Cambria Elementary Students Collect Pennies to help support the “Ebensburg Regional Inclusive Playground” project.

Dr. Lansberry would like to thank Ace Hardware for allowing him to purchase the plexiglass at cost and to Ross and Son Window Treatments for helping to build the 36” Penny Box!

In addition, he would like to thank all of the children for their generous contributions to this worthy cause. The Penny Box makes it possible for students to assume ownership for the success of the future Inclusive Playground Project here in our region. Addison, in grade 5 said to Dr. Lansberry, “Thank you so much for providing us with this opportunity to help! It is really, really GREAT!”

Jackson Elementary School’s Pep Rally

On September 13^th, the students, teachers and staff had a chance to meet the Varsity football players, cheerleaders, and band members. The students cheered the football team on to a win against Penn Cambria and also cheered for a bully-free school year.

We want to thank First Student for providing the transportation for the football players, cheerleaders, and the band members to Jackson Elementary School free of charge.

Ebensburg Regional Inclusive Playground Committee, CCSD Board of Directors, and CCEF Members seeking donated items for Benefit Auction to be held on November 30th

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Central Cambria vs Bishop Carroll Varsity Football Game Schedule Change

Please Note:

The Central Cambria/Bishop Carroll Varsity football game originally scheduled for Friday, September 27th will now be played on Saturday, September 28th at 7:00 pm at St. Francis University. 

CCHS Shows School Spirit!!

“You can hear a pin drop in here!” shouted Mr. Corrente testing the energy of Central Cambria Middle School and High School students this past Friday during the first pep rally of football season. The Red Devil pride rose to the surface in a wave through the auditorium as Central Cambria’s very own mascot amped up the volume and energy of the space. A competitive banter between Middle School chants of “We are,” and High School lung-bursting screams of “CC!” fueled the football team for their game against Somerset that evening, while the cheerleaders impressed the crowds with their stunts. The Marching Band, led by Mrs. Kokus, did not disappoint, playing Central Cambria’s favorite song, Jungle Beat, as students danced in the bleachers and a select few representatives competed in some short games. The pep rally sound level dropped a few notches as students and teachers alike took an opportunity to honor Central Cambria senior football players who are ready for a successful season of their final year. The senior players gathered together quietly as the Alma Mater tune, “The Palisades,” played, a moment of nostalgia not only for the players but others who will soon be Central Cambria graduates. Once again, Central Cambria has re-opened its doors for another school year, kicking things off with what is a strong, and sometimes loud, sense of support, community, and respect. Go Devils!