The Camden County Schools Board of Education convened on November 14, 2024, to discuss various agenda items, including announcements, recognitions, and school updates. The meeting began with a motion to approve an amended agenda, which included a holiday gathering scheduled for December at Cypress Creek Grill, attendance at the NCSBA annual conference in Greensboro, and the announcement of a board resignation. The motion was carried unanimously.

Following the agenda approval, Pastor Tommy Berry provided an invocation, emphasizing gratitude for educators and the importance of community support for Camden County Schools. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited, and the board recognized the Camden Women's Club for their significant contributions to local schools and community service over the past century. The club's efforts included donating school supplies and providing desserts for local organizations.

The board then moved to the consent agenda, which was also approved without opposition. Updates from various schools were presented by Emma Dupree and Madison Wood, highlighting recent activities and achievements. At Granny Primary, students celebrated School Psychologist Week and participated in field trips focused on fire safety and pumpkin picking. Upcoming events include a Santa shop and a first-grade Christmas program.

Camden Intermediate School reported on a successful color fun run that raised funds for student enhancements and recognized students demonstrating responsibility. Camden Middle School celebrated academic achievements during award ceremonies and reported on successful fall sports seasons, including a volleyball championship.

Camden County High School shared updates on its drama club's successful play and upcoming winter sports tryouts. The meeting concluded with a focus on fostering community engagement and support for the schools, with plans for future events and initiatives to enhance student experiences.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's commitment to recognizing community contributions and promoting student success across Camden County Schools.