CMS DRAMA CLUB cordially invites to attend our spring play, “Twice Upon a Time”, presented by the talented students of Camden Middle School.
May 3rd with an encore May 4th
Curtains rise at 6:30
Free admission
CMS Auditorim
**Please join us for a play on some of your favorite fairy tales. Find out what happens when the story continues! We look forward to seeing you there!**
Mrs. Willson's 6th grade math class has been working hard. During their most recent project, students drew their common household box (rectangular prism) in 3D. They labeled their drawing with dimensions and found its volume. Next, students decomposed the box to discover and draw its net (one version) and calculate its surface area.
The students in Mrs. Johnson's reading class made Easter eggs before break with the help of Mrs. Britton from the Media Center. Great fun was had by all!
Want to have dinner and support positive initiatives at Camden Middle School? Here's an opportunity to do both of those things at the same time! Mention that you're there to support the Camden Middle School Student Council and a portion of your sale will be donated back to the CMS Student Council! It runs tonight (4/26) from 5PM to 7 PM at the Camden McDonalds!
Eat at McDonald's in Camden TONIGHT and support CMS Student Council!
Grab dinner at McDonald's on April 26th and support CMS Student Council!
Yesterday, Camden Middle School hosted all kinds of celebrities, dignitaries, inventors, authors, and athletes.... Well, sort of! Sixth grade students took a biography project to the next level by hosting a living wax museum. Each student had the chance to portray a notable person from the past or present, and offer information to others in attendance about their chosen individual!
On Wednesday, March 29th, students from Camden Middle School, Camden Elementary School, and McConnellsville Elementary School joined our Connected Community Schools team for "Minute to Win It" Game Night! Based on the popular series, students had the opportunity to navigate several mind-bending challenges designed to test their perseverance and problem-solving skills!
Join us for our district-wide Title One Reading Extravaganza on Wednesday, April 5th! The celebration is open to all of our CES, MES, and CMS students and families! See the flyer below for more information, and contact Kailee Petrie at CES if you have questions!
Students are rolling up their sleeves preparing to learn about Maple production in New York State within the agriculture elective. Mrs.Willson provided a delicious snack as well as loads of information regarding the Maple Industry!
How does the agriculture classroom bring positive morale into students lives? Example A: A student in the agriculture elective stated her interest in bring in her pet chicken to educate the class on poultry production. Today that student created an engaging lesson for the class about her chicken and the poultry industry! Learning from a teacher is one thing but students teaching each other is even more impactful!
"Chick-out" what's happening in the agriculture classroom today! Today we had a visit from Oneida County CCE to learn about a chicks life cycle. The reasoning behind todays lesson was to prepare the agricultural elective students for the weeks ahead. Students in the agricultural elective will be hatching chicks for the next 3 weeks in the agriculture classroom.
Don't you love when a plan comes together through collaboration? Mrs Bloomquist’s 5th grade School Library Skills Class at Camden Middle School did exactly that! The group colored Collaboration Squares that were connected together to form a new, larger picture! These works of art are a great example of what can happen when the school community works together! Thanks to our partners at Connected Community Schools for sharing this!
Three spectacular Camden Agriculture students put their skills to the test in a mock competition. Lauren Clifford spoke the FFA Creed. Mary Hall competed in the poster contest for People In Agriculture. Justin Melnick gave an extemporaneous speech on the agriculture industry. Great job! We look forward to chartering a Camden FFA chapter in the near future.
Chick Week has come to an end folks! The last day was filled with activities that are incorporated with the Poultry Evaluation FFA CDE! Students learned how to grade eggs, grade poultry meat, and identify meat cuts! This was another wonderful week in the agriculture room!
Chick Week continues..... Today students learned about Embryology of a Chick! After learning the 21 stages of chick development students had hands on time with the chicks. Some students learned that chicks also "poop." It is all about learning moments in the agriculture classroom!
The Connected Community Schools HUB Club at Camden Middle School recently made some candy houses!
Hey HGTV, call us up! We know a few future celebrity builders!
Within the agriculture elective called "Agriculture Explorations" students are able to complete and learn from projects that interest them. One student is learning about ecosystems. This student finally had the chance to put live worms in his ecosystem thanks to Mrs. Wilson's worm bin! Come to find out this student was scared to death of worms. This student got over his fear by being pushed out of his comfort zone and now is able to watch the live creatures work in his live terrarium!
For "Chick Week" the agriculture program wants to make sure everyone is involved including our other furry friends. Jelly the classroom Guinea Pig made a pit stop at the main office today to spread chick love in her chick costume! Jelly brought loads of laughter and smiles into the main office!
Attention all CES, CMS, and MES Families! Join us for our district-wide Title One Reading Extravaganza on Wednesday, April 5th! See the flyer below for more information!
