
CCSD Student Adventures took over the lovely Heritage Canyon!
For more weekly photos, please follow CCSD Student Adventures Program on Facebook - facebook.com/ccsdafterschool
#CCSDStudents


Please watch our video for more information regarding the CCSD Building Trades Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJfuPKAfptA

#CCSDStaffSpotlight
Congratulations, Carrie!
Whittier Instructional Coach for Mathematics


Please watch our video for more information regarding the CCSD Special Education Program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo0QiffSGNU

Did you know CCSD received three McKinney-Vento Sub-Grants? Please read the information attached.
1. M-V Transportation Grant provided $30,000 for a vehicle to transport homeless students
2. M-V Resource Hub Grant provided $10,000 to provide items homeless students/families may need at EAC (washer/dryer, bedding, towels, hygiene items, etc.)
3. The other M-V Grant allows us to provide whatever item or resource is needed - counseling, medical, glasses, etc.


❤️🖤 #CCSDGoodNews:
Whittier held their first monthly "Perfect Attendance" celebration for all students with perfect attendance August 26-September 30! They recognized 154 kids!

❤️🖤 #CCSDGoodNews:
Jefferson Elementary is making their attendance goal of 95% or better for the year! We know if kids are at school, we will continue to see growth both academically and socially!

❤️🖤 From warmer days: #CCSDStudents




Please watch our video for more information regarding CCSD's Advanced Placement (AP) courses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ysq_HS5Yks

The Plant Services Department is pleased to announce that CCSD qualifies for energy rebates that allow us to upgrade our gym lighting throughout the district. Our staff is in the process of replacing older lighting with new energy efficient high bay LED fixtures. The coverage in the picture looks much better in person!
#CCSDGoodNews


Thank you, First Central State Bank, for these awesome images of our CHS students!
#CCSDStudents #EmpoweringAll







#CHSRenoUpdate | October 2024
A message from our CCSD Plant Services Dept.:
We are completely moved out of the existing Shops and Music wing at Clinton High. It was a whole department effort that included loading and offloading several moving vans full of boxes and items and trailers of shops equipment. The upper images show the old woods shop and an empty hallway. The lower image shows our existing welding hoods in our new metals space. Classes in our new "S-Wing" will start in October!


Reminder: No school tomorrow (Oct. 18) for Professional Development.


THIS. IS. CLINTON.
OUR NEW CCSD PROMO VIDEO: https://youtu.be/Jf4Ok7V37bg

Clinton Middle School along with Clinton Police and Fire will be participating in a Run, Hide, Fight DRILL this afternoon with a volunteer parent/child reunification subset. This DRILL will allow students and staff to practice techniques to stay safe in an intruder event.
There may be some temporary road blockages around CMS during the DRILL. CMS will dismiss as usual at 3:35 PM. If your student needs to be excused for anything in the afternoon, like a doctor appointment, please ensure that you pick your student up before Noon. Students will not be dismissed after that. They will need to wait until regular dismissal time.
Thank you for supporting Clinton Community School District.

(Science) Professional Development looks a lot like this:
#CCSDFamily



#CCSDStaffSpotlight
Congratulations, Amy!
Bluff 3rd Grade Teacher


CCSD Nutrition Services Dept.:
The October Nutrition Services employee of the month is Lauren Smith! Lauren has worked at CMS for over 3 years. She has a positive attitude, embraces teamwork, and always has a smile on her face. We appreciate her dedication and hard work!


#CCSDGoldKey
Congratulations, Penny!
Mr. Kuch shared that Penny is authentic and dedicated to her colleagues and our #CCSDStudents! She is celebrating 32 years at Jefferson Elementary this year!


We would like to remind you about a new law (Senate File 2435) aimed at addressing chronic absenteeism in schools across the state of Iowa. Chronic absenteeism refers to students missing 10% or more of a grading period, which can significantly impact their academic success and overall well-being.
Under this new legislation, schools are required to closely monitor student attendance and take proactive steps to address chronic absenteeism. This includes partnering with families to identify barriers to regular attendance, providing support services, and, if necessary, implementing interventions to help students stay on track.
The goal of this law is not punitive, but to ensure that every child has the opportunity to succeed by attending school regularly. We believe that with your support and collaboration, we can make a positive difference in the lives of our students.
Clinton Community School District appreciates your partnership in supporting student success and well-being!
More information can be found here: https://educate.iowa.gov/pk-12/student-services/prevention/attendance-chronic-absenteeism
