Clintonville Public School District

Mr. Mathews worked with Isabel Vallejo Corbacho (foreign exchange student - Spain) in Welding 1 to create a flower with washers.

Lady Truckers took third place last night and brought home three individual metals!!

Animal Science students in Ms. Ellderbrock's class were put to the test today to identify external anatomy of a beef heifer. Pictured are students collaborating to accurately label the various anatomical parts before verifying their findings on the actual animal!

Registration is now open for the 2024-25 Girls Hoops Season. General Information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Z1DhdhgBHZoThv39IJ_52dkJOZY9nneZ_NWxk56SKwM/edit#heading=h.lmyxag8obd2j Please register your daughter via the following google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dRNViVg5dl5Du5a4B2zLU1vRq1WnKGcEMVEHa08w83w/edit

Share Night at Cville Culvers - Class of 2026 September 23, 2024 (4:00 - 7:00)

Thank you all of our hard working staff that instruct ART curriculum. Arts in education is so important for our students quality of life, their mental health, and many other skills. Not to mention the importance of understanding the world around us that is filled with art and music wherever we go. Can you even imagine a world without different building designs, colors, no melodies, background music, etc?

Exploring math manipulatives in Mrs. Walske’s and Ms. Stannye’s First Grade classroom!

Congrats Swim Team! Sturgeon Bay Relay Night 3X100 Back — 3rd 200 Fly — 2nd Reverse Medley — 1st

Thank you one again... Creative Converting not only donated school supplies but much needed hygiene and other items for students.

First middle school CC meet. Good Luck runners.

High School Students is Ms. Rohr's Class focus on Team Building while learning how to play board and card games!

Problem Solving Play in STEAM with Ms. Charles

5th Grade students in Ms. Trochil's Class Learning Team Building Skills

6th Grade Puzzle Competition for Building Relationships and understanding Teamwork!

Clintonville School District welcomes Cameron Zeinert - 6th Grade Math

Clintonville Welcomes Jessica Holtz - Business Manager Services (Cesa 8) Hi yall! My name is Jessica Holtz and I am so excited to be providing Business Services for the Clintonville School District through CESA 8. I am a DeForest Graduate but my parents were in the military so we spent most of our time in Texas. I graduated from UW-Whitewater with my Bachelor Degree in Finance in 2011 and recently returned to UWW to get my Master's degree in School Business Management, which I completed in December 2023. I have worked as a Business Manager for 3 years, and before that worked for Dodge County doing Payroll. We just recently moved to Seymour from Horicon so we could be closer to family. My husband is a Middle School Teacher and we have 3 children (6, 4 & 2) and a German Shepherd mix who keep us very busy! We love to spend time outdoors-hiking, fishing and camping. Our favorite thing to do is take trips to all of the different National Parks throughout the year. Fishing in Canada for a week is how we end our summer and in the winter time you can find us out on the ice fishing!

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Clintonville Welcomes Gabrielle Behnke - High School Cross Categorial Special Education I am born and raised in Clintonville. I was a Clintonville Graduate Class of 2015. I am married to Mike and we have two beautiful daughters, Zoey (2) and Rylee(5 months). We are building our forever home on my family’s farmstead next Spring. In the summer we are busy camping all over Wisconsin. We camped 8/12 weekends this summer so it was quite busy! Right now my hobbies include trying to keep up with a toddler and a baby :) As far as school goes, I’m excited to come back to a familiar stomping ground and be able to share my experiences with students! I am also fortunate to share my teaching experience with my mother who is at the middle school. I’m looking forward to being a part of CHS!

Clintonville Welcomes Mary Oatman - English Mary Oatman lives outside of Weyauwega with her husband and their six-year-old son. Mary and her family enjoy spending recreational time outdoors, attending church functions, and supporting local and naturally produced foods. Mary is excited to meet her students and share her delight in the world of Language Arts with each and every one of them!

My name is Matt Zodrow and I am excited to be the new Business Education Teacher at Clintonville School District. I look forward to helping students understand the business world better, spark their curiosity and encourage their success for future endeavors, and provide opportunities for them to grow in confidence and skills. I am a husband and father of five and I value learning and growth. I was born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, graduated from John Marshall High School, and spent eighteen years of my adult life in Kansas. I started college at UW-Platteville and finished at MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe, KS, and I hold 2 master-level degrees from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. I have taught people in many settings and trained people throughout my career, but this will be my first position as a public-school teacher. I started a business at the age of 5, my first job was delivering the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1982, and most of my career has been spent in sales with a focus on technology. In college I owned my own business, I have worked in a variety of roles in the hospitality industry, I have a background working with media and promotion, and I have led several non-profit organizations. Prior to my role in Clintonville, I was the Account Manger for CMS4Schools, a part of CESA 6 in Oshkosh, WI. I am excited to use my past experiences, failures, and successes to encourage the students in Clintonville. I live in a remodeled farmhouse outside of Neenah with my family and host events in the barn. Finding triple win situations, spending time with family, enjoying music, and helping others are some of the ways I spend my time. I have several super powers including the ability to locate great restaurants, transforming a box of mac n’ cheese, quoting lines from movies, and creating spreadsheets. I look forward to being part of the Clintonville community. Here is one of my favorite family pictures from the Outer Banks of North Carolina.