Another production "Easter Egg" for you today. You probably observed the large monument as part of the set for the town of "Ashton" in Big Fish. Take a closer look at the inscription, and you'll notice a few familiar names got put on there.
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After watching athletes across the globe vie for medals in the winter games, 2nd grade students at McConnellsville Elementary School are honing some skills they'll see in the 2028 summer games during their gymnastics unit with Mr. Bird!
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We have four bowlers still in the mix as day two begins at the Section III Individual Shootout!
Alex Lallier, Braylon Lyke, Ayden Gerow, and Pietra Van der Werff advanced to this point by placing in the top 50 percent of bowlers from the first round, and today, they bowl three more games and vie for the opportunity to compete as individuals at the upcoming state championship! The top six competitors in Divisions I and II for boys and girls will advance as Section III's representatives.
After one day of competition, Gerow leads the Division II boys field, while Lyke (10th) and Lallier (11th) also remain in contention. In girls' competition, Van der Werff sits in tenth position at the moment and will look to climb into a qualifying position.
Let's go Blue Devils!
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So, there was a "Giant" reason for one of our characters to use that walking stick we told you about last week. CHS Freshman Zeke Henderson played the massive role of Karl the Giant in "Big Fish", and his lines were only part of the act. The vast majority of his time on stage was spent on these special stilts pictured here.
Check back tomorrow and we'll show you another fun detail from the production!
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What a weekend! We hope you had the opportunity to see our incredible CHS students and our outstanding production staff shine in our 2026 CHS Musical Production "Big Fish"!
We laughed together, we cried together, and most importantly, this story brought us all together.
If you liked what you saw from this group, join us on May 8th and 9th for our Spring Play production, "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood", where you'll see many of the same cast and crew members in an entirely new story!
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The Camden Middle School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society will hold its induction ceremony on Thursday, March 5th, at 6:30 PM in the CMS Auditorium.
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Gage Grinnell is telling incredible stories this weekend as Edward Bloom - and now he has an incredible story all his own to add to the list!
This morning, Gage won the Regional Shakespeare Competition, hosted by the Syracuse Branch of the English Speaking Union at Syracuse Stage!
Gage becomes the first Camden student in 33 years of participation in this nationwide program to claim top honors at the regional level, and will now have the opportunity to take part in the national competition in New York City from April 24th to 27th!
Want to see his performance chops for yourself? You've got two chances today! Big Fish returns for two more performances: at 2 PM and 7:30 PM!
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"Step Right Up" and see one of our two musical performances today!
Camden High School Presents "Big Fish"
Saturday at 2 PM and 7:30 PM
Free admission courtesy of the Tuthill Grant.
about 2 months ago, Public Relations
Day two of boys' state championship wrestling action includes our own Mason Butler continuing in the consolation bracket! Good luck on your pursuit of the podium!
about 2 months ago, Public Relations
This crew is TEN MINUTES from Showtime! Good luck!!!
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For Mrs. Gonzalez and Mrs. Ouderkirk's class at CES, the 100th day was surely a memorable one!
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On Friday, February 27th, Camden Elementary School was thrilled to host the Utica Zoomobile at Morning Program! The Zoo brought four of its Ambassador Animals to visit with students. Students had the opportunity to see a Brazilian Rainbow Boa, a Prehensile Tailed Skink (Which is a type of lizard!), a Leopard Tortoise, and an Opossum!
Fun Fact: If you met a Leopard Tortoise in the late 1990s or later from the Zoo, you likely met the same tortoise our students did today. His name is Leo and if all goes well, he might meet a few more generations of student later on. They live to be about 100 years old.
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Mrs. Kuc’s class celebrated the 100th day of school with some triple digit themed activities! The class incorporated an active element to their celebration by seeing who could stand on one foot for 100 seconds, do 100 jumping jacks, and who could run in place for 100 seconds. They also graphed a total of 100 snack items and enjoyed the tasty result of their work afterwards!
Our students are officially 100 days brighter!
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Two more of our McConnellsville students were living out their golden years during their 100th day celebration!
Check out these snazzy outfits!
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Opening Night has us ready to "Cheer!"
Camden High School Presents "Big Fish"
Friday at 7 PM
Saturday at 2 PM and 7:30 PM
Free admission courtesy of the Tuthill Grant.
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The Blue Devil boys are ready to roll in Albany at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championships! This is the first day of championship action, with preliminaries, quarterfinals, and the start of wrestlebacks running from 10 AM to around 6 PM at MVP Arena. Medal rounds will go into Saturday.
In the Division II 132 bracket, Mason Butler is the ninth seed and gets a bye to the second round, where he will face Kade Mustin of Oxford-Greene in Bout 300.
In the Division II 144 bracket, Talon Kimball is the 14th seed, and will face Ciaran Egan of Pleasantville in the opening round. He will wrestle in Bout 110.
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https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/associations/nysphsaaTo track the results, and/or see mat assignments for our two competitors so you can watch in person or via live stream, you can do that at the following link:
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For the second time in her career, and her first time in a NYSPHSAA tournament with State Championship status, sophomore Rylie Meagher is on a state-level podium! Rylie will take home a sixth place finish from the 120 bracket for the 2026 season. Way to go!
about 2 months ago, Public Relations
McVille didn't have all the fun - There were also some aspiring centenarians wandering around Camden Elementary for the 100th day of school!
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McConnellsville Elementary students dressed beyond their years today as part of their 100th day of school celebration! The assignment? Dress as if you're 100 years old. These two definitely carried out the plan to perfection!
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When you get a lot of snow, you learn to make your own fun with it. And Camden Elementary School does exactly that each year with its annual WinterFest celebration! This year’s celebration was held on Thursday, February 26th. Students participated in sled races, relay races, and a bubble activity with Connected Community Schools. They also enjoyed delicious hot chocolate! Special thanks to the CES PTO for making today magical for our students!
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