
Weekly Announcements • March 3 - March 7


Make sure your clocks are right when your student heads to bed on Sunday night. Daylight Savings Time springs our clocks forward an hour this weekend. Bring on longer days and sunshine!


Dr. Seuss Week wrapped up with Character Day! Plenty of students participated in the fun!
Librarian Mrs. Goodrum would like to thank high school students Taylee Gray, Kynadie Mitchel, and Jordyn Shadle for dressing up in Seuss wear for the students.





There will be no student attendance tomorrow - Friday, March 7 - for Clay City CUSD #10 students due to a teachers institute day.


Miss Fender's first graders had a visit from Julie Byrd and Jill Vanhyning from Clay City Banking Co. The students learned about the importance of saving money. Clay City Banking Co. gave every student a book and bookmark. Thank you ladies for coming and sharing with our students!



Miss Fender's first graders got into the wacky spirit this Wednesday!


It's Wacky Wednesday and these students showed up with some wacky hair and wear!




There will be a Drama Club meeting tomorrow in the multipurpose room during JH lunch activity period. Any JH or HS student interested in participating in this year's play should attend.
HS students who will be attending will eat lunch with JH students so they can attend the meeting.


Miss Fender's first graders participated in red/blue/twin day!


It's Red & Blue/Twin Day here at Clay City Schools in celebration of Dr. Seuss Week! Check out these groups either twinning or matching the Seuss theme!


Miss Fender's first graders participated in Monday's dress up day for Dr. Seuss Week. The theme was "Oh the places you'll go" and students were encouraged to dress up as what they want to be when they grow up! See how many careers you can see in the picture.


Senior Elizabetha Hagen was presented with a scholarship from The County Line Quails Forever on Saturday, February 1st at their annual banquet. Congratulations Ellie!


Fourth grader Devon has completed the AHA Kids Heart Challenge wall! Great work Devon!


Thank you to the businesses that as of February 2025 have helped Clay City's 2025 Post Prom either by donating a monetary gift, gift card(s), or gifts.
Clay City Juniors and Seniors thank you for your generosity!
If you would still like to donate, please reach out to the Clay City Schools Main Office at 1-618-676-1431 [Attention: Post Prom].
![Thank you to the businesses that as of February 2025 have helped Clay City's 2025 Post Prom either by donating a monetary gift, gift card(s), or gifts. Clay City Juniors and Seniors thank you for your generosity! If you would still like to donate, please reach out to the Clay City Schools Main Office at 1-618-676-1431 [Attention: Post Prom].](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/clay_city_cusd__10_ar/live_feed_image/image/14210796/large_Clay_City_High_School_Post_Prom_2025.png)

CCJH track practice will begin tomorrow - Tuesday, March 4 - after school until 4:30pm. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Mitchel.


Mrs. Mitchel only needs two more students to participate in Finn's Challenge for the American Heart Association's Kids Heart Challenge! Log in to the website below to get started!
http://www2.heart.org/goto/claycityelementaryil


In celebration of Read Across America Week, Clay City Schools will have dress up days for pre-k through 8th grade Monday, March 3 through Thursday, March 6. Below is the dress up schedule so start looking through that closet and find what you might wear to celebrate!


Congratulations go to seniors Elizabeth Norton and Keidra Kuenstler who were present at the annual Whitetail Banquet, Saturday, February 22, 2025.
Both were awarded $500.00 Scholarship from the Whitetail Unlimited- River Bottom Stump Sitters.



Clay County JFL & JFL Cheer registration is Saturday, March 1st. Registration will take place at Flora High School Conley Gym Stage from 8am until 12pm. Athlete dues of $75 are due at sign-up.


Fifth grader Knox has completed the AHA Kids Heart Challenge wall and won Wiley and Bingo! Way to go, Knox!
