Clintonville Middle School

We have now confirmed that the 8th Grade Business Tour Field Trip has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 29.
Students should report to their first period class for attendance.
Students will load their bus and depart promptly at 8:05.
Tours will conclude at 11:15. Buses will load at 11:15 and students will return to CMS to complete the remainder of the school day.

Summer School Registration for 4K "Fun With Fours" and any students who are first-time enrollees in summer school must register in-person tonight, 4/20/26, from 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the CHS Commons or unitl May 15 @ CMS/CHS office from 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Hard copies of the course selection booklet will be available.
Check your email for the digital copy of the course selection booklet.

Students in Mrs. Conradt's Grade 6 ELA debated which Dynasty was better, Han or Qin after reading and watching a few informational videos together.

Mrs. Stevenson working with students in small groups.

Principal Seils rallied all CMS students on the track before Wednesday's FORWARD Testing. Teachers Mr. Dorn, Mr. Zeinert and Mr. Taylor helped lead our students in 1-2-3 FORWARD TESTING!!!

Hey Truckers! 🚛 It’s time to get ready for an amazing summer season!

We are hosting our key Summer 2026 Athletic Information Meeting soon, and you won't want to miss it. This is your chance to meet the coaches, get the full summer schedule, and learn about essential training, open gyms, and team opportunities. Let's get to work!

Here are the details:

👥 WHO: All MS and HS Athletes and Parents
📋 WHAT: Meeting to discuss summer Trucker Performance Training and Team Opportunities
🗓️ WHEN: March 31st @ 6PM
📍 WHERE: High School Auditorium
❓ WHY: To dive into the importance of summer sessions and explore leagues, camps, and contact days.

Save the date and share this post with fellow Trucker families!

#TruckerPride #Summer2026 #HighSchoolSports #MiddleSchoolSports #AthleticTraining #Let’sGetToWork

In the final two first round matchups of the Mentor Madness tournament, Mr. Zeinert defeated Ms. Meyer in a game of marshmellow toss and Mrs. Kriesel squeaked by Mr. King after their match of Cup Flip had to be decided in a sudden victory contest of Rock, Paper, Scissors.

In her opening round matchup, Ms. Firnstahl defeated Mrs. Heyer in an intense battle for the green cup. Better news: no injuries reported at the time of this post.

CMS Student Council hosted a school-wide dance on Thursday, March 12. A great time was had by all.

CMS Sources of Strength is sponsoring March Mentor Madness activities. Today, Mrs. Conradt took on Mr. Schafer in a cup stacking contest. Spoiler alert: It wasn't much of a contest.

Summer School Registration is quickly approaching. Keep an eye out for more information coming out in the coming days!!!

Mr. Dorn's class and their annual March Madness activity.

The Final Referendum video is Clintonville Referendum 2026: Academic Opportunities. At an early age, we have additional opportunities for students to expand their learning. In addition we offer additional support for struggling learners. This continues as students enter middle and high school.

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-YEQM8DFcA

Summer is just around the corner! As we plan our summer activities, please consider joining us for the One Wisconsin Volleyball League. This league is funded by our amazing booster club!! I am attaching a poll to see interest and availability to participate. Please respond as soon as you are able as we need to register by April 1st to get a discount. REMEMBER: the team you play for in the summer has NO BEARING on team placement for the school year.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAlVwn9h_AWeSpgZN0WI1L9VvPUpn-cQwE5SeulEmr1PG2AA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Please congratulate and wish Ashton Ziebell and Charlie Malueg good luck as they represent CAST in the State Middle School Swim Meet!

CMS Student Council is sponsoring a semi-formal dance on Thursday, March 12 from 5:00-7:00 PM.
Entry fee is only $2 per person. Concessions will be avilable for purchase.
If you would like to bring a non-CMS middle school student as a guest, please complete the proper form found in the main office.

Dear 8th Grade Volleyball Families,

Please sign up for SportsYou to receive updates regarding our summer programs if your student athlete is interested in participating in the high school volleyball program next year. A survey will be coming out in early March to see who is all interested in participating in the One Wisconsin Summer League. This league is sponsored by the Booster Club. Response is necessary in order to register the correct number of teams. Please reach out with any questions. sjepson@clintonville.k12.wi.us.

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Students in Mr. Rose's 7th grade science class recently studied the effects of osmosis on potatoes. Students measured the mass of potato pieces and placed them in waters with varying levels of dissolved sugar. After 24 hours passed, students remeasured the mass of the potato pieces. Some potatoes gained mass, others lost mass, and still others remained the same. Students then had to explain what happened, which way the water moved through osmosis, and why the water was driven that way.

Last week, the 6th grade class went on the Northern Lakes field trip in Rhinelander, WI. It was an amazing experience filled with outdoor activities, teamwork, and lots of fun memories. From exploring nature and trying new activities, students had the chance to learn outside the classroom and enjoy everything northern Wisconsin has to offer.

The 8th grade Hoops Club Boys Basketball Team won the North Eastern Conference Championship this weekend in Little Chute.

B: Carson Retzlaff, Ray DeJesus, Nash Ferg, Liam Parks
F: Lucas Rohde, Javen Sonnenberg, Silas Howe, Orren Korth, Lawson Kriewaldt (missing Ben Froh)