The Camden modified and varsity cross country teams took on Whitesboro, CVA, and Holland Patent in a dual meet held yesterday at the Town of Deerfield's Wilderness Park.
Photos Courtesy Of: Alana Golden
We are just over a week away from the registration deadline for the 2024 Camden Homecoming Festival Parade! The parade takes place on Saturday, October 5th at 1 PM here in the Village of Camden.
Parade Registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4AGhmis4IhQPgduijPq6EtBiAItovcg7NiYBxrujuKxcL_w/viewform
Parade Instructions: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/2998/CCSD/3441722/ParadeInstructions2024.pdf
Flu Season is coming. Stay ahead with these tips from the New York State Department of Health.
Therapy dog Thursday in agriculture class is the best day of every week!
Not every kid likes to read fiction. For those students, we have a great selection of nonfiction reads. Stop in and check out our newest selection on display right now!
Sports books are also a big draw for our students. In our sports section includes stories of not only athletics, but also hunting and fishing. 🏀 🏈 ⚽️ 🎣 🦌
It might still feel like summer the past few days, but fall is quickly approaching. And fall is the perfect time to curl up with a cozy mystery. Check out our most recent mystery books in the CMS Media Center. 🔎
Join Connected Community Schools and CFLR for this pair of free stress management seminars for students and families. Valarie, our Connected Community Schools project manager, is available for questions. A contact number is included in the flyer.
CMS Library 5:30pm-6:30pm
Students in Mrs. Calabro's math classes welcomed the new school year with an activity. This allowed the students to think about numbers, apply them to their lives, all while letting the teacher get to know them better.
Who doesn't like to escape reality either a good fantasy book? Our Fantasy section is probably second in popularity to our Graphic Novel section. Here are a few of our recent fantasy additions.
Today agriculture students got to learn from another agriculture educator in western NY, Mrs. Mitrowski! Mrs. Mitrowski creates a social media video every Friday explaining an agricultural fact to educate others! Middle school agriculture students learned the nutritional benefits of milk from the educational video made by Mrs. Mitrowski!
Camden High School FFA hosted their first meeting of the year today! Newly elected FFA president Luke Eveleth did an outstanding job leading the meeting. The most exciting part of the meeting was all the new and returning faces of Camden FFA!
This week is National Arts in Education Week! We're grateful to have a school community that supports our students in their artistic pursuits, and a group of staff and students that consistently create top-notch work in the visual and performing arts!
When you come to a concert, play, musical, or art show, you let our staff and students know that their work matters greatly, so we hope to see you at these events throughout the year!
Our Graphic Novel section is quite possibly the most popular in the middle school library. Within it, student can explore almost every genre -- biography, science, science fiction, mysteries, family relationships -- you name it and it can be found in a graphic novel. These aren't their Grandpa's comic books! 💥 📕
Alan Gratz and Jennifer A. Nielsen are popular historical fiction authors with our students. We recieved these books in our recent order. If your student is a fan of historical fiction, tell them to come down and check out these recent additions!
Middle school agriculture students has "Therapy Dog Thursday" today! Students learned the difference between a service and a therapy dog. Students also learned how to train a dog to properly greet the public! The agriculture program gives students meaningful opportunities!
Tito, the guinea pig in Mrs. Willson's 6th grade math class, enjoys helping students during their W.I.N. period at Camden Middle School!
W.I.N stands for “What I Need” periods. They are a new addition to the program at Camden Middle School this fall. They are taking the place of ELA Lab, Math Lab, Learning Lab, and Guided Study.
W.I.N periods offer a flexible student-centered approach to learning, allowing teachers to group students based on their individual needs. This will allow our staff a better opportunity to provide targeted interventions and personalized instruction, and give students the support they need to thrive. And perhaps some time with a friend like Tito, too!
Tito, the guinea pig in Mrs. Willson's 6th grade math class, enjoys helping students during W.I.N. time.
Deadlands has been described as Wings of Fire meets Jurassic Park. If your student loved the dragon tribes, they will love these books!
