Check out this incredibly fun conversation with our JV Softball team and their Coach, Mrs. Dickson. This is a rowdy group of athletes with a bond that goes beyond the field! Click here to listen: https://youtu.be/nUeP1Jne0aA
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Dear CS community, the work out center will be closing early today, April 22nd at 7pm.
CSCS Panthers April Staff Spotlight: The Incredible Erica Machuga (and Bennie)!
We are thrilled to announce that our Staff Spotlight for April is the amazing Erica Machuga! As a 1990 CS alumna, Erica’s roots in our community run deep, and her impact as a highly respected elementary teacher is even deeper. Erica is a beacon of passion and kindness, well-known for the way she truly treasures every student who enters her classroom.
Erica’s heart for her students is matched only by her innovation—she is the reason we have Bennie, our wonderful therapy dog! Bennie has become an indispensable member of our family, helping students and staff find joy and comfort through the unique bond of a four-legged friend. Erica is a Panther in every sense of the word; she models excellence daily and serves our community with unwavering dedication. Please join us in celebrating this exemplary educator!
We continue to collect celebrations of our alumni, community members, faculty, and staff. Click here to submit a name! https://tinyurl.com/CSCSspotlight
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We are thrilled to announce that our Staff Spotlight for April is the amazing Erica Machuga! As a 1990 CS alumna, Erica’s roots in our community run deep, and her impact as a highly respected elementary teacher is even deeper. Erica is a beacon of passion and kindness, well-known for the way she truly treasures every student who enters her classroom.
Erica’s heart for her students is matched only by her innovation—she is the reason we have Bennie, our wonderful therapy dog! Bennie has become an indispensable member of our family, helping students and staff find joy and comfort through the unique bond of a four-legged friend. Erica is a Panther in every sense of the word; she models excellence daily and serves our community with unwavering dedication. Please join us in celebrating this exemplary educator!
We continue to collect celebrations of our alumni, community members, faculty, and staff. Click here to submit a name! https://tinyurl.com/CSCSspotlight
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Happy Administrative Assistants Day! We would like to send out HUGE thanks to our district and building level administrative assistants. They are truly the best and we appreciate them tremendously. Thank you for keeping our schools running and always with a smile! #PantherPride ❤️💙
Thank you Mrs. Smith, Ms. Barrett, Ms. Geyer, Mrs. Knights, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Burguess, Mrs. Konopski, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. Costa.
What an amazing band concert last night! We are truly blessed to have such an amazing band program led by Mrs. Kister! If you missed the concert yesterday, or just want to watch it again, click here! https://youtu.be/sIbqoqECW4w
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On Monday, April 20, 2026, our National Honor Society induction ceremony which recognizes students who exemplify scholarship, leadership, service, and character was held. The evening honored both our new inductees and our current members.
Existing members were recognized individually with thoughtful speeches highlighting their accomplishments, and they were presented with their graduation cords in acknowledgment of their continued dedication. Our senior members are Emma Allard, Olyve Gaylor-Learn, Meghan Cochran, Sarah McKenna, Leah Loveless, Abigail Denison, Emily Payne, and Lydia Auffhammer.
In a meaningful tradition, current members also prepared and delivered personalized speeches to welcome each new inductee into the organization. Our new member inductees are Abby Youngs, Raelee Wetmore, Aurorah Becker, Andrew Drumm, Bryan Bulkley, Hope Mullen, Willow Koperczak, Emilia Baldwin, and Kendall Sick. Congratulations to these students!
Additionally, each year a staff member is selected for induction, recognizing their commitment and positive impact on our school community. This year's staff member is Mrs. Kernan, who was recognized by the senior members for her dedication and hard work to students at Campbell Savona over the last 20 years. Congratulations to Mrs. Kernan!
You can watch a recording of the ceremony by clicking here: https://youtu.be/XB5O-YasLYA
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Existing members were recognized individually with thoughtful speeches highlighting their accomplishments, and they were presented with their graduation cords in acknowledgment of their continued dedication. Our senior members are Emma Allard, Olyve Gaylor-Learn, Meghan Cochran, Sarah McKenna, Leah Loveless, Abigail Denison, Emily Payne, and Lydia Auffhammer.
In a meaningful tradition, current members also prepared and delivered personalized speeches to welcome each new inductee into the organization. Our new member inductees are Abby Youngs, Raelee Wetmore, Aurorah Becker, Andrew Drumm, Bryan Bulkley, Hope Mullen, Willow Koperczak, Emilia Baldwin, and Kendall Sick. Congratulations to these students!
Additionally, each year a staff member is selected for induction, recognizing their commitment and positive impact on our school community. This year's staff member is Mrs. Kernan, who was recognized by the senior members for her dedication and hard work to students at Campbell Savona over the last 20 years. Congratulations to Mrs. Kernan!
You can watch a recording of the ceremony by clicking here: https://youtu.be/XB5O-YasLYA
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CSCS is having an April Community night for all community members from 4:30-6:00pm on Wednesday, April 22nd. Come shop for clothes, prom attire and food!
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EF Tours Trip to France, Switzerland and Germany!
📅 Information Meeting for Parents & Students
We invite all interested students and their families to attend an informational meeting to learn more about the trip details, safety, cost, fundraising options, and itinerary. We are offering two meeting dates to accommodate parents/students' busy schedules.
Date: Monday April 27th or Tuesday April 28th
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Room
Please RSVP using this link: https://bit.ly/4tbFw8X
Note: RSVP regardless of you coming to Monday or Tuesday's meeting. Unfortunately, an RSVP can only be made for one date with EF's system they use, but we are offering two meeting dates to accommodate families.
We will be present to answer questions, walk through the tour experience, and explain registration and payment plans.
✈️ Important Notes
This meeting is informational only and does not require commitment
Learn how to save $200 with early enrollment!
Students and parents are strongly encouraged to attend together
More details about trip dates, pricing, and enrollment will be shared at the meeting.
We hope you will consider joining us to learn more about this exciting global learning opportunity. If you have any questions prior to the meeting, please feel free to contact me.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
Chrissandra Palermo and Lauren Spaulding
📅 Information Meeting for Parents & Students
We invite all interested students and their families to attend an informational meeting to learn more about the trip details, safety, cost, fundraising options, and itinerary. We are offering two meeting dates to accommodate parents/students' busy schedules.
Date: Monday April 27th or Tuesday April 28th
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Room
Please RSVP using this link: https://bit.ly/4tbFw8X
Note: RSVP regardless of you coming to Monday or Tuesday's meeting. Unfortunately, an RSVP can only be made for one date with EF's system they use, but we are offering two meeting dates to accommodate families.
We will be present to answer questions, walk through the tour experience, and explain registration and payment plans.
✈️ Important Notes
This meeting is informational only and does not require commitment
Learn how to save $200 with early enrollment!
Students and parents are strongly encouraged to attend together
More details about trip dates, pricing, and enrollment will be shared at the meeting.
We hope you will consider joining us to learn more about this exciting global learning opportunity. If you have any questions prior to the meeting, please feel free to contact me.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
Chrissandra Palermo and Lauren Spaulding
What an amazing Senior High School band trip to Pittsburgh! We are so blessed to have teachers that take the time to work with our students and parents to offer these amazing opportunities! Thank you, Mrs. Kister!
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Check out this amazing event for high school students and adults interested in furthering their education! Anyone interested in a 2 or 4 year college experience! The Elmira Elks College Fair will be held at teh Thomas Edison High School on Wednesday, April 29th from 6pm-8pm. Any student attending will be put in a raffle to win 1 of 4 drawings of $500 scholarships!
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Our CS 9th grade students learned all about career trade jobs during the "Try" Trades career fair! Check out this awesome event sponsored by the Career Development Council!
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Go tell Supt. Rosno to Jump in the lake! Just look at this guy? He needs to be in a lake!!! ...AND supporting an amazing cause like the 35th Annual Tyrtle Beach campaign to benefit local youth! Any donation big or small helps. Go to www.tyrtlebeach.com to contribute. Do it quickly, the jump is only a week away!
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Mr. Heywood's 5th grade Science class has begun an exciting hands-on learning experience using a Tower Garden, which allows students to explore modern farming techniques in a meaningful and an engaging way. This week, students worked together to assemble the Tower Garden, and they absolutely loved the building process. As we constructed the system, we discussed different types of farming, including traditional soil-based agriculture, hydroponics (growing plants in nutrient-rich water), and aeroponics, which is the method used by the Tower Garden. Students learned that unlike traditional farming, this system does not use soil—instead, plant roots are suspended in air and are periodically misted with water and nutrients, allowing them to receive both hydration and oxygen efficiently.
Educationally, the Tower Garden provides a powerful way for students to connect science concepts to real-world applications. Students are learning how plants grow, what they need to survive, and how different environments impact plant health. The Tower Garden’s design also introduces ideas about sustainability and innovation, as it uses significantly less water and space than traditional farming while still producing healthy crops. This system continuously circulates nutrient-rich water from a reservoir through the tower, feeding plants while conserving resources and reducing waste. Through this process, students are developing skills in observation, problem-solving, and responsibility as they will help monitor plant growth and water quality over time.
As we continue this project, students will take ownership of maintaining the Tower Garden and tracking the progress of our plants from seed to harvest. This experience supports learning in science, technology, and environmental awareness while also encouraging teamwork and curiosity. The goal is not only to grow plants, but to help students understand where food comes from, how innovative farming methods can address global challenges, and how they can play a role in creating a more sustainable future. More information can be found at https://us.towergarden.com/ .
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Educationally, the Tower Garden provides a powerful way for students to connect science concepts to real-world applications. Students are learning how plants grow, what they need to survive, and how different environments impact plant health. The Tower Garden’s design also introduces ideas about sustainability and innovation, as it uses significantly less water and space than traditional farming while still producing healthy crops. This system continuously circulates nutrient-rich water from a reservoir through the tower, feeding plants while conserving resources and reducing waste. Through this process, students are developing skills in observation, problem-solving, and responsibility as they will help monitor plant growth and water quality over time.
As we continue this project, students will take ownership of maintaining the Tower Garden and tracking the progress of our plants from seed to harvest. This experience supports learning in science, technology, and environmental awareness while also encouraging teamwork and curiosity. The goal is not only to grow plants, but to help students understand where food comes from, how innovative farming methods can address global challenges, and how they can play a role in creating a more sustainable future. More information can be found at https://us.towergarden.com/ .
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CS Alumni Spotlight for April - Matthew "HC Loc" Knowles!
Matthew “HC Loc” Knowles, a distinguished member of the CSCS Class of 1993, is the embodiment of what it means to be a Panther. With a professional wrestling career spanning over 30 years, Matthew has competed on the world's biggest stages—including the WWE, ECW, and Ring of Honor. Today, he has transitioned his veteran expertise into entrepreneurship as the owner of his own construction firm and the founder of FLEX Wrestling, a promotion dedicated to the Finger Lakes region. Matthew’s journey perfectly reflects the CSCS core values: working hard, pursuing dreams relentlessly, and maintaining integrity in every endeavor.
We continue to collect celebrations of our alumni, community members, faculty, and staff. Click here to submit a name! https://tinyurl.com/CSCSspotlight
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Summer of Innovation!
Attention students and families:
Join us this summer for learning, exploration and fun! Academies on a wide
variety of subjects are offered all summer at sites across the region.
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#GSTBOCESSUMMEROFINNOVATION!
Attention students and families:
Join us this summer for learning, exploration and fun! Academies on a wide
variety of subjects are offered all summer at sites across the region.
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#GSTBOCESSUMMEROFINNOVATION!
Huge Shout Out to Maggie Fodge on her 100th Varsity Softball Career Strikeout. Maggie is an 8th grade student who started playing Varsity Softball as a 7th grader last year. Congratulations to Maggie for all of her hard work, her dedication, her teamwork, her drive, her bright/funny personality, and of course her pitching.
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We hope you are having a wonderful Spring Break! For those of us still around for break, there is a wonderful event sponsored by ProAction this Friday from 11:00am-12:30pm at the VEW school in Bath in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention month.
CS continues to support our local agencies and organizations as we all work together to make our communities a great place for our children to grow up in!
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CS continues to support our local agencies and organizations as we all work together to make our communities a great place for our children to grow up in!
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This week is National Assistant Principals week. Thank you to our AP's, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Spaulding! You are two of the absolute best and we appreciate everything you do for our schools!!
#PantherPride❤️💙
Campbell-Savona Central School District
Announces Vacancy
Effective Immediately
School Nurse
Required Credentials: Registered Professional Nurse.
Qualifications: Application materials must contain a letter of interest, resume, minimum of three current letters of reference, with one being current immediate supervisor, copy of license. Candidates must also have proof of fingerprint clearance through the New York State Education Department completed.
Please apply online at: https://olasjobs.org/campbell-savona-cs?from=districts
Kelly Costa, District Clerk
Campbell-Savona Central School District
8455 County Route 125
Campbell, New York, 14821
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2026
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Announces Vacancy
Effective Immediately
School Nurse
Required Credentials: Registered Professional Nurse.
Qualifications: Application materials must contain a letter of interest, resume, minimum of three current letters of reference, with one being current immediate supervisor, copy of license. Candidates must also have proof of fingerprint clearance through the New York State Education Department completed.
Please apply online at: https://olasjobs.org/campbell-savona-cs?from=districts
Kelly Costa, District Clerk
Campbell-Savona Central School District
8455 County Route 125
Campbell, New York, 14821
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2026
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The CS Fitness Center will be closing early today, April 1st, at 7:15pm. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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