Fire Inspection Notice
“Notice is hereby given that the annual inspection for 2024 of the Camden Central School District school buildings for fire hazards which might endanger the lives of students, teachers, employees therein, has been completed and the report thereof is available at the office of Camden Central School District at 51 Third Street, Camden, NY 13316 for inspection by all interested persons.”
The Summer Nutrition Program is underway! The program operates with the support of the USDA and allows anyone 18 years of age or under to receive a free breakfast and lunch on each day the program operates. For 2024, walk-in service will be provided at Camden Elementary School. The program runs on a Monday through Friday schedule beginning on Monday, July 8th, and it will run until Friday, August 16th. Meal times are 7:45 AM to 9:15 AM for breakfast, and 11:15 AM to 12:30 PM for lunch.
Don't forget about these events happening this week with Connected Community Schools!
Today is the first day of the 2024 season for our Summer Nutrition Program! The program operates with the support of the USDA and allows anyone 18 years of age or under to receive a free breakfast and lunch on each day the program operates.
For 2024, walk-in service will be provided at Camden Elementary School.
The program runs on a Monday through Friday schedule beginning on Monday, July 8th, and it will run until Friday, August 16th.
Meal times are 7:45 AM to 9:15 AM for breakfast, and 11:15 AM to 12:30 PM for lunch.
Camping is a favorite summer activity in our area, so it was only fitting that Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Fairbrother’s classes came together for an educational end-of-year “Camping” adventure!
The class transformed desks into tents by using binders and plastic tablecloths to create “Camp Read A Lot” The students brought pillows, blankets, stuffed animals and flashlights for their individual tents.
Throughout the day, they rotated around to different centers where each center had a camping theme. For example, there was a money center where they had to match the cost of camping items with the correct coins. They did a graphing activity with camping items, created a map of a campground, wrote about a camping trip they have taken or would like to take, and read in tents with their flashlights. At the end of the day, the classes got together for a campfire sing-a-long.
Is your child looking for something to do between the holiday weekend and the start of Camp Sum-More-Fun? Well, the Connected Community Schools team has some answers for you!
Connected Community Schools is hosting Open Hub Hours on Tuesday!
On June 13th, the Camden Central School District Music Department held an Instrument Recruitment Night for students interested in playing an instrument. It was an exciting opportunity for children to explore various instruments and speak with music teachers about their interests. If any parents missed the event but are still interested in enrolling their child, they can contact a music teacher for more information about opportunities.
Come on out and join Connected Community Schools for their budgeting and board games event this evening! First Source will be there to talk about budgeting while kids get to play board games with Connected Community Schools. There will be raffles and 25 dollar gift cards given away while supplies last.
On Friday, McVille students and staff celebrated Flag day with a patriotic sing along, led by Mr. Rudka and the 4th grade Chorus!
This afternoon students and staff celebrated Flag day with a patriotic sing along lead by Mr. Rudka and the 4th grade Chorus !
Happy Father's Day!
Our Pre-K students had a WILD time during their recent year-end field trip to The Wild Animal Park!
Today's the day!
Join our McVille 4th grade musicians for their concert on Thursday, June 6th!
6 PM start at CHS!
Time is running out to register your child for the Camp Sum-More Fun Summer Enrichment Programs! If you haven't done so already, registration for Happy Campers (students currently in K-2) and Adventurers (students currently in 3-6) closes on Friday, June 7th!
This is a free two-week summer program for Camden CSD students, presented with the support of Madison-Oneida BOCES. Transportation and meals included. If no transportation is required/requested, indicate "Parent Transport" in the transportation portion of the forms.
Please fill out one registration form per child you intend to register.
Check ParentSquare to find the registration links!
On Thursday, our Pre-K students and families came together to celebrate a successful school year with the annual Pre-K picnic held at Camden Elementary School!
As we ran elementary track meets for third and fourth grade, we have some people to thank for making it happen. Keeping a track meet organized and running in a timely manner is no simple task, and our PE Teachers, 3rd and 4th Grade Teachers, and our student volunteers kept things running smoothly. Our high school students were great role models for their younger peers. Well done!
On Wednesday, 5/29, 4th grade students from Camden Elementary and McConnellsville Elementary gathered at Camden High School to compete in the annual District-Wide fourth grade track meet. The athletes competed in running events as long as 400 meters, along with the 4x100 relay and field events such as the long jump, softball throw, football throw, and soccer ball kick for distance. Great job students!!!
Elementary students in the Camden Central School District are once again stocking up for their summer reading endeavors through the generosity of the Tuthill Foundation Grant. For a sixth year, the District is pleased to host a Free Summer Reading Book Fair at Camden Elementary School and McConnellsville Elementary School.
This year, the Fair is running from May 28th to June 4th at McConnellsville Elementary School, and from May 30th to June 6th at Camden Elementary School.
As part of the fair, each student receives a free 25 dollar credit to spend on heavily discounted books. Students will visit the fair during their normally scheduled library times. No other purchases beyond the 25 dollar credit will be allowed, so there is no need to send money in with your child.
The Tuthill Foundation operates to carry on the legacy of longtime Camden residents Virginia and Stedman Tuthill, who believed in supporting educators and students. Through their generosity, our students can continue to have access to books throughout the summer months regardless of their available resources, and build reading comprehension skills by reading in subject areas that interest them.
The District is thankful for the Tuthill family for continuing to provide this generous support to its students, and eternally grateful to Virginia and Stedman Tuthill for keeping our schools in mind as part of their legacy.
