Items from the Teen/Toy Drive
88 Teddy Bears from the Teddy Bear Toss
$430.00 from the Teddy Bear Toss Proceeds
129 rolls of wrapping paper from the Wrapping Paper Drive
Clintonville Welding and Manufacturing classes have really been successful in recent competitions. Skills USA hosted a competition in which the best student welders across the state compete in various categories.
Parker Phillips earned 1st place in the SkillsUSA Welding Competition and received a $1,000 scholarship from the American Welding Society for his outstanding performance. Hunter Helms earned a bronze medal in the Weld Sculpture competition, showcasing exceptional creativity and craftsmanship. Great Job!!!
Please take take the time to.
1. Read the 2025-11-14 Press Release
2. Review the Survey Video
3. Look over/explore the Survey/Possible Referendum webpage
https://docs.google.com/document/d/19qoFVkDFBvoLc7hCZAfE9lpsUEJLBGbp8OV1OWc3v4g/edit?tab=t.0
8th Grade volleyball players should turn their uniforms into Mr. Bembenek starting tomorrow during the school day. You should have all brought them in today with you. So you can leave them in your lockers until tomorrow. Mr. Bembenek will be at MS lunch tomorrow to collect these, he will also be in his office if you would like to turn it in there.
If you have any questions please let me know, Thank you.
November 7-9
Admission Available at the Door
Meet with Coaching Staff to Discuss the Readiness of your Swimmer
www.Cast-swimmers.com
I wanted to remind everyone that the JV FOOTBALL GAME IS CANCELED FOR TONIGHT. Any questions please let myself or your coach know. Thank you.
Parents and Guardians of Clintonville School District…
A couple of updates.
First and foremost, tomorrow, Friday, September 19th is a very important day for our schools. It marks the third Friday count, which plays a key role in determining our official student enrollment and directly impacts the amount of state funding we receive to support educating our students. We ask that all students are in attendance tomorrow unless there are medical reasons, confirmed by a doctor. Every student's attendance matters and helps ensure our school receives the much needed resources.
Second, Rooms Messaging Service. We should have all 4K and new students entered into our system. Now we just need to set up and link the parent accounts to the students if they have not already automatically linked. Attached is a Google Form for you to fill out so we can accomplish this. Sorry for the extra wait, but now that we have understood the process, we know how to streamline this in the future. (Link to Clintonville Rooms Information/Questions Survey)
Third, Homecoming Week is next week. Reminder for parents to encourage your children to have safe fun, and not to cause harm to others or vandalize within the community. We always debrief with local law enforcement and do our best to maintain a safe and fun week of events. Students are to seek approval from administration for any daily pranks or toilet papering on school/city/county property. They are also to receive permission from owners if they are to decorate or toilet paper on private property. The parade is on Friday at 2:30pm. Students will be released at approximately 1:00pm. Staff are to be in buildings until 2:00pm. If staff need to have their own children working with them in their rooms from 1:00pm to 2:00pm, that is approved. Please pack the downtown area for the Homecoming parade!
Finally, we are finishing week three of school. I have met with many parents, students, and staff. The admin team had a very productive/troubleshooting meeting this week. Please remember we are all here for the same reason, “Do what is best for kids,” and we need to continue to work together as a group. With concerns, bring suggestions! We have a great staff, students, parents and community. Let's continue to work together to create future leaders and contributing members of society!
Troy Kuhn
3rd – 8th grade: https://forms.gle/28qLaSgYLDw2tf949
1st & 2nd grade: https://forms.gle/T1ruNCrdCepC221F7
My name is Caleb Bembenek, and I am excited about the opportunity of being the Activities Director here at Clintonville. I am very passionate about co-curriculars and how they help shape our youth into adults. There are alot of life lessons to be taught and learned and I look forward to helping in the development of our students.
I graduated high school in 2014 from Rosholt, where I was an active 3 sport participant. After high school, I went to Fox Valley Tech, and received a degree in Wildland Firefighting. Shortly before I was headed west, I tore my ACL and during recovery I decided to follow another passion of mine which is teaching. I went to UWSP for my bachelors in teaching Physical Education as well as Health Promotions and Wellness.
Outside of work, I have a lot of “hobbies” bowling, darts, pool, softball and baseball. I'm sure I will be cutting back on these and my fiance will likely be in favor of that.
I have a growing family that supports me through everything. Fiance Morgan works in Waupaca, and my son Knox 2 ½, well he does what any normal 2 year old boy does and that's cause chaos. He is looking forward to being an older brother sometime late December to early January.
I am excited about the new opportunity and I look forward to helping build future leaders of Clintonville.
