Recently, many of our 6th grade CMS students spent 3 fun-filled days up in Rhinelander at the Northern Lakes Impact Center. Students participated in numerous team-building activities. They also learned about the Ice Age of Wisconsin, learned how to blacksmith, did some cross-country skiing, built sleds out of cardboard boxes, watched and pet some snakes, and made some rockets and catapults. Everyone had an enjoyable time at camp!
On 2/25/2025, our 7th-hour welding 3 and 4 class had the opportunity to witness a hands-on TIG welding demonstration by Ian Johnson, a skilled welder from Seagrave. This demonstration provided students with valuable insights into Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding, an essential process in the welding industry known for its precision and versatility.
Ian covered key aspects of TIG welding, including proper torch control, filler metal selection, and the importance of heat management. He also discussed real-world applications of TIG welding in the manufacturing industry and shared personal experiences from his work at Seagrave.
Students were engaged throughout the demonstration, asking insightful questions and gaining a deeper appreciation for the skill and precision required in TIG welding. This experience not only reinforced classroom learning but also gave students a glimpse into potential career paths within the welding industry.
SHE’S GOING TO STATE!!!!!!!! Keela pinned her way through girls sectionals and finished first!
She is state bound next week! 🙌🙌
PTO Presents: Snow Creation Competition
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KTt0HNm4G_Z8dIBetg6tol-zNOqk518JCsvjLV43cgM/edit?usp=sharing
Auxiliary Awards were presented at the VFW last night. Recipients included:
Rebecca Schoenike - Nation Citizenship Education Teach Award
Megan Retzlaff - Voice of Democracy Certification of Merit
Clintonville High School - Voice of Democracy Award
Clintonville High School - National Citizenship Education Teacher Award
All students in Mr. Nighbor’s Health 10 classes have gone through the DPI required training in “Hands-Only CPR” and AED use. Students took a short “field trip” around the CHS/CMS campus and located each of the AED’s available to them during the school day. Students then completed both a written and skills assessment at the end of the unit to demonstrate their understanding of the content. Exactly 100 students completed the training between the first and second semester classes this year.
Reminder that at tonight's Boys Basketball game we are doing "Salute to Service." If you would like to participate in the theme, please wear white for "White Out" or Red, White, and Blue. Hope to see you there.
On Thursday, there will be a Fire Truck escort through town for the deploying service members. It will begin at 8:30 am at the High School Front entrance.
6th grade finished their BADL season on Saturday winning their championship game.
Free Baseball Clinic (see pic)
If you need some entertainment, please consider attending the MASKED SINGER tonight at Clintonville High School Auditorium. Staff will be in costume singing! There will also be a bake sale.
Forensics competed at WISDAA Subdistrict at FVL. We are so proud to announce that all competitors advanced to the District Competition at Bayport High School.
FCCLA WEEK (Feb 10-14) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for students in Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education in public and private schools. FCCLA offers intra-curricular resources and opportunities for students to pursue careers that support families. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences education.
Horticulture students have been growing hydroponic lettuce to support the school lunch program. If you find leafy greens on your lunch tray today, know that they were grown by the Clintonville Agriculture Department!
UW STEAM Days!!!
Clintonville Boys’ Hoops Club had a successful tournament season for the Bay Area Development League. League started in November and concluded with 5th, 7th, and 8th grade teams ALL winning their respective championship games this weekend. Congrats to players and coaches!
Good luck to the 4th and 6th grade teams, who will be competing next weekend.
Jeff Crumbaugh - Advanced Chemistry
Photo1: Johny Pingel, Carter Writt and Kelsey Maus performing a potentiometric titration in Advanced Chemistry. They are using burets to add precise amounts of Cerium (IV) to Iron (II). The Cerium oxidizes the iron until complete whereupon the electrical potential of the solution rises dramatically. Students then use the data from this titration to precisely calculate the molar concentration of the iron solution.
Photo 2. Kiva Clark is monitoring the simultaneous consumption of oxygen and production of carbon dioxide by yeast that has been fed fructose and incubated. She is collecting data via Bluetooth connections between the gas sensors and her Chromebook. The experiment provides insight on cellular respiration in yeast mitochondria.
Photo 3. Giselle and Gwendolyn Rose measuring carbon dioxide gas produced by yeast. Students fed yeasts six different sugars, one at a time, to determine the relative preference of yeast, based on their metabolism and production of carbon dioxide.
Clintonville High School is pleased to announce the outstanding academic achievements of members of our graduating class of 2025. It is with great pride that we recognize our Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Congratulations on your well-deserved honors!
Terrence's message to parents was "SHAME." Love yourself and others. Be that person for your children, always give them love. Don't ever turn your back on others because of hardships or shame. Build up yourself and others around you!
Sources of Strength also did a brief presentation.
Middle School Celebrated "YEARBOOK WEEK!"
On Saturday, February 1st, four members of CHS FBLA traveled to Edgar, WI for the Region 2 competition. More than 700 hundred students were present at the event. Let's Go Truckers!
