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
Clintonvilles Addy Lundt had a great day in the pool. She took 2nd place in the 200 IM and 1st place in the 100 breast. Addy broke school records in both events, and is now the conference record holder in the 100 breast.
We are very fortunate that we have a PE teacher, Ms. Krueger, who teaches students mental, emotional, and physical wellness using YOGA. Here are some of the students learning Partner YOGA.
Link Leaders and Freshmen worked together to paint pumpkins for their October monthly activity. There was lots of teamwork and creativity!
FCCLA Fall Leadership at UWSP
Alivia Cartwright, Marley Tauferner, Chloe Brzezinski, Haven Herter, Olvia Kreiwaldt
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. Members develop skills for life through: character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.
High School Girls Leadership Conference
On October 3rd, six students from Clintonville High School participated in the first-ever High School Girls' Leadership Conference sponsored by NEW SAGE Strategies. LLC was held at the Resch Center in Green Bay. This transformative experience gave these young women opportunities for growth, learning, and inspiration on their leadership journey. At the conference, there were 371 student participants,457 participants, and a total of 26 school districts from around Wisconsin who attended the conference. Student participants reported that they learned that they can do anything they put their mind to, listen to the negative voices in their heads, and not give up and know their worth. The student leaders have already met and are making plans for spreading lessons learned throughout Clintonville High School. Staff plan on involving additional student leaders next year. The school and community deeply appreciate the support that made it possible for these students to attend, connect with peers, and be empowered. Together, we are nurturing the next generation of leaders and shaping a brighter future. This conference was a valuable step in that important work.
Keynote Speakers:
Flying Through Fear: How Vulnerability Fuels Success- Michelle Curran
Tame Your Inner Critic: Ali Starr
Beyond the Finish Line- Finding Your Inner Champion: Leah Jantzen
Bellin Mobile Hands on Healthcare visited Clintonville High School on Monday October 28. Students rotated through stations practicing skills and techniques guided by healthcare professionals. This immersive, hands-on experience promotes the advantages and benefits of pursuing a high demand career in healthcare using state-of-the-art technology. Thank you to Ms. Long (CMS/CHS Family and Consumer Science Educator) for organizing this great opportunity for our students!
This week, our 6th graders had a WEB lesson about "Lift Ups." They learned just how important it is to be a positive influence on one another. We talked about how negative words can really "weigh you down" and make things tougher. Plus, they were reminded that once something is said, it can’t be taken back—so let’s choose our words wisely!
Great job, 6th graders and WEB Leaders! Keep spreading those positive vibes!
Special thanks to HOPE Community Church who donated snacks to Clintonville staff for parent/teacher conferences.
Last Middle School Cross Country Meet of the Season! Great job everyone!!!
Students in CHS PE enjoyed a fall day in Stevens Point on their Pickle Ball Courts (Mead Park) and Disc Golf Course (Yulga Park).
Goodfellows has been a outstanding organization dedicated to ensuring that everyone in the Clintonville and Marion school districts experiences the warmth and happiness of the holiday season. Please apply online or use the QR code in the attached links. Sign Up begins November 1st and ends November 15. https://rb.gy/pp0192
6th graders recently went to the school forest to do a variety of different activities. One of the activities was shelter building. Using what they found in nature, they were to construct a shelter that would keep them safe in the elements! They all did a great job and had a lot of fun!
There has been an increasing interest in the possibility of creating a WIAA recognized high school boys swim team. One of the steps of the process is to ask the Clintonville Board of Education for consideration and therefore, we need projected participant numbers. If you child is interested or curious, we encourage them to fill out the questionnaire by using the QR code on your phone, or by using the following URL.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RBqN_cWW9I2k9CGIv8tBFqzCjuTT8msSpvvEVGlHhhU/viewform?pli=1&pli=1&edit_requested=true
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