Connected Community Schools has Open Hub hours scheduled for Wednesday, June 18th. Come and see what the Hub has to offer, and grab some early Summer essentials if you need them. Contact Valarie for more information. A phone number is provided in the flyer!
One night only, and that night is tonight!
The CHS Drama Club presents its 2025 Spring Coffee House! Admission is five dollars and includes admission and a selection of snacks and coffee while supplies last! Come and see our students on stage for the last time this school year in an informal, variety show setting. This will also mark the final time on stage as CHS students for our seniors! Proceeds stay right at CHS with the drama club.
This week is Mr. Ferretti Spirit Week at CES, as we get ready to bid farewell to our retiring CES Principal.
On Tuesday, it was "Dress Like A Principal" Day, and we were excited to have many Mr. Ferrettis, and a few Mrs. Mitchells walking around our halls!
Tomorrow is the big night! The CHS Drama Club presents its 2025 Spring Coffee House! Admission is five dollars and includes admission and a selection of snacks and coffee while supplies last! Come and see our students on stage for the last time this school year in an informal, variety show setting. This will also mark the final time on stage as CHS students for our seniors!
Proceeds stay right at CHS with the drama club.
Across band, chorus, and orchestra, our McConnellsville Elementary fourth grade students put on a show to remember tonight!
The 2025-26 CMS Musical Season is already upon us! Before school's out for summer, the selection from these choices will be revealed! Stay tuned!
Senior student-athletes Jacob Lago and Olivia Hooker had the opportunity to represent Camden High School at one of Section III’s most prominent and prestigious events on Monday, June 9th. The duo were recognized as part of the 2025 Section III Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner held at Onondaga Community College.
Held each year, the Section III Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner celebrates selected high school seniors from all 106 member schools who have distinguished themselves from their peers through exemplary athletic and academic achievement. To be eligible, a student-athlete must hold at least a 90 percent cumulative grade point average while participating in a varsity sports program. Each school can nominate two student-athletes who meet the requirements.
Lago competed in cross country, spring track and field, and alpine skiing this year. He will depart CHS as the Class of 2025’s seventh-ranked graduate. He recently finished up a manufacturing/engineering internship at International Wire, and plans to enter the United States Navy’s Nuclear Propulsion Program.
Hooker competed in soccer, volleyball, and spring track and field in her senior year. She will graduate sixth in her class, and plans to attend Penn State University to study Physical Therapy/Kinesiology.
All Section III Scholar Athlete Dinner honorees receive a scholarship check and a commemorative plaque. There are also additional awards from the sponsors, and Olivia was fortunate enough to receive an additional award from Section III’s ticketing partner, Hometown Ticketing!
On Friday, Pre-K students were treated to a fun and interactive theater performance with representatives from Syracuse Stage!
McConnellsville 3rd graders had an awesome visit to the Great Swamp Conservancy! They were educated on the importance of wetlands and why it’s imperative to take care of them. They built their own wetland, learned about macroinvertebrates, and even got to catch some swamp creatures!
Thursday was Class Night, and Monday is Awards Night at CHS! Tonight's program begins at 6:30 in the CHS Auditorium.
On Friday, May 30th, our third graders put their best foot forward at their annual district-wide track meet!
While many students represent the community in youth sports, this is one of the first opportunities that our students get to represent their school in competition. Good effort and good sportsmanship are paramount to a successful event. We look forward to seeing how much they've grown when they come together for the fourth grade meet next year!
Recently, the Camden Central School District was pleased to hold its annual "Summer Reading Book Fairs" at Camden Middle School, McConnellsville Elementary, and Camden Elementary. This special event, held during the school day, gave each student a credit to spend on discounted books for their summer reading endeavors. Students have the opportunity to pick up books that fit their interests in hopes that it will drive greater engagement in reading, and it also provides important access to books to have at home for all students, regardless of circumstances.
This opportunity is made possible through the support of the Tuthill Foundation Grant, and the continued generosity of the late Virginia and Stedman Tuthill. The Tuthills were longtime Camden residents who were firm supporters of students, educators, and libraries.
After Stedman passed away in 1993, a grant was set up in the family name to support initiatives of the Camden Central School District, and the Camden Public Library. Virginia was a board member of the library for many years and cherished creating literacy opportunities for children. She passed away in 2014 at the remarkable age of 102. The couple's legacy lives on through initiatives such as this book fair, which has now benefited generations of students.
"Hello, Yellow Brick Road!"
On Saturday afternoon, the Camden Middle School Marching Blue Devils marched in Chittenango's "Oz-Stravaganza" parade! This annual celebration of all things "Wizard of Oz" celebrates Chittenango's place in the lore of a global cultural institution as the birthplace of creator L. Frank Baum.
Time Change: The Board of Education meeting scheduled for Tuesday, 6/10 will now begin at 5:30 PM at Camden High School.
During Thursday's Class Night ceremony, we had the opportunity to reveal the 2025 CCSD "Seed of Selflessness" student award winner - and it's a second generation recipient!
Congratulations to senior Annaka Stauring! As you may remember, her mother, Carol, was our 2024 "Seed of Selflessness" adult award winner.
27 children and families attended our June meeting of the "Look at Me, I'm Three!" program! The last meeting for this year's group featured a reading of "The Watermelon Seed" by Greg Pizzoli from Mrs. Stauring. They had watermelon ice cream pops, made crocodile puppets, and finished the night with music! It was a terrific evening as our participants stand just months away from Pre-K programs!
"We had such a great year," Family School Navigator Patti Ferretti said. "We grew so much, learned so many things, made a lot of new friends and had so much fun along the way! We are ready for our next stop. Look out Pre-K, here we come!"
Earlier this week, CES First Graders visited the Great Swamp Conservancy! They learned about bats and butterflies, and also had a chance to scoop up and look at plenty of critters along the way!
On Wednesday, June 4th, our Camden Middle School sixth grade ensembles delivered a top-notch performance at their spring concert!
Class Night is Live!
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Class Night is tonight! Come and join us at CHS as our community comes together for a night of recognition celebrating our students, particularly the Class of 2025!
With the help of the CHS Broadcasting/Journalism Club, we are hoping to live stream tonight's event for those unable to make it. Check our website closer to event time for a link.
We're looking forward to a wonderful evening!
