Thank you to the businesses that as of April 11, 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 April 11, 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/15286504/large_Clay_City_High_School_Post_Prom_2025__6_.png)
Looking ahead... Stay tuned for more details!
Mrs. Klein's second graders are gearing up for Earth Day by creating a project from recycled materials! Students focused on displaying how materials from home can easily be used to reduce, reuse and recycle! Their projects are on display in the library. ♻️
📣Important Information📣
Juniors & Seniors, please see Mrs. Garrison to purchase your Prom tickets.
Date request forms will be due in the High School office on Tuesday, April 22nd!
Tonight is CCJH's semi-formal dance. Students grades 6-8 are asked to please enter through the main high school doors. The dance will be held in the CCHS Gym from 6:30-9pm.
Mrs. Ahlfield's third graders celebrated a great testing week!
Mrs. Kuenstler's fifth graders enjoyed some ice cream from The Scoop and the Stockwell family. They enjoyed every minute of it; this was a reward that they earned for doing and trying their very best this week during our state testing. Great job fifth grade!
2025 Senior Salute • Keidra Kuenstler
Today's (4/10) track meet at Cisne has been cancelled due to inclement weather. There will be no practice either.
There was some friendly competition happening around the school with some March Madness brackets. Miss. Goldman had a student pool and teacher pool. Senior Ellie Hagen's men's bracket made her a winner while her younger sister, eighth grader Clara Hagen, took the top spot for the women's bracket competition. Science teacher Mr. Brummer's bracket was enough to push him into #1 spot amongst his colleagues. Thanks Miss Goldman for some fun competition and congratulations to our winners!
Miss Fender's first graders had a lemonade party on April 8th for positive behavior. Students got to enjoy cookies and lemonade while playing bingo!
Mrs. Klein's second graders traveled to the Little Theater in Sullivan to see the live theater performance of Shrek Jr. They had a great time and enjoyed the live show!
2025 Senior Salute • Connor Taylor
DON'T FORGET!!
Clay City Schools pre-k through 8th grade students will be collecting change/bills for Flora's Masonic Lodge #204 during the month of April. Funds raised will go to Shriners Hospital in St. Louis. The class that collects the most will receive a pizza party!
2025 Senior Salute • Elizabetha Hagen
Due to the 2nd grade field trip returning behind schedule, our busses will drop off 10-15 minutes late today. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Attention High School Students and Parents:
This is a reminder that no cell phones or smart watches are allowed in testing rooms on April 9.
Please do not bring cell phones or smart watches to school or lock them in lockers.
Students cannot have access to phones during the 15 minute break scheduled for snacks. Students will be able to access phones and text again once testing concludes.
For more information on rules for testing day visit: https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-day.html
Due to IAR testing, elementary tutoring will be CANCELLED this week - April 8 - April 11. Jr. High tutoring will still occur as scheduled.
"National Assistant Principals Week, April 7–11, 2025, is a celebration of the unsung heroes in our education system. These dedicated folks work tirelessly to bolster teachers, motivate students, support their principal, create a positive learning community, and face the many unpredictable challenges that land on their desk. Assistant Principals play a crucial role, and this week is a dedicated time to recognize them for their hard work and commitment to our schools, students, and profession," (NASSP.org).
Thank you to junior high assistant principal Mr. Wattles for all you do for CCJH!
Weekly Announcements • April 7 - 11
