Welcome to the District - Trevor Drake - Food Service Director
Hello! My name is Trevor Drake. I am super excited to be serving the community of Clintonville as your new Food Service Director.
I was born and raised in Stevens Point Wisconsin. My formal education is in nutrition and food systems and have been working in food service and hospitality since my first job out of
high school. Before I came to Clintonville I focused my work in developing value added markets for small farmers and was a director of a non profit that provided processing solutions for small farms.
My passion is farm to table. My goal is to implement more farm to school programming as the admiration of that programming is what made a personal goal of mine to become a school food service director. Food is the fuel that powers students and is a crucial factor to success. I believe strong and well developed local food systems just make more sense and inherently provide a focus on seasonal eating which is the key to tasty, healthy, whole foods and positive choices. I look forward to getting connected to small farmers in this portion of the state and hopefully working with the farmers I have established relationships with through my prior work experiences.
I was recently married (August 2nd, 2024) to Alyssa who is a high school culinary arts teacher. Naturally we are foodies together and enjoy traveling and indulging in food scenes from all over along with hosting friends and family to awesome home cooked meals. I am a passionate outdoors enthusiast/ conservationist who enjoys all the hunting and fishing America has to offer.
If I could hunt one thing it would be mule deer, as I prioritize at least one trip out west annually in search of this migratory deer. In the spring time you can find me steelhead fishing the tributaries of Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, which equates to what some would say an irresponsible amount of time.
Recent Band Parade Pics. Thank you students and staff for representing Clintonville School District.
IT'S FINALLY HERE 🥳 Summer Reading starts today with our kick-off party at 10am!! Hope to see you there!!
Linked is the information regarding the Back to School Clothing Resource. The actual event is Tuesday, July 16th 9-5pm. However, they are requesting registration before June 28th. Please click on the link below for registration.
https://cccshopping.as.me/schedule/1c2d4fa9/appointment/18699584/calendar/4794982?appointmentTypeIds%5B%5D=18699584
Please thank ALL Staff Member at CPSD. Happy Staff Appreciation Week!
Thank you CMS Student Council for all you do to make our school great!
Middle School students will be be hearing about the upcoming Scholastic Book Fair in the library this week. Remember, we will be open starting Thursday, April 18th through Thursday April 25th during the school day.
We will also be open for Middle School Family night on Thursday, April 18 from 5 to 7 pm. You can set up an eWallet now by visiting our Book Fair home page.
More eclipse pictures (Post 2)
Even more Eclipse Pictures (Post 1).
It definitely was an excited educational day in Clintonville.
More Eclipse Fun!
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to the Middle and High School Library!
Students will be able to shop during the school day from Thursday, April 18 through Thursday, April 25th. The Book Fair will also be open during Family Night on April 18th from 5 to 7pm.
If you would rather not send cash with your student, you can set up a secure, digital eWallet by visiting our Book Fair homepage at https://www.scholastic.com/bf/clintonvillemiddle
Please contact Ms. Hill with any questions.
Congrats 7th Grade Boys Basketball on their State Championship!
CMS/CHS Student Council invites you to dress up on Monday, March 25 for Comfy Day and Tuesday, March 26 for Vacay Day (dress for Spring Break!)!
CMS Student Council invites you to wear blue, yellow and crazy socks on March 21 to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day! We also invite you to wear blue every Wednesday in April to celebrate Autism Awareness.
Clintonville Middle School Dance
Starry Night
Tuesday, March 26th
5-7pm
For additional information, contact Stacy Conradt or Ellie Mielke
Information for this years Color Run - Thank You Mr. Z and Ms. Carmody :)
English - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1S-CXzfPFVLv7Ehl9XXQxqdtUb0iipplI/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1of6Q0nYilllhIXndjfxV0f6zhbA2KpaC/view?usp=drive_link
Online link:
https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Clintonville/FearlessFemalesWiseGuysColorRun5K
This past week, SRO Ebert and Superintendent Troy Kuhn spoke with grades 4-12 on the effects and consequences of threatening, bullying, and harassing comments that are made in school, outside of school, or over social media. There has been an increase nationally and locally of students bullying, harassing, and threatening each other over social media.
The two main points of discussion were
1)The district and law enforcement take every threat and act/mention of violence seriously.
2)If someone has been harassed, bullied, or needs mental/emotional health support, there are trained staff within the district, community, and county that can assist.
These talks have already sparked positive conversations among students and staff. We have had many students already seek adults for help for various reasons.
Our goal is to always keep our schools and community safe. We can all do our part by following the rule of, "If you see something, say something!"
For a Fundraiser for Prom, students/staff dressed like Mr. Howe!
Read Across America was celebrated today with CMS Student Council reading with friends in Kindergarten and at the daycare!
Free Baseball Clinic
