The Camden Central School District has an upcoming vacancy for the position of Transportation Director. This position will be responsible for the total operation of the District’s transportation fleet. The successful candidate would start effective 7/1/24.
This is a full-time, 12 month position with full benefits included. Salary ranges between $60,000 and $90,000 and will be commensurate with experience. Strong leadership skills, two years of experience in route scheduling and employee supervision, and a CDL Class B License with P&S Endorsement are a must.
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Submit a cover letter and a full resume, copy of certifications and license prior to close of business on March 15, 2024 to:
Mrs. Karen Jones,
Assistant Superintendent for Business, Camden CSD
51 Third Street
Camden, NY 13316
It's been a week since the final bows took place for a terrific cast and crew! From the production staff, to the pit orchestra, and beyond, it's a true team effort by everyone you see here, and by a lot of people you don't see in this particular photo that make a big difference.
Cheers!
The Camden Central School District has an upcoming vacancy for the position of Transportation Director. This position will be responsible for the total operation of the District’s transportation fleet. The successful candidate would start effective 7/1/24.
This is a full-time, 12 month position with full benefits included. Salary ranges between $60,000 and $90,000 and will be commensurate with experience. Strong leadership skills, two years of experience in route scheduling and employee supervision, and a CDL Class B License with P&S Endorsement are a must.
Click this link for more information.
https://5il.co/2g853
Submit a cover letter and a full resume, copy of certifications and license prior to close of business on March 15, 2024 to:
Mrs. Karen Jones,
Assistant Superintendent for Business, Camden CSD
51 Third Street
Camden, NY 13316
Good luck to the boys' bowling program today as the Blue Devils head to the NYSPHSAA Division II State Championships in Syracuse. Session 1 starts at noon. Session 2 at 4 PM.
Tickets available at https://nysphsaa.org/sports/2022/12/12/BowlingTickets.aspx
Today, CES First Graders read "Green Eggs and Ham" in honor of Read Across America week and a belated birthday celebration for Dr. Seuss! Of course, the occasion wasn't complete without some of the title dish!
Today, Mrs.Libertella took a group of students from Camden High School to a Project Fibonacci symposium at the Beeches Manor in Rome focusing on Women & STEAM! Meteorologist Channel 9 News Kate Thornton was the panel moderator. Local businesses helped sponsor this event so participants could attend without any fees. CHS sat at the table sponsored by International Wire.
We last performed the musical "Oliver!" in 1990, so, it was only fitting we invited a few cast members back to make an appearance,
Introducing our adult ensemble! This group is primarily made up of CCSD staff members who were in the 1990 show.
As part of a second act cameo, CHS Musical alumni Dan Carver, Jamie Turner, Carol Stauring, and Sunshine Britton were joined on stage by teacher and Drama Club advisor Stephanie Heath.
It was a thrill to see each one of you back on the stage in this capacity!
Let's take a moment to acknowledge some of our very special guest stars from last weekend's performances. First, the youth ensembles.
Because of the makeup of the script, the show "Oliver!" provides our elementary and middle school students with a unique chance to be part of the company with the high school students. It's challenging and rewarding at the same time. This group of approximately 35 students had the responsibility to set the tone for the show with the opening number, and they exceeded the standard set before them.
Whether it's in a middle school or high school production, we look forward to seeing all of you on stage again soon!
Congratulations to the cast and crew of our 2024 CHS Musical, "Oliver!". Over two days, these students, of all ages, put on three spectacular shows.
Getting ready for the show is no easy task, as it requires months of preparation and personal commitment to the task at hand. The hard work pays off in performance, along with the profound personal growth and learning that can happen when a student participates in theater.
Bravo!
They say you can't hear photos, but many theater enthusiasts can probably hear this one in their minds.
If you reside in a MOBOCES District, including Camden, this remote workshop opportunity is available for parents that want to learn more about ADHD. Registration can be completed by emailing Whitney Barringer at wbarringer@moboces.org.
Project Manager Valarie from Connected Community Schools talked with our CES students in Grades K-4 about how to be a good digital citizen and be safe on the internet!
We hope you "consider yourself" entertained by last weekend's performances! More pictures below!
Come and support our student performers at CMS through this free, informal talent show event on Friday!
Join the National Honor Society for a fundraiser pancake breakfast on Saturday, March 9th! Proceeds will help defray costs of the chapter's upcoming trip to Washington, DC.
Join us on Wednesday, March 13th for the March meeting of "Look At Me, I'm Three!". This program is a Pre-K Prep program for students who have turned three years old on or before December 1st, 2023, and will be Pre-K eligible for the Fall.
As part of this program, students and their parents/guardians will have opportunities to interact with District staff, as well as each other, to build a strong learning community throughout the year ahead of starting Pre-K in the Fall!
Make sure to RSVP to Patti Ferretti if you intend to bring your child to this month's meeting. It is helpful for activity planning, and also ensures that your information is on file for Pre-Kindergarten information.
On Monday, Camden Elementary School first graders were able to learn more about our night sky. They learned about stars, constellations, and stories that are told with the constellations by using the STARLAB Mobile Planetarium! This is made possible with the help of Madison-Oneida BOCES Staff and Curriculum Development in association with Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES.
On Monday, March 4th, Camden Music Teacher Joseph Perrotta represented the Camden Central School District and New York State School Music Association at the 51st Annual Joseph R. Sugar NYSSMA Advocacy Day at Albany's Empire State Plaza.
The event occurs during March, which is known as "Music in Our Schools Month" across New York State. During this time, NYSSMA arranges a day in Albany for music educators to meet with State Legislators. Each zone works collaboratively with NYSSMA to schedule times with their assembly members and senators in Albany to discuss current issues and how they may affect music programs for students. This is also an opportunity to express gratitude for continued support of music education.
