Middle School Student Jamie Rohan received 4th place at state for the mile run! She ran a mile in 5 minutes and 56 seconds.! Great job!
Zach Johnson wins the Fox Communities Credit Union "Save to Save Challenge"!
4 juniors in Personal Finance (Unique Erikson, Emmalee Huebner, Addison Lundt, and Zach Johnson) participated in a "Save to Save Challenge" this semester. The “Save to Save Challenge” is a 15-week program where students will demonstratethe ability to systematically save by depositing $10 per week into a savings account oftheir choice. At the end of the 15 weeks, students show proof of deposits to their teacher by supplying a screenshot of their bank statement. If they completed the challenge their names were put into a pool to draw one lucky winner and Fox matched their contributions. Dani Oudenhoven from our Clintonville branch presented a certificate and check.
Jamie Rohan, a sixth grader at CMS, qualified for for the Wisconsin Middle School State Track and Field Championships in the 1600-meter run! She is currently ranked 4th in the state and competes this Saturday. Way to represent Clintonville, Jamie. We're so proud of you! Go Truckers!
The City of Clintonville gave out awards for students who Volunteered this year. Special thanks goes to.
Madilyn Barkow, Logan Carlsen, Haven Herter, Arianna Jepson, Lexi Lundt, Anika Morillo, Caitlyn Prue, Ana Rasmussen, Lucas Shauger, Marley Taufner, Jayda Teall, Claire Walske, and Paige Walske.
CPSD thanks Tony Tagliapietra and his wife Becca for their generous donation of 3 drills, 3 impact drivers and 2 Sawzalls to our woodshop. Tony reached out a couple months ago seeing if we needed any tools and I told him we could use some Drills. He came through for us with all of that!
Thank you to the local Daisy Girl Scout Troop 2247 who donated 7 cases of cookies to Clintonville Elementary School for Staff Appreciation week!
FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS.
ThedaCare Orthopedic Care is proud to offer FREE sports physicals to Clintonville students. Please see the included flyer for details.
Our Pet & Companion students have been hands-on, practicing their grooming skills with some very patient (and adorable!) staff dogs! All work is supervised and done with care!
The District Maintenance Shed project may begin next week. We hope that the project will not interfere with any student drop off or pick up at Clintonville Elementary School. However, we ask that you be extra cautious around the red circled area (picture) in the event there is heavy equipment in the area and we need to re-route traffic to an alternative exit.
FCCLA and Smart Money Week:
Smart Money Week is observed every year in April to empower people with knowledge and skills to make well informed personal financial choices. FCCLA used this opportunity to teach a mini lesson to kindergarteners about the importance of saving money. Each kindergartener received a ceramic piggy bank. Funds for the banks were donated by Fox Communities Credit Union . Danielle Oudenhoven from our local Fox attended the activity. FCCLA volunteers include Kailee Green, Samantha Lerma, Mariah Kreigel, Layla Wayerski, Mayzie Tauferner, McKenzi Kuhn, Austin Ernst, Conner Magee, Tyler Grosskruetz, Tylie Kersten, Morgan Retzlaff, Khloe Drab, Ana Rassmussen.
The Clintonville Forensics Team competed at State at UW- Madison on April 11th. As a team consisting of solo and duo entries, our medal count was 2 gold, 7 silver, 4 bronze.
Clintonville High School Announces 2024-2025 Alumnus Honoris.
Clintonville High School is proud to recognize Dr. Joanne Lagatta, an outstanding alumna who has made significant contributions to pediatric medicine and medical education, as our Alumnus Honoris for the 2024-2025 academic year.
A 1995 graduate of Clintonville High School, Dr. Lagatta has distinguished herself as a leading pediatric specialist, researcher, and educator in neonatal medicine. After earning her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1999 and her Medical Degree from the UW Medical School in 2003, she completed her pediatric residency and neonatal-perinatal medicine fellowship at the University of Chicago in 2006 and 2009, respectively.
Currently serving as a Professor of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Dr. Lagatta dedicates her professional life to caring for premature and critically ill newborns at Children's Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital. Her work extends beyond clinical care, as she actively teaches medical students and trainee physicians in the neonatal intensive care unit, shaping the next generation of pediatric specialists.
A distinguished researcher, Dr. Lagatta is funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin to develop innovative tools to better understand and support preterm babies with complex medical needs post-hospitalization.
Adding to her remarkable professional achievements, Dr. Lagatta brings the same dedication to her personal life. A resident of Wauwatosa and mother to three children, she remains deeply connected to her community, actively volunteering in local schools and serving as a spelling bee coordinator. Notably, she holds a unique distinction as Wisconsin's only national spelling bee champion from 1991.
The Clintonville Public School District is incredibly proud to honor Dr. Joanne Lagatta, an alumna who exemplifies the best of our school district’s values. Her commitment to healthcare, education, and community service represents the highest ideals of the Clintonville School District and community.
First awarded in 1956 to Dr. William F. Meggers, the Alumnus Honoris recognition celebrates individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary professional achievement, community service, and continued connection to the community.
Dr. Lagatta will be recognized as the 2024-2025 Alumnus Honoris during the Commencement Ceremony at Clintonville High School on Friday May 23, 2025.
To my understanding, many are without power and conditions may worsen. Winter Storm Warning until 4am Monday morning. I will continue to monitor conditions. Please make plans in the event of a 2 hour dalay or cancellation of school for Monday. -Troy
Lorelei Krueger, a student in Mr. Crumbaugh’s Biology class, studies the histology of the small intestine. She is using one of the new microscopes in the Biology laboratory. The microscopes feature a tablet screen display that allows for better visualization, easier collaboration and improved learning. The microscope camera also connects to students’ Chromebooks, allowing them to capture and edit images for lab reports and classroom presentations. This technology is rarely available in high school classrooms.
SAVE THE DATE:
25/26 Athletic Information meeting
WHEN: Monday, April 7 @ 6:30pm
WHERE: High School Auditorium
WHO: All students entering 6-12th grade next school year
WHAT: Information meeting for students and parents
WHY: Share information regarding summer opportunities for your students to participate in along with necessary information and dates for next school year
The Clintonville Forensics Team competed at Bay Port on March 13th. 14 competitors from Clintonville advance to state. State will be held on April 11th.
Ms. Krueger's physical education students met UWO supervisor, Dr. Tipps Tuesday morning while she was at CHS observing student teacher, Mr. Voung.
Both students earned college credits in their respective PE classes; McKayla participated in Golf and Bowling while Sofia participated in Yoga and Badminton.
A reminder that Clintonville High School has ACT testing for Juniors on Wednesday March 12. Grade 9,10,&12 do not report to CHS on Wednesday March 12.
Clintonville High School National Honor Society (NHS) is hosting a food drive for the local Clintonville food pantry. Students and staff can bring in non-perishable food donations to the lobby and place them in their correct bin. The bins will be sorted by grade level and staff. The food drive will be active March 10th through the 21st. The group with the most donations will be awarded free ice cream.
Always a fun time dissecting worms!
