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Clinton High School’s graduating class of 2025 closed out their senior year under the lights of Arrow Field. This year’s senior class of 420 saw 111 seniors accept scholarships to 34 different colleges and universities, with a total of $4.9 million in scholarships awarded to the class of 2025.

After three consecutive appearances in the annual National ProStart Invitational, the premier secondary school competition focused on restaurant management and culinary arts, Clinton High School’s culinary team found themselves ranked in the top-five nationally.

Clinton Public School District (CPSD) announces its participation in the federally funded Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). 

Under the SFSP, nutritious meals are provided free of charge to children 18 years and younger. 

The Clinton Public School District’s Board of Trustees approved the appointment of John Wallace as Clinton’s new Career and Technical Education Director.

Clinton Senior Zoe Reiland was awarded a Regional Gold Key Award in the Scholastic Art & Writing Competition for her short story “The Window.” 

During the first week of April, students from CHS, Sumner Hill and Clinton Jr. High School attended the 2025 Mississippi Model United Nations Conference and the Mississippi Junior Youth Assembly held at the Old Capitol Museum in Jackson where they had the chance to grow in knowledge and as leaders. 

Students enrolled in several of Clinton High School’s Career and Technical Education courses will participate in a large-scale emergency simulation exercise on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.