At its September meeting, the Clinton School Board honored students who have achieved proficiency in the English language.
Clinton High School’s automotive technology program is one of several statewide highlighted by the Mississippi Department of Education.
On behalf of the Clinton Public School District Board of Trustees, students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank voters for your overwhelming support of the $25 million 2018 school bond referendum on Sept. 11.
Of 2,369 votes cast, 2,133 voted in favor of the bond issue and 107 voted against, a 95 percent approval rate. “With the passing of this bond issue, it shows that Clinton is looking toward the future and is willing, as a community, to improve the facilities where we are shaping our children for their futures,” said Dr. Tim Martin, superintendent of schools. “It is wonderful to see our community coming out to support the district so strongly.”
Ten students in Bradley Pope’s Personal Finance class at Sumner Hill Junior High School are jumping into the virtual business world. These ten students will be competing in CapsimCore, a business simulation that puts them in charge of running their own company.
