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.
Congrats Goes To - Melissa Zschaechner - WADA Athletic Service Award
Each year, the Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association (WADA) proudly honors individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to supporting their schools' athletic programs through the Wisconsin Athletic Service Award. This award recognizes those community members who go above and beyond, whether through financial support, coaching, volunteering, or cheering on our student-athletes.
This year, we are thrilled to announce that the recipient of WADA’s Athletic Service Award from Clintonville is Melissa Zschaechner. Melissa has been a cornerstone of our athletic community, dedicating her time and expertise as a game worker for both our high school and middle school programs. Her commitment shines through in her roles as scorekeeper and scoreboard operator, where she consistently goes the extra mile to ensure our events run smoothly.
Over the past five years, Melissa has tirelessly supported our teams, contributing her time to volleyball, football, soccer, swimming, basketball, wrestling, and track & field events. Her enthusiasm and reliability have made a significant impact on our programs, and we are incredibly grateful for her unwavering support.
On behalf of the Clintonville Public School District, our Athletic Programs, and our student-athletes, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Melissa for her remarkable contributions and dedication. Congratulations!
FCCLA ( Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) made gift bags for 2nd graders to take home to encourage spending time together as a family during Fall/Thanksgiving Break. The bag included an age appropriate movie list, a bag of popcorn, and an origami set along with a little note from FCCLA.
If you plan to attend Saturday's Basketball Games in Shawano, anyone who donates a new hat, pair of mittens, or socks (or makes a cash donation) is provided free admission to the games that day.
Attached is the link for the Clintonville School District Report Card. Additional Information will also be presented at Monday's Board of Education Meeting.
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CHS Annual Biggest Buck Contest - Get your picture and plaque on the CHS Biggest Buck Wall!
CHS students, including Student Council, National Honor Society, and other volunteers, went into the community on Friday November 15 and Wednesday November 20 to help rake the lawns of community members homes. Over 60 students total volunteered to assist with leaf raking.
During the last 2 weeks, students in General Construction class were able to help build little kid picnic tables for Mother Goose Day Care after they had a fire. With help from Torborgs Lumber, who donated all the lumber and screws, we were able to build 4 picnic tables! The students worked together in groups to follow building plans and divided up responsibilities to get the job done.
“I HAVE FOUND THAT, AMONG ITS OTHER BENEFITS, GIVING LIBERATES THE SOUL OF THE GIVER” ~MAYA ANGELOU
CHS Sources of Strength Students gave roses to parents/caregivers and bus drivers during school pickup to honor World Kindness Day!
On Wednesday, November 13th 2024, Clintonville High School held their induction ceremony for the Clintonville Chapter of National Honors Society. There were 17 new inductees that joined this prestigious society. Please help us in congratulating all of our members (our inductees and our current members) for striving for excellence and upholding the ideals of their school and life. We are so proud of you all!
Congrats to senior WR Sam Wegener on being all Conference for both Wide Receiver and Defensive Back. Sam was also chosen as All-Region for Wide Receiver!
Sam has had an outstanding football career for the Truckers.
- 2x All-Region
- 1x All-State
- 156 Receptions (School Record)
- 2443 Receiving Yards (School Record)
- 32 Receiving TD's (School Record)
Congratulations to Addy Lundt who competed in the WIAA State Swim Meet this weekend. Addy took 3rd place in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:06.67. She also took 10th place in the 200 IM, with a new personal best time of 1:15.20 and new school record. Addy is the first swimmer in CHS swim history to take top three at state.
On November 13, the Tech Ed. department had a visit from the National Guard, who brought an H1 Hummer and a job trainer simulator for our students. It was an incredible opportunity for them to see and interact with advanced equipment that they might encounter in careers related to technical education and beyond.
The students were particularly engaged with the job trainer simulator, which provided a realistic experience in operating equipment they may use in future professions. This kind of hands-on exposure is invaluable in motivating them to consider various technical career paths and understand real-world applications of what they’re learning.
Clintonville places 9th in sectionals at Ashwaubenon . Addy takes 1st in the 100 breast, and 3rd in the 200 IM, qualifying for state in both events
Specialist Shelton visited the first grade classes at CES on Veterans Day.
Classes combined - two at a time - to learn about the military, including Shelton's experience in the Wisconsin National Guard.
Juniors at Clintonville High School participated in a Bite of Reality event conducted by Fox Communities Credit Union and volunteers from the Clintonville Chamber of Commerce. Bite of Reality is a 'Real World Simulation' that guides students through a day in the life of an adult in which students experience what it's like to make financial decisions and manage money.
A special thank you to the following individuals for bringing this event to CHS:
Heather Long - CHS FACS Educator
Mia Peterson - Financial Education Specialist at Fox Communities Credit Union
Josh Roberts -WI Credit Union League Vice President of Systems Collaboration & Development
Dave Thone - Senior Vice President of Member Solutions at Fox Communities Credit Union
Congrats McKaylee Stephenson and Bailey Loose - Honorable Mention
