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Clinton among top districts on 3rd grade reading scores
The Literacy-Based Promotion Act requires third-graders to pass a reading assessment to qualify for promotion to fourth grade. This year the minimum benchmark to pass the test was raised, resulting in a dip in scores statewide.
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CHS celebrates the class of 2019
This year’s class has 360 graduates, with 155 students accepting $5.9 million in scholarships to 35 colleges and universities throughout the nation. Ninety students are graduating with honors — 26% of the graduating class.
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CHS, CJHS hire new assistant principals
Cody Zumbro will be an assistant principal at CJHS and Matthew Fulton at Clinton High School
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School Board honors fourth nine-weeks Rising Arrow award winners
This award is given to students who display good character and integrity, and is based on nominations from faculty and staff at each school. The Rising Arrow award is given to one student per school per nine weeks period during the school year.
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Sumner Hill cafeteria manager wins customer service award
Aisha Jones greets students and teachers with a smile and kind word when they come through the line in the Sumner Hill Junior High School cafeteria.
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Band students receive more than $160K in scholarships
Of 34 senior band students at Clinton High School, 24 have received scholarships to continue band in college
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CPSD celebrates 2018-19 retirees
The annual Retirement Celebration will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 14 in the Clinton Public School District Central Office Cafeteria (201 Easthaven Drive). The event is open for anyone to attend.
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CPSD hosts Business & Education Summit for area employers
Clinton school leaders are inviting area employers to share feedback on workforce development at the upcoming Business & Education Summit.
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CHS junior Aaron Graves scores perfect on the ACT
The ACT is a curriculum and standards based tool that assesses students’ academic readiness for college. Students can take it multiple times, and it is administered to all Mississippi students in 11th grade.
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Groundbreaking set for CHS Career Complex construction
After the overwhelming passage of a $25 million bond issue in September, the Clinton Public School District is preparing a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Career and Technical Education classes at Clinton High School.
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CPSD announces new leadership at three schools
Three of Clinton’s public schools will have new leadership this fall. At their April meeting, the Clinton School Board hired new principals for Eastside Elementary School, Clinton Junior High School and Clinton Alternative School.
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Student receive 3rd nine weeks Rising Arrow awards
This award is given to students who display good character and integrity, and is based on nominations from faculty and staff at each school. The Rising Arrow award is given to one student per school per nine weeks period during the school year.
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CHS junior a semifinalist to serve on MS Board of Education
Clinton High School junior Shelby Dean is one of just 11 students statewide selected as a semifinalist to serve as a student representative on the Mississippi Board of Education.
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Fifth-graders organize donation drive for homeless and foster children
When Zoey Washington and Mary Virginia Stone heard about a homeless person their teacher encountered over the holidays, they were inspired to do more to help. Through the “Clinton Cares: *Love * Live * Donate * Give*” campaign, the students are collecting toiletries, snacks and necessities. The drive will be held April 1-30.
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CHS students win statewide coding competition
Clinton High School students brought home some impressive hardware this week after winning first place in the CSpire Coding Challenge.
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Basketball coach wins DOVE Award
Green is the recipient of the Dedication of Our Valued Employees, or DOVE, customer service award for the month of March. The award is given once a month to a CPSD employee who demonstrates excellence in customer service.
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PTOs recruiting volunteers for 2019-20
The Clinton Public School District's Parent Teacher Organizations are now accepting applications for board positions, committee chairmanships and general volunteers.
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CHS student selected for National Trumpet Competition
Congratulations to Clinton High School student Mariah Atwood on being selected for the prestigious National Trumpet Competition! Mariah was the only Mississippi participant in the high school division. Taking place at the University of Kentucky this past weekend, this was the largest solo instrument competition in the world and ranges from high school, collegiate level, as well as professional level solo and ensemble artists.
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CPSD honored by Mississippi Senate
The Mississippi Senate this week honored the Clinton Public School District as one of only 18 districts statewide to earn an A-rating for its students' high achievement. CPSD Superintendent Dr. Tim Martin received the resolution on the Senate Floor on Tuesday, March 19.
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Kindergarten pre-registration day set for April 16
A kindergarten pre-registration day will be held at Clinton Park Elementary School, the Clinton Public School District’s kindergarten and first-grade school, from 4-7 p.m. April 16.
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