Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day! This day encourages appreciation to the employees who keep our schools and workplaces across the country running smoothly. Join us as we celebrate the hardworking personnel that keep our school in tip-top shape. Thank you Matt L., Kevin M., Katelyn L., Bryan L., Jamie B., and Trevor S.! We appreciate all your hard work!
CCHS Student Council will be hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive next Thursday, October 9! Schedule your appointment today or walk-in any time between 1:00pm and 5:00pm.
Thanks to donations last year, the Red Cross gave a $500 scholarship to a Clay City student. CCHS would like to double the donations this year so it can fund two scholarships in May.
When you donate you save lives AND support our students!
Thanks to donations last year, the Red Cross gave a $500 scholarship to a Clay City student. CCHS would like to double the donations this year so it can fund two scholarships in May.
When you donate you save lives AND support our students!
A pop-it dice game was used in math block today! Fifth graders Hazel W., Korbyn T., and Luna B. partnered with second graders Zeth F., Raymond S., and Braxton C. to play the game and work on their math skills. #choosingtomakeadifference
Mrs. Walker's eighth grade science class completed their flame test experiment today. Students did the experiment to find out what colors certain elements burned as.
Seniors Jaxon P. and Cayden C. join in on the fun as Mrs. Mitchel teaches first grade P.E. The seniors and first graders had a great time playing Pac-Man tag!
Mrs. Klein’s second graders had a great time learning to expand sentences with their Disguise a Pumpkin project!
Saturday, October 18 CCJH Cubs Basketball will be having a free throw-a-thon! The athletes will be raising money for reversible practice jerseys. If you would like to make a pledge, reach out to a CCJH basketball player or Coach C for more information.
CCJH JV Cross Country team traveled to West Salem today. CCJH girls took 2nd, 6th and 8th and the boys took 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th in the race tonight. Great job, JV team!
REMINDER:
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7 from 4:30–8:00pm. Please see information below.
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7 from 4:30–8:00pm. Please see information below.
Fourth and fifth graders play a fun dice game with Mrs. Neubaum during Math Block on Monday!
Recently, Mrs. Ahlfield's third graders attended Farm Safety Day! The students learned lots of new information and had a great time with the hands-on learning.
CCJH Cross Country had a great run at the Geff meet today. Results are as follows:
Varsity Girls:
Halle S. - 1st, Hadley M. - 3rd, Finley F. - 5th, Delaney M. - 10th
Varsity Boys:
Daniel U. - 5th, Tate B. - 14th, Arias W. - 17th, Jacob B. - 19th
Junior Varsity:
Braydon S. - 5th, Parker B. - 9th
Great job cross country!!
First graders Adalynn, Isabella, and Kaisley work on some math e-learning with Mrs. Neubaum!
On Thursday, October 2, there will be a mandatory meeting for CCJH basketball team members and their parent/guardian at 7pm in the cafeteria.
Also, Coach C will be in the building tonight - Monday, September 29 - in the cafeteria if you'd like to purchase your basketball shoes from him.
Also, Coach C will be in the building tonight - Monday, September 29 - in the cafeteria if you'd like to purchase your basketball shoes from him.
The Scholastic Book Fair is next week! Create your child’s Book Fair eWallet so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/claycityelementaryschool2 #ScholasticBookFairs
Weekly Announcements • September 29 - October 4
AR is off to a great start! Seven students have made it to the AR Point Board. Great job and keep up the good work!
Today Miss Fender's first graders celebrated Johnny Appleseed Day! They talked about his kindness towards people, plants, and animals. They also talked about how an apple tree grows from a seed to tree. The class finished their day by making a prediction, tasting apples, and finding out which color of apple the class liked the best.
A junior high cross country team member's parent sent in the photo pictured below and shared these encouraging words:
"I can only speak as a parent, but I wanted to share this picture I snapped yesterday at West Salem’s XC meet. This has become the group’s pre-run ritual and it usually consists of a prayer and encouragement. With all the events that have happened recently in the world and even in our own school, there is hope for brighter days ahead.
We are so thankful for all you do for our kids, our school, and in our community. Let this be a reminder that there is still good, even when things get heavy. We are Clay City Strong 💪🏼 💙"
#choosingtomakeadifference
The beat is back at Clay City Schools! Fifth graders Masyn, Carrie-Ann, and Sterling work on their snare drums during music sectionals with Mr. Miranda.
