CONGRATULATIONS to the following Beauty and Beau contestants. These students need to stop by and see Ms. Seaver in room E105 during HOMEROOM TODAY.
Beau
Tyler Archambault
Devin Bass
Caleb Bohannon
Tytrez Carr
Grayson Carter
Grant Dean
Carsson DeYoung
Cole Harris
Grant Holmes
Michael Hughes
Omarion Luss
Jeremy Mack
Caleb Miller
Jake Moody
Miles Sims
Garren Temple

Beauties
Parker Ainsworth
Delisha Alexander
Amber Amis
Ashli Breazeale
Erin Bynum
Jamila Carpenter
Anna Grace Carter
Kaci Craft
Natalie Derrick
Tya Donald
Annelise Gilbert

Lecia Grimmett
D’Avion Hall
Kaitlyn James
Jada Jelks
Jasmine Jones
Raegan Jones
Genesis Kelly
Kayleigh Kupietz
Riely Laird
Akiya Monroe
Mallory Morris
Najmah Muhammad
Hollyn Oswalt
Emily Ouellette
Vickie Parks
Mya Pierson
Emma Prather
Ann Olivia Radicioni
Acacia Rodriguez
Briyon Smith
Andria Turner
Camille Waller
Kaley Weems
Chrishana Wright

Congratulations to the members of the Clinton High School 2019 Arrow Court! The court will be presented Tuesday, Dec. 10 during halftime of the CHS Boys Basketball game. Prior to the game, the court will also be recognized at a pep rally on the morning of Dec. 10 at CHS. This year’s maids are (front row) senior Band Princess Abby Simpson, seniors Ann Olivia Radicioni, Acacia Rodriguez, Delisha Alexander, Shania Cheatham, and McKenzie Tripp, (second row) juniors Jasmine Jones, Jada Jelks, and Natalie Derrick, sophomores Kayleigh Kupietz, Abigail Vargheese, and Kenjiha Flowers. Not pictured is senior maid Shelby Dean.

Twenty-three AP science students participated in the Big STEM Event at Belhaven University on Monday, Nov. 4. Students from various schools divided into teams of 6-8 people each to compete in the STEM Challenge, which used math and science skills to solve problems and construct a tower with limited supplies. CHS teams placed second and third in the competition. Lunch was served followed by a keynote speaker. Afternoon highlights included lab experiments where biology students performed an electrocardiogram and chemistry students extracted caffeine from chocolate. Teachers sponsoring the trip included Renee Smith and Jo Purvis along with student teacher Connor Jordan.

Clinton High School took three Academic Teams to Ole Miss last weekend for their Fall Brain Brawl. The A Team made it all the way to the Quarter Finals.

Congrats to Mrs. Walker on being named a member of the Executive Board of the Mississippi National Board Teacher Network. We are proud to have Mrs. Walker representing MS teachers and to call her an Arrow!

Congratulations to CHS student Sarah Beth Stambaugh who was recently crowned Miss Capital City’s Outstanding Teen! Sarah Beth is a junior at CHS, an honor student, Attache’ singer/dancer, and a student council officer. She will represent her title at the Miss Mississippi Outstanding Teen pageant in Vicksburg in April. MMSOT is a division of the Miss America Organization. Sarah Beth has a social impact platform, We’re All Friends Here: Normalizing Special Education in the School Environment, which is her plan to help erase the stigma of the special needs classroom.

Dr. Glen Boyce, newly appointed chancellor of the University of Mississippi, recently visited Clinton High School as part of a statewide tour of Mississippi high schools. While at CHS, he met with faculty members and students to gather feedback and share information about Ole Miss. 

National Art Honor Society participated in a service project to create Veteran's Day cards to send to the VA Hospital in Jackson. Many participated, and we will be sending over 60 cards! 

Congratulations to the CHS Academic Team on their 400 to 150 win over Simpson Academy in the first round of the Mississippi College Academic Championship!  Team members include Caitlin Carter, captain, Aaron Graves, Joshua Collins, Ann Olivia Radicioni, Noah Prather, Javian Ervin, Matthew Carter, and Abigail Vargheese.

Congratulations! Your Lady Arrows are the 2019 Class 6A State Champions! These girls fought for this title, and they earned it.

Clinton High School students on Wednesday celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Periodic Table. Teachers and students gathered in the chemistry lab to share snacks and conduct experiments. 

Attache' show choir took center-stage at Continental Tire's grand opening in Clinton on Wednesday.   The ceremony included remarks from Continental executives and public officials including Supervisor Peggy Calhoun, Speaker of the House Phillip Gunn, Lieutenant Govenor Tate Reeves, and Govenor Phil Bryant.  Gunn addressed the crowd by asking the audience if they would rather listen to more speeches from politicians or  hear more Lynard Skynard from Attache' show choir.  

"Robbed," a short film by Clinton High School senior Ruby Lanford, has been selected to show at the University of Mississippi Cinema Festival this weekend in Oxford. Hers is one of several short films that will be shown from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 in Fulton Chapel. This is Ruby's second year to be invited to participate in the festival.

Clinton High School student Tiffany Nguyen thought the US citizenship test would be difficult so she was well prepared.
"It's hard if English is your second language," she said. "It wasn't easy but I learned it. And I tried really hard and learned about the culture and how to be a good citizen."
Her hard work paid off; in September, Tiffany became a US citizen. Click here to read more: http://ow.ly/uFw350wB78a

 Congratulations to Mr. Cartee for being selected as the CHS Teacher of the Month for September!

Recently, the National Spanish Honor Society inducted six new members. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Freeny were the guest speakers. The inductees were from left: Lexie Martinez, Ishika Bharat, Destiny Ivory, Christopher Fowler, Derrick Taylor (Not pictured: Joseph Griffin). Many of the current members of NSHS were also present for the event.

Bruckner's will visit Clinton High School for picture make up day October 16 during 1st Block. Any sophomore or junior who did not get their picture taken in September will have the chance to sit for a school picture then. For more information, email Mr. Chapman at [email protected]

Clinton High School journalism teacher and Arrow Athletics Sports Information Director Robert Chapman won the Excellence in Photography first place award at the 2019 MSPRA Awards of Excellence Fall Meeting held at the Fairview Inn in Jackson. He also placed third in the Social Media Campaign category.

This summer, CHS senior Sabin Bell represented the State of Mississippi at the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Boston, Massachusetts. She is planning on pursuing a career in medicine.

Ms. Sarah Dill, one of our CHS counselors, was one of 6 applicants chosen to be a representative on the NCAA High School Advisory Committee for the 2019-2021 term. Members of the committee provide guidance and directions for Eligibility Center projects related to high schools and to assist student-athletes with pursing their goals of collegiate athletics. Over the past three years, the High School Advisory Group has helped implement the "Get the Word Out" Grant program, aided in launching the Eligibility Center's redesigned website, provided feedback to improve many resources for high schools and helped shape new processes through the High School Portal, such as uploading high school transcripts.

Five Clinton High School students have been named National Merit Semifinalists. Students are (from left) Anna Grace Carter, Aaron Graves, Victor Yen, Kevin Zhang and Isaac Martinolich.

Congratulations to Mrs. Purvis for being one of eight teachers statewide selected to receive MPE's 2019 National Board Certified Teacher Scholarships.

We are so proud of our teachers that are representing Clinton High School and the Clinton Public School District on this year's Mississippi Teachers Council Committee! (left to right): Mrs. Charlotte Walker, Dr. Carey Wright, Mrs. Heather McKinion, Dr. James Clay Norton

Mrs. Olinger's AP Physics class launched their Alpha rockets today for a projectile motion lab.

Congratulations to our August Teacher of the Month, Mrs. Nancy Dent!

FAFSA Day
October 22, 2019
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
CHS Library- Appointment Required
FAFSA (Federal Application for Student Aid) opens October 1, 2019! It is very important for ALL seniors to apply! You can complete this application at home by going to www.fafsa.gov or make an appointment to meet with a Get2College representative that will assist in completion of the application. Appointments are required and there are limited spots available that will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. Please email [email protected] if you’d like to schedule your appointment time