Category: District
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CCS partners with Cambridge Lions Club to host Goalball clinic and tournament
CCS was proud to partner with the Cambridge Lions Club and Envision Blind Sports to host a first-of-its-kind adaptive sports event in Upstate NY, showcasing the sport of Goalball. Goalball is a sport exclusive to athletes with visual impairments, played by both men and women. Played on a gym court, the objective of the game…
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Board of Education hears long-range financial analysis; considers updated proposals for 2026-27 budget
The Board of Education met on March 12 and March 16 to review a detailed long-range financial analysis and evaluate three updated budget scenarios for the 2026-27 school year. The March 12 meeting featured a comprehensive presentation by Dr. Rick Timbs, President and CEO of R.G. Timbs, Inc., who provided a data-driven long-range fiscal outlook.…
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Luke MacDougall named Wasaren League MVP; Myles Mattson named to Second Team
Congratulations to Luke MacDougall and Myles Mattson! Luke was named the Wasaren League Most Valuable Player and Myles was named to the League Second Team! Season stats:Luke481 points, 20.9 ppg3-pointers: 40.3% (87 total)Free throws: 86.6% (58 total) Myles322 points, 14.0 ppg191 rebounds In his return to Cambridge, Coach Andy Nolan led the team to its…
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February Positive Action Notes
Throughout the school year, staff will be recognizing students (and each other!) for displaying any of the following qualities: When a student or staff member is highlighted, they will receive a personal note marking the positive attributes they bring to the CCS culture. Recognitions will be given monthly. The following students and staff members were…
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Updates regarding the 2026-27 budget; presentation at March 12 BOE meeting
The district’s Budget web page has been updated with presentations from recent Board meetings, Thursday night’s Budget Workshop and a breakdown of administrative, capital and program spending. We have also added new information to our 2026-27 Budget FAQ. If you have specific questions regarding next year’s budget, please fill out this form. During the March…
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Jonah Stevens ends high school career with 111 wins and three state appearances
Jonah Stevens is Salem-Cambridge’s first 3x NYS Qualifier. At the state tournament, he battled in every match and finished 2-2, just one win away from the podium. Jonah’s most impressive win came Friday evening. In typical Jonah style, he took his opponent down early with his single leg, but was immediately rolled and put to…
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Spring sports registration now open
Dear students and families, Spring sports are right around the corner and now is the time to register your student-athlete for modified, JV or varsity! Please be sure to register your student-athlete through the Arbiter/FamilyID platform as soon as possible. Registering early helps ensure a smooth clearance process and allows your child to participate in required practices from…
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Recovery of funds from cyber fraud incident
As you are aware, the Cambridge Central School District was recently the victim of a cyber fraud incident involving the unauthorized transfer of approximately $461,000 from our Capital Construction Fund. Upon discovery, the district immediately engaged local law enforcement, legal counsel and our insurance providers. The district is currently working in close coordination with the…
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District to move to one secure entrance for remainder of the school year
Dear families and community members, We wanted to provide a staffing update and share information about our visitor entrances. Effective Monday, Feb. 23, please note the following staffing updates: As a result of these staffing changes, the Jr./Sr. High School secure entrance will close for late student arrivals and visitors for the remainder of the…
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Board of Education hears budget scenarios to address revenue shortfall
During the Thursday, Feb. 12 meeting, the Board of Education heard a variety of budget scenarios to address a revenue shortfall for 2026-27. Each year, the district must develop a balanced budget where expenses must equal revenue. Currently, the district is projecting a revenue gap of $1.7 million if the district budget proposal was at…