On Saturday, the Class of 2026 celebrated its Junior Prom! Congratulations to the following students on their selection to Prom Court this year:
Prince: Landon Loomis
Princess: Kaela Skinner
King: Adam Gonzalez
Queen: Evelyn Hotaling
More photos from Junior Prom March are ahead, so stay tuned!
The Holiday Season is upon us.... do you need a gift idea for the Blue Devils in your life? The Camden Corner Store at CHS might have a solution for you! They are running an online apparel sale through November 24th! Proceeds benefit the annual Camden Corner Store Scholarship fund.
Contact advisor Judy Dacey (jdacey@camdencsd.org) if you have any questions about the sale.
https://www.papas-sports.com/camden_central_schools/shop/home
Support the CHS World Language Club with this upcoming fundraiser!
Even the Prom chaperones got in on the photo booth fun!
The "Let's Play" Two Year Old Program will hold its second meeting on Wednesday, November 20th. It will take place from 10 AM to 11 AM at Camden Elementary School.
Offered in partnership with Ready 4 Kindergarten, the “Let’s Play” program is a new, free monthly program for two-year-olds and their families. It consists of a monthly one-hour block of play-based learning and socialization with parent/guardian involvement. It is offered with the aim of progressing into the “Look at Me, I’m Three!” program for the following year, and creating a two year skill development on-ramp into Pre-K programming.
To be eligible for this program, a student must reside in the Camden Central School District, and be two years old, or reach that age on or before December 1st, 2024.
Participation for this first meeting will be limited to 15 children, and will be on a first-contact, first-serve basis.
RSVPs are required each month. To reserve your spot, or if you have questions, contact our Family School Navigator, Patti Ferretti, at 315-245-2616, extension 5200, or at pferretti@camdencsd.org.
Today, on the 11th day of the 11th month, we pause to reflect on the commitment and dedication of our armed forces veterans. Whether you're in our community, across the country, or around the globe, your effort and your sacrifices have made a difference!
We still have a Blue Devil fall sports team competing! The varsity cross country team heads to Mount Markham today to compete at the Section III Cross Country Championships!!!!
Good luck!
You can dance, you can jive... and you just might have the time of your life!
We are so excited to announce this year’s Camden High School musical will be Mamma Mia!
Save the dates: February 28th and March 1st, 2025!
The moment our protagonists cracked the case! The Scooby-Doo reference in this scene was outstanding, for what it's worth.
It's amazing how quickly a week has flown by since opening night, but the good news is, you won't have to wait too long for more student theater!
Come see the Camden Middle School Musical, Willy Wonka Jr., on Thursday, November 14th and Friday, November 15th!
The Look at Me, I'm Three Program will have its next meeting on Wednesday, November 13th at Camden Elementary School!
This program is a collaborative effort between the Camden Central School District and Ready 4 Kindergarten. It is for students who will be Pre-K eligible for the 2025-26 school year.
To attend Look at Me I'm Three this year, a child must have their third birthday on or before December 1st, 2024.
Monthly RSVPs are required to attend. Reach out to our Family School Navigator, Patti Ferretti (pferretti@camdencsd.org) to confirm your attendance.
Our Elementary School students had an awesome time rocking out with musician/author Eric Litwin today! Check out these pics from CES!
Mrs. Britton and Mrs. Bloomquist have put out a new StickTogether collaborative puzzle for the students to work on in the Media Center during their free time. Stay tuned to see what it will be!
It's been an exciting week in classrooms at Camden Middle School and Camden Elementary School as we get started on this year's "Trout in the Classroom" program!
Mr. Paul Miller of the Fish Creek Atlantic Salmon Club and the Tug Hill Chapter of Trout Unlimited delivered over 800 fish eggs to the classrooms of Mr. Janes, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Lapier, Ms. Beach, Mrs. Turner, and Dr. Goff. This wonderful program is sponsored by the two clubs, and teaches our students valuable lessons about local wildlife. The teachers would like to thank Mr. Miller and the clubs for continuing to support this important classroom program that connects to the science curriculums in 3rd, 6th, and 7th grades throughout the year!
This just in! We have our final three possibilities!
Tomorrow is the final day to donate for the McConnellsville Candy Takeback Program!
Girls Varsity and JV Basketball will be holding open gym sessions ahead of the start of practice on the following selected dates and times! Practices begin on November 18th for all JV and Varsity Winter Sports!
In art class with Miss Lis, 2nd graders from Mrs. Holmes’s class created beautiful polka dot pumpkins inspired by Yayoi Kusama. Great job, 2nd graders!
Camden Middle School recently started a guest librarian program! Let's take a moment to learn more about our first two program participants: Cali Closs and Karl Hood! If your student wants to participate in this program, have them see Mrs. Bloomquist or Mrs. Britton in the library!
An update on the CHS Musical Big Board! A few more options came off the list today, and this is where the upcoming reveal stands at the moment.
A bit of spare change has added up to make a big difference for some local animals seeking a new home. Mrs. Malenowski's third grade IFA reading group at McConnellsville Elementary School is pleased to announce that they have raised an impressive $825.19 from this year's "Pennies for Puppies, Coins for Kitties" initiative!
During this event, the third graders in the group challenge their fellow students to bring in as much spare change from home as possible to support the animals at the Rome Humane Society. This year, the fundraiser ran from October 22nd until November 4th.
While supporting a good cause, the students learn a lot about communication skills, leadership, and setting goals. In this case, the students set an original goal of $350.00, and with the help of their peers, they quickly surged past that number. The group then decided to challenge themselves even further by aiming for more than $750.00, and they smashed that mark as well!
Thanks to all who stepped up to support this effort!
