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.
Both high school Yoga classes experienced a live workout to end their 1st Semester with instructor Debbie Lonick. Lonick has been teaching yoga for over 25 years and we're grateful for her willingness to share her time and talents.
FINAL EXAM WEEK AT CPSD! Lots of excitement as students from Link Crew host "Cram Night" to help their peers study for end of semester exams! A little fun and pizza always helps!!!
On behalf of the welding class at Clintonville School District, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Seagrave for your generous donation of the Dynafile. This tool will be invaluable in helping us clean up sharp edges and burrs, allowing us to improve both the efficiency and quality of our work.
Your contribution not only enhances our learning experience but also motivates us to continue developing our skills in the trade. We are truly thankful for your support, and we look forward to putting the Dynafile to good use in our classroom.
Thank you once again for your support!
Reminder that on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, there is no school for Clintonville School District Elementary students (PK - 5). Middle School, High School, and St. Martins have a normal instructional day.
CHS Student Council members went Christmas shopping for items to donate to Goodfellows. Student Council member Cienna Kuhn is shown with the items purchased.
Thank you to Seagrave for donating 53 pounds of aluminum for our Welding class students to practice on!
FCCLA made holiday cards for GreenTree residents for one of their December service activities.
Sources of Strength has been a great success at Clintonville. Not only do students learn about self regulation, coping skills, and resiliency, but they are also trained on how to help and support others. Some pics from the recent training.
Lifetime Activities students in Ms. Krueger's HS Physical Education class had the opportunity to experience Curling this week.
Thankful to the many volunteers who took their time to teach our students and organize our daily activities.
Clintonville's Fishing Team was highlighted in the latest DNR Newsletter!
Ben Smejkal, fishing team coach and science teacher Clintonville High School included fishing-themed games as part of the Clintonville School District's Family Night. CHS students staffed a booth with a casting challenge, a fish identification game and other fishing activities in the gym. More than 300 students participated.
NHS is extending the invitation to the community to donate treats for the CHS student Holiday Tea.
Carrots are the Harvest of the Month!
Wisconsin Harvest of the Month is a statewide campaign that empowers students and families to eat more fruits and vegetables. Each month, schools showcase one seasonal, Wisconsin-grown fruit or vegetable and encourage students to learn about the ipmortance of eating fruits and vegetables.
The worthwhile accomplishments of a Clintonville or Bear Creek High School alumnus will again be recognized this year when the Alumnus Honoris Award is made at the commencement ceremony. Residents of the Clintonville School District and all alumni of Clintonville or Bear Creek High Schools are invited to make nominations.
Nominations must be in writing, signed by the nominator, and in the hands of Principal James Blashe by February 1, 2025. In addition, the nomination must include qualifications of the person nominated and the year he or she graduated from Clintonville or Bear Creek High School. It cannot be emphasized enough that detailed information be submitted and that a detailed description of the accomplishments be included with the nomination.
If you have any questions regarding submissions for the Alumnus Honoris Award, please contact Clintonville High School Principal James Blashe at 715.823.7215.
One of our welding students, Jamie Walsh, recently completed an impressive fire pit project using sheet steel and angle iron. This project required precision, creativity, and a strong understanding of welding techniques.
The fire pit features a sturdy frame constructed from angle iron, providing durability and stability. The walls of the fire pit were crafted from sheet steel, which was carefully cut, shaped, and welded. The student applied skills such as MIG welding, cutting with a plasma cutter, and grinding for smooth edges and a polished finish.
