kamryn Gloude and Aubrey Mitchell each spoke about the organization and its goals. Current volleyball student-athlete Lynzee Szczesniak delivered a powerful and courageous keynote address where she detailed her own challenges - a poignant reminder to all in attendance that they are never alone.
A resource table and message wall were also provided by the club for the evening, and the home team wore specially designed t-shirts for warmup activities. Those t-shirts will become a wearable reminder of the spirit of Morgan’s Message in the Camden High School hallways throughout the year.
8th grade students learned about the needs of rabbits and how to properly care and handle them. The classroom pet, a rabbit named Fawn, was used as an excellent learning model. Students finished class by calculating how much it costs to own a rabbit for a year. Students were shocked how expensive rabbits were to care for!
