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!
Terrence Tally. Tuesday February 4th. Free Subway Meal: 5:00-5:30. Presentation 5:30-6:30 in CHS Auditorium. Please use the QR code to order Subway in advance.
There is still time to sign up for the Terrence Talley Program with free Subway and Childcare! The High School Sources of Strength students and Clintonville High School Honor Society will also be participating in the event. The best-selling author entertains audiences with his powerful message of hope and inspiration. Please make sure to pre-register by scanning the QR Code by Friday, January 31st, for child care or the Subway meal.
Even without Snow in Clintonville, Ski club was able to fine some on the ski hills!
Cheer Camp is a go!!! We will run the camp Feb. 17 & 19, and will cheer at the Varsity game on Feb. 20!
Online Registration
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1FKLK_srMjtZKBQTDOGsZwbZBYsTeOd9hnJ0mkV1gPM9DQA/viewform
Paper Registration
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Zo0tc8XvZpS8RPu03NTP_DKA9cjcHfe4ILHn9q6HwZA/edit?tab=t.0
2025-2026 Clintonville School District Calendar
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mgSRHiByOMiLF7tA3tYyf4hhKLSbKfW01vLTmpmbTIs/edit?gid=374977239#gid=374977239
Congratulations to the winners of last night's Family Night drawing! It was an evening of fun!
We are excited to announce in collaboration with Compassionate Connections and the Sources of Strength students, that Terrance Talley is coming to our district to present to students and to do an evening parent community presentation on Tuesday, February 4th. Terrance, a best-selling author and motivational speaker, has presented to youth and adults across the nation for over 19 years. His comedic message keeps audiences entertained and spreads hope and resilience to all. For additional information on Terrance, feel free to visit his website at https://terre/pressncetalley.com
Please see the following link for his schedule: T.T. Presentation Schedule
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HIoyD1NyAgqeANCJEwHzNqcUR2r7JfsUIqGzONiLM1k/edit?tab=t.0
Please promote this amazing opportunity for our community!
The class of 2026 is doing a fundraiser! THE MASKED SINGER!
Recently, 6th grade students in Ms. Firnstahl's class learned about the pH scale in science class. They used a variety of substances and pH paper to determine what each substance had for a pH.
Students and their families interested in participating in Youth Apprenticeship for the first time during their junior or senior years should plan to attend one of the following meetings: Marion HS: January 15th @ 6:00 PM (Commons), Wolf River LHS: January 23rd @ 5:45 PM, Shawano HS: January 22nd @ 6:00 PM (LIBRARY), Clintonville HS: January 29th @ 6:00 PM (LIBRARY), Bonduel HS: February 2nd @ 6:00 PM (LIBRARY), Shiocton HS: February 7th @ 6:00 PM (Library)
After School Homework Help Returns for 2nd Semester at CHS!
We are excited to announce that after school homework help, Trucker U, is now available for 2nd semester at Clintonville High School. Homework help will be available on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 3:30-5:00 PM. If a student will require transportation after homework help, there is bus service to selected drop-off points available. Please fill out a bus form, available in the high school office, if bus service will be required after attending homework help.
Information for homework help and transportation will be included in the Weekly Calendar emailed to students and parents.
