This elementary student fit right into the FFA theme at yesterday's Halloween parade!
Next week is Homecoming Week! Dress-up days (for high school only) are listed below.
Dance tickets are on sale in Mrs. Hildebrand's office. Date request forms are due on Monday! We are looking forward to an exciting week!
HaPPy HaLL🎃wEEn from Mrs. Klein and Second Grade!
More costume fun! 👻🎃🦇
Here are our elementary coloring contest winners, 4th and 5th grade pumpkin design winners, and our Red Ribbon Week poster design winners! Congratulations to all!
Here are the winners from our junior high and senior high costume contest!
Clubs set up decorated tables to pass out candy and were then judged. The Best Club Table winner was FFA! Congratulations!
Mrs. Ahlfield's third graders wrote spooky stories for Halloween and some enjoyed presenting to the class. We have some talented and creative writers!
For those who would like additional information on ALEKS, which is part of our math curriculum, please visit. https://www.aleks.com/about_aleks
For those who are interested in learning more about our new mathematics curriculum, please visit.
https://www.mheducation.com/prek-12/program/reveal-math-k-12/MKTSP-GIP20M0.html?srsltid=AfmBOooFVIg4V59RZDQ05Ta3dtmYZ-VKGeQhewgRN0c7xFgqUJe3ZF6m
Junior High students have been having fun playing with Legos during activity period. If anyone would like to donate Legos to our collection, we would be thankful. Donations can be dropped off at the High School office during school hours.
The teachers are having some fun with their costumes - Months of the Year! Stay tuned for student costumes...
Miss Fender's first graders and Mrs. Klein's second graders were sure to wear red today to celebrate Red Ribbon Week!
Miss Fender's first graders had a bubble party! Students were rewarded a bubble party because of their awesome job following directions!
Going on now! The American Red Cross is set up in the High School Gym until 6:00.
Here are our winners from the 4-H Coloring Contest! Posing with elementary principal Mr. Wattles are Heather Peterson (2nd grade), Mason Uebinger (Kindergarten), and Arias Workman (5th grade). The contest was presented by the Clay County Illinois Extension Office along with the 4-H Federation Kids. Great work kids!
Fourth and fifth graders were given the opportunity to create pumpkins for judging. The students were challenged to create a pumpkin without using a foam, plastic, or real pumpkin. These kids got creative! Today they presented to their classes. Check out their awesome work and be sure to come back to see who the winner is!
NEXT WEEK::: In honor of our veterans, Clay City Schools will hold a Veterans Day breakfast and assembly. All veterans and their families are invited to join the festivities on Wednesday, November 6. Breakfast will be served at 8am with the assembly to follow. To confirm your attendance, please call Clay City Schools at 618-676-1431.
Clay City Schools has yearbooks available for purchase on a first come, first serve basis.
Clay City Elementary & Junior High has the following years available for purchase: 2021-2022, 2022-2023, and 2023-2024. Clay City High School has 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 available.
Clay City Elementary & Junior High yearbooks will be $15 while Clay City High School yearbooks will be $20. Please contact the District Office at 618-676-1431 if you have any further questions.
We are excited to announce our Homecoming Court!
Attendants:
Freshmen: Kyla Wiley and Brendon Leonberger
Sophomores: Rayleigh Duvall and Ethan Sullens
Juniors: Molly Lindeman and Kamden Bruner
King and Queen Candidates:
Elizabetha Hagen, Kendra Hostettler, Elizabeth Norton, and Katelyn Workman
Elliot Kessler and Keegan Sullens
The Homecoming Dance will be on November 9. This year's theme is "Neon Nights." Coronation is open to the public and will begin at 6:30 PM.
