Calling all rising stars!!!!
The Camden High School musical is looking to include some younger students in portions of this year's production of Oliver! The show will be held on March 1st and March 2nd. They will be having open auditions for students in grades 4-6 at the High School Auditorium Thursday, Dec 7th from 5-6:30 PM. No signups are required, we hope to see you there!
Any questions please contact directors Kimberly Bird (kbird@camdencsd.org) or Amanda Hughes (ahughes@camdencsd.org)
Even when it's cold outside the CMS 7th grade Baloo Team keeps parents and students informed and organized.
Camden Schools have a 2 hour delay on Wednesday, November 29 due to poor weather conditions. Our AM PreK and AM Boces classes are cancelled for the day.
8th graders at CMS recently completed holiday ornaments to thank friends and family for their service to our country.
Robots and reading? These students are driving Sphero Robots and reading in our Middle School Media Center to pass the time until our early dismissal today. #NotYourMommasLibrary
'Tis the season for seventh grade "A Christmas Carol"
All after school activities are cancelled for Camden Schools on Tuesday, November 28 due to poor weather conditions in the Northern end of our District.
On Tuesday, November 28, Camden Middle School will dismiss early at 2 PM and Camden High School at 2:10 PM and all elementary students will dismiss at 3:20 PM. We have heavy snow and gusting in the Northern end of the school district.
Mrs. Kuc's classes learned a Spanish dance to practice direction words.
Dr. Baker’s 3A fifth-grade reading students made Marking Period 2 independent reading goals the day before break. As students finish reading each book written on their bookmark, they will color in the book spine to celebrate their reading accomplishment.
Dr. Baker’s 4A sixth-grade reading students made Marking Period 2 independent reading goals the day before break. As students finish reading each book written on their bookmark, they will color in the book spine to celebrate their reading accomplishment.
Dr. Baker’s 7A sixth-grade reading students made Marking Period 2 independent reading goals the day before break. As students finish reading each book written on their bookmark, they will color in the book spine to celebrate their reading accomplishment.
Dr. Baker’s 8A sixth-grade reading students made Marking Period 2 independent reading goals the day before break. As students finish reading each book written on their bookmark, they will color in the book spine to celebrate their reading accomplishment.
Dr. Baker’s 9A sixth-grade reading students made Marking Period 2 independent reading goals the day before break. As students finish reading each book written on their bookmark, they will color in the book spine to celebrate their reading accomplishment.
During today's agriculture lesson, agriculture elective students discovered the chemical and physical changes in dairy products. Today students whipped heavy cream into whipped cream. Some shaking may have made a little butter, but it was delicious!
Today is the last full day to get CMS Parent Group Raffle Tickets. Principal DerCola has indicated via ParentSquare that late tickets will be accepted until 3 PM tomorrow (Tuesday, 11/28). Contact the middle schooler in your life, or the CMS Main Office may be able to help you as well if you'd like to get a ticket before the extended deadline.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of our CMS students and families!
Members of the baking elective baked pies to take home for Thanksgiving!
Mrs. Johnson's reading class made scarecrows and turkeys to show what they are thankful for this week and they will take them home to share with their people at home this holiday week. Happy Thanksgiving to all of our CCSD family and friends!
Mrs. Willson's homeroom celebrated Thanksgiving with a little pie and some feel good notes. Each student arrived to find a plate with kind affirmations from their classmates next to their pie supplies. Students made their pies and enjoyed them topped with whip cream. CMS administrators and Dr. Root stopped by for some pie and to wish our students a Happy Thanksgiving. It was a great way to start the day.
