Great work last night, River Queens!!!
Congratulations to our Senior River Queens! Thank you for all your hard work throughout the years!
Congratulations to our Senior River Queens! Thank you for all your hard work throughout the years!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday Oct 15 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS International Club will volunteer at the Fall Festival on Saturday, October 18 from 11AM to 3PM at the Nature Center in the Eagle Point Park. If you would like to help and get volunteering hours, please let Mrs. Krueger know.
CHS Table Tennis Club will meet on Thursday, October 16 during Flex Time 2 outside A 317.
No Game Club today.
Next Monday Boys Basketball will be having a preseason meeting during 1st flex in Mr. Petersen's room. If you are interested in playing, please stop up and see Mr. Petersen in room 318 to get the information needed for the upcoming season.
Full Mind Tutoring, an online tutoring session, is for any students at Clinton High School. Tutoring will be available on Monday & Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a FEE is added to Infinite Campus.
The Sophomore and JV River Queens finished both of their matches in straight sets on Tuesday night in Yourd Gymnasium. The sophomores got out to a quick lead in the first two sets, before storming to a dominant win. Set three started a little slower, a late push helped the Queens with the sweep 25-18, 25-15, 25-14. The sophomores finished the season with 13 wins and 7 losses. Great job ladies!
The River Queens honored their eight seniors last night as Maloree Byrns, Haylee House, A'Reyae Jetter, Neveah Joseph, Joselyn Petersen, Maddie Rowden, Kylie Schroeder, and Haley Thomas before the match last night with their parents and teachers who made an impact in their life. The team attacked at their highest attacking percentage to date, .288%. Maggie House led the River Queens with 9 kills, followed by Petersen and Schroeder with 8 and 7 kills, respectively. Haylee led the Queens with 16 assists on the night for the offense, while also ripping 3 aces at the service line. The defense played solid as Petersen led all defenders with 18 digs, a personal and team high. Thomas followed suit by adding 12 digs and a team high 2.00 passer rating. Great job River Queens as you bring your win total to 14 team wins. The River Queens will travel to DeWitt for postseason play as they take on the Sabers on Tuesday, October 21st at 7:00pm.
Activities for Today
Cross Country: Varsity Girls & Boys MAC Championships (A) vs Multiple schools @ Grace Lutheran Church Camp 2:30pm
Lunch for Today
Roast Beef & Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Garlic Toast
Alternative Lunch
Pizza Pasta Bake, Garlic Toast, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Wednesday Oct 15 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS International Club will volunteer at the Fall Festival on Saturday, October 18 from 11AM to 3PM at the Nature Center in the Eagle Point Park. If you would like to help and get volunteering hours, please let Mrs. Krueger know.
CHS Table Tennis Club will meet on Thursday, October 16 during Flex Time 2 outside A 317.
No Game Club today.
Next Monday Boys Basketball will be having a preseason meeting during 1st flex in Mr. Petersen's room. If you are interested in playing, please stop up and see Mr. Petersen in room 318 to get the information needed for the upcoming season.
Full Mind Tutoring, an online tutoring session, is for any students at Clinton High School. Tutoring will be available on Monday & Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a FEE is added to Infinite Campus.
The Sophomore and JV River Queens finished both of their matches in straight sets on Tuesday night in Yourd Gymnasium. The sophomores got out to a quick lead in the first two sets, before storming to a dominant win. Set three started a little slower, a late push helped the Queens with the sweep 25-18, 25-15, 25-14. The sophomores finished the season with 13 wins and 7 losses. Great job ladies!
The River Queens honored their eight seniors last night as Maloree Byrns, Haylee House, A'Reyae Jetter, Neveah Joseph, Joselyn Petersen, Maddie Rowden, Kylie Schroeder, and Haley Thomas before the match last night with their parents and teachers who made an impact in their life. The team attacked at their highest attacking percentage to date, .288%. Maggie House led the River Queens with 9 kills, followed by Petersen and Schroeder with 8 and 7 kills, respectively. Haylee led the Queens with 16 assists on the night for the offense, while also ripping 3 aces at the service line. The defense played solid as Petersen led all defenders with 18 digs, a personal and team high. Thomas followed suit by adding 12 digs and a team high 2.00 passer rating. Great job River Queens as you bring your win total to 14 team wins. The River Queens will travel to DeWitt for postseason play as they take on the Sabers on Tuesday, October 21st at 7:00pm.
Activities for Today
Cross Country: Varsity Girls & Boys MAC Championships (A) vs Multiple schools @ Grace Lutheran Church Camp 2:30pm
Lunch for Today
Roast Beef & Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Garlic Toast
Alternative Lunch
Pizza Pasta Bake, Garlic Toast, Italian Mixed Vegetables
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday Oct 14 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS International Club will have its meeting on Tuesday, October 14 during Flex 2 in Mrs. Krueger's classroom A317. MT
Ready to show your River King Spirit? Winter Cheer tryouts are coming up. Get your application from Ms. Schroeder and bring it to clinic day on Tuesday Oct 28 4-6pm in the practice gym. Tryouts will be the following day starting at 4pm. We can't wait to see you! MTH
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, the meeting is Tuesday, October 21th in room S154 from 4-5:00 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a FEE is added to Infinite Campus.
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Sophomore Match (H) vs Muscatine @ CHS Yourd Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball: Varsity Match (H) vs Muscatine @ CHS Yourd Gym 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Dill Chicken Bites, French Fries
Alternative Lunch
Teriyaki Chicken, Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
Tuesday Oct 14 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS International Club will have its meeting on Tuesday, October 14 during Flex 2 in Mrs. Krueger's classroom A317. MT
Ready to show your River King Spirit? Winter Cheer tryouts are coming up. Get your application from Ms. Schroeder and bring it to clinic day on Tuesday Oct 28 4-6pm in the practice gym. Tryouts will be the following day starting at 4pm. We can't wait to see you! MTH
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, the meeting is Tuesday, October 21th in room S154 from 4-5:00 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a FEE is added to Infinite Campus.
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Sophomore Match (H) vs Muscatine @ CHS Yourd Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball: Varsity Match (H) vs Muscatine @ CHS Yourd Gym 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Dill Chicken Bites, French Fries
Alternative Lunch
Teriyaki Chicken, Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
School days will remain the same.
There will be no early dismissals.
There will be no early dismissals.
CHS Parents and Guardians, our open conferences are coming up soon!
We look forward to seeing you all here!
We look forward to seeing you all here!
Sports News
The varsity River Kings welcomed the North Scott Lancers to Coan Field on Friday night. North Scott used some trickery to gain a 24-0 lead going into halftime. The Kings were challenged at halftime and showed some pride in the second half but ultimately fell to the Lancers 31-0. The Kings will play their final road game of the season Friday night against Western Dubuque. Let's go Kings.
Congratulations to the Royal River King and Queen Marching Band on finishing 2nd at West Liberty and 3rd at Muscatine on Saturday! The band has continued to improve their scores throughout the season, and they were able to overtake Western Dubuque and Cedar Rapids Washington who had beat them two weeks ago. The percussion section placed 2nd at both competitions, finishing only 2 points behind Davenport Central at Muscatine. Way to go band!
On Friday night, the River Kings hosted the North Scott Lancers with the Sophomore Kings opening the action by beating North Scott 26-8!!! The Kings struck paydirt first, scoring on a 16 yard run by Yavin Bell, set up by a 57 yard pass from Liam Petersen to Kenan Bailey on the first play of the game! The next Clinton score was by Isaiah Lines on a scamper from 6 yards out. The Kings increased the first quarter score to 19-0 on a 65-yard touchdown run by Chase Collender. The Kings extended their lead in the 2nd quarter on a 14-yard TD pass from Petersen to Julian Davis making the halftime score 26-0. In the 4th quarter, with the score 26-8 and the Lancers driving deep into the Kings territory, Ian Nath gave back possession to the Kings with a timely interception with 4 minutes left, securing the 26-8 victory! The Sophomore Kings improved their record to 5-2 with the WIN over North Scott!! Next up, the Kings travel to battle Western Dubuque this Friday. Thank you to all of our supporters who came out to cheer on the KINGS!!!
The River Queen Volleyball program competed in their last regular season volleyball tournament at Center Point Urbana on Saturday. The Queens played a fantastic and consistent day of volleyball, the best as of date. In pool play the Queens played a competitive match versus (4A) #12 Western Dubuque, but dropped the match 17-21, 17-21. The next match faced another ranked opponent and host (3A) #11. The Queens played their best volleyball of the day as they toppled the Pointing Stormers in straight sets 27-25, 21-18. The last pool play match of the day, the Queens slid past a scrappy Benton team by the scores o f 15-21, 21-16, 15-10 in a 3 set thriller. Three teams in both pools finished 2-1, unfortunately the Queens lost the tiebreaker to take the #3 seed moving into the consolation bracket. The Queens played Waterloo Columbus in the first consolation match and did just enough to squeak by in 3 sets. The consolation finals hosted (2A) #8 Iowa City Regina versus Clinton. The Queens playing their 5th match of the day played very competitively, but dropped a close 2-set match 22-25, 22-25. The offense was clicking over the weekend as they attacked .141%, the highest attacking percentage to date for a weekend tournament. Joselyn Petersen led the Queens with 48 kills, which was very impressive considering she had just under 200 kills to date before the weekend. She hit an impressive .275% and recorded her 300th career kill over the weekend! Congrats! Maggie House and Maloree Byrns helped the offensive record with 26 and 20 kills, respectively. Haylee House led the offense with 60 assists and 8 aces Tenley Cewe led the defense with 27 digs and 2.07 pass rating with 40 attempts. Haley Thomas led the passer rating with 50 attempts and 2.16 passer rating. Petersen also had 4 solo blocks and 10 assist blocks as Audry Gruhn followed the defensive effort at the net with 1 solo and 5 assist blocks. Harlow Scott had 1 solo block and 7 assist blocks. Great job ladies!
The varsity River Kings welcomed the North Scott Lancers to Coan Field on Friday night. North Scott used some trickery to gain a 24-0 lead going into halftime. The Kings were challenged at halftime and showed some pride in the second half but ultimately fell to the Lancers 31-0. The Kings will play their final road game of the season Friday night against Western Dubuque. Let's go Kings.
Congratulations to the Royal River King and Queen Marching Band on finishing 2nd at West Liberty and 3rd at Muscatine on Saturday! The band has continued to improve their scores throughout the season, and they were able to overtake Western Dubuque and Cedar Rapids Washington who had beat them two weeks ago. The percussion section placed 2nd at both competitions, finishing only 2 points behind Davenport Central at Muscatine. Way to go band!
On Friday night, the River Kings hosted the North Scott Lancers with the Sophomore Kings opening the action by beating North Scott 26-8!!! The Kings struck paydirt first, scoring on a 16 yard run by Yavin Bell, set up by a 57 yard pass from Liam Petersen to Kenan Bailey on the first play of the game! The next Clinton score was by Isaiah Lines on a scamper from 6 yards out. The Kings increased the first quarter score to 19-0 on a 65-yard touchdown run by Chase Collender. The Kings extended their lead in the 2nd quarter on a 14-yard TD pass from Petersen to Julian Davis making the halftime score 26-0. In the 4th quarter, with the score 26-8 and the Lancers driving deep into the Kings territory, Ian Nath gave back possession to the Kings with a timely interception with 4 minutes left, securing the 26-8 victory! The Sophomore Kings improved their record to 5-2 with the WIN over North Scott!! Next up, the Kings travel to battle Western Dubuque this Friday. Thank you to all of our supporters who came out to cheer on the KINGS!!!
The River Queen Volleyball program competed in their last regular season volleyball tournament at Center Point Urbana on Saturday. The Queens played a fantastic and consistent day of volleyball, the best as of date. In pool play the Queens played a competitive match versus (4A) #12 Western Dubuque, but dropped the match 17-21, 17-21. The next match faced another ranked opponent and host (3A) #11. The Queens played their best volleyball of the day as they toppled the Pointing Stormers in straight sets 27-25, 21-18. The last pool play match of the day, the Queens slid past a scrappy Benton team by the scores o f 15-21, 21-16, 15-10 in a 3 set thriller. Three teams in both pools finished 2-1, unfortunately the Queens lost the tiebreaker to take the #3 seed moving into the consolation bracket. The Queens played Waterloo Columbus in the first consolation match and did just enough to squeak by in 3 sets. The consolation finals hosted (2A) #8 Iowa City Regina versus Clinton. The Queens playing their 5th match of the day played very competitively, but dropped a close 2-set match 22-25, 22-25. The offense was clicking over the weekend as they attacked .141%, the highest attacking percentage to date for a weekend tournament. Joselyn Petersen led the Queens with 48 kills, which was very impressive considering she had just under 200 kills to date before the weekend. She hit an impressive .275% and recorded her 300th career kill over the weekend! Congrats! Maggie House and Maloree Byrns helped the offensive record with 26 and 20 kills, respectively. Haylee House led the offense with 60 assists and 8 aces Tenley Cewe led the defense with 27 digs and 2.07 pass rating with 40 attempts. Haley Thomas led the passer rating with 50 attempts and 2.16 passer rating. Petersen also had 4 solo blocks and 10 assist blocks as Audry Gruhn followed the defensive effort at the net with 1 solo and 5 assist blocks. Harlow Scott had 1 solo block and 7 assist blocks. Great job ladies!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Oct 13 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS International Club will have its meeting on Tuesday, October 14 during Flex 2 in Mrs. Krueger's classroom A317.
Ready to show your River King Spirit? Winter Cheer tryouts are coming up. Get your application from Ms. Schroeder and bring it to clinic day on Tuesday Oct 28 4-6pm in the practice gym. Tryouts will be the following day starting at 4pm. We can't wait to see you!
Game club will meet today 3:45-5:15 PM
Full Mind Tutoring, an online tutoring session, is for any students at Clinton High School. Tutoring will be available on Monday & Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
The following college reps will be visiting the counseling office. Please let Mrs. Klinkhammer know if you would like to attend. Luther College Oct 21 @ 9:00.
Lunch for Today
Chicken & Rice, Green Beans, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Chicken Fajitas, Chuckwagon Corn
Awesome work this weekend, River Kings and Queens!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Friday Oct 10 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
AP Lit students, remember your deep dive journal is due by the end of today in Mrs. Leafgreen's office. Need the early out to finish it? That works, but it must be in Mrs. Leafgreen's office by 3:45.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
A reminder that you can NOT eat lunch in the library.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends Today, October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
The River Queen Swimmers made the trek to Burlington last night to take on the Greyhounds. Despite a few event wins for the Queens, they fell 96-47. Winning events for CHS were Lahna Schroeder, Eloise Brisch and Lauren Whitney. In addition to the winning swims, a number of swimmers had personal record swims (Adalynn Elmore, Norah Bradley and Brenna Weaver). The next meet for the Queens is October 20th at the Morrison Reverse Invitational.
Last night the Clinton Cross Country team competed in the DeWitt Invitational. The 20th ranked varsity River Queens placed 7th. The Queens were led by medalists Carryn Sattler 4th, Cambyl Sattler 7th, and Alli Haskell 12th. Kirstin Bengtson and Chloe Ellis rounded out the scoring for the Queens. Cambyl and Carryn also earned PRs in the race. JV Queens were led by Sophia Morley 25th, Riley Reynolds 26th, Kaylee Davis 31st. Riley and Kaylee had season best efforts. The varsity River Kings placed 9th and were led by Kolton Lorion, CJ Estes, David Peralta-Flores, Cael Schwarz, and Maddox Mojeiko. The JV Kings placed 5th and were led by Connor Roberts 12th , Alonso Aguila 23rd, Carter Dunham, Asher Dornbush, and Joey Anderson. The fresh/soph Kings placed 9th were led by Mayson MacAvoy, Miles Schneeberger, Evan Daniels, Henry Bell, and Carson Borgman. The team had thirteen PRs and five season's bests. The Harriers are back in action next week at the MAC Meet in DeWitt.
Joke of the Week
Why did the football player bring string to the game? …So he could tie the score.
Activities for Today
Football: Freshman/Sophomore game (H) vs North Scott @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm
Football: Varsity game (H) vs North Scott @ CHS Coan Field 7:15pm
Activities for Saturday
Volleyball: Varsity CPU Tournament (A) vs. Multiple schools @ Center Point-Urbana High School 9:30am
Band: Comet Classic Marching Band Competition @ West Liberty High School 9:00am
Band: Muskie Marching Invite @ Muscatine High School 4:00pm
Lunch for Today
Hot Dog on a Bun, Seasoned Loop Fries
Alternative Lunch
Chicken Quesadilla, Chuckwagon Corn
Friday Oct 10 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
AP Lit students, remember your deep dive journal is due by the end of today in Mrs. Leafgreen's office. Need the early out to finish it? That works, but it must be in Mrs. Leafgreen's office by 3:45.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
A reminder that you can NOT eat lunch in the library.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends Today, October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
The River Queen Swimmers made the trek to Burlington last night to take on the Greyhounds. Despite a few event wins for the Queens, they fell 96-47. Winning events for CHS were Lahna Schroeder, Eloise Brisch and Lauren Whitney. In addition to the winning swims, a number of swimmers had personal record swims (Adalynn Elmore, Norah Bradley and Brenna Weaver). The next meet for the Queens is October 20th at the Morrison Reverse Invitational.
Last night the Clinton Cross Country team competed in the DeWitt Invitational. The 20th ranked varsity River Queens placed 7th. The Queens were led by medalists Carryn Sattler 4th, Cambyl Sattler 7th, and Alli Haskell 12th. Kirstin Bengtson and Chloe Ellis rounded out the scoring for the Queens. Cambyl and Carryn also earned PRs in the race. JV Queens were led by Sophia Morley 25th, Riley Reynolds 26th, Kaylee Davis 31st. Riley and Kaylee had season best efforts. The varsity River Kings placed 9th and were led by Kolton Lorion, CJ Estes, David Peralta-Flores, Cael Schwarz, and Maddox Mojeiko. The JV Kings placed 5th and were led by Connor Roberts 12th , Alonso Aguila 23rd, Carter Dunham, Asher Dornbush, and Joey Anderson. The fresh/soph Kings placed 9th were led by Mayson MacAvoy, Miles Schneeberger, Evan Daniels, Henry Bell, and Carson Borgman. The team had thirteen PRs and five season's bests. The Harriers are back in action next week at the MAC Meet in DeWitt.
Joke of the Week
Why did the football player bring string to the game? …So he could tie the score.
Activities for Today
Football: Freshman/Sophomore game (H) vs North Scott @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm
Football: Varsity game (H) vs North Scott @ CHS Coan Field 7:15pm
Activities for Saturday
Volleyball: Varsity CPU Tournament (A) vs. Multiple schools @ Center Point-Urbana High School 9:30am
Band: Comet Classic Marching Band Competition @ West Liberty High School 9:00am
Band: Muskie Marching Invite @ Muscatine High School 4:00pm
Lunch for Today
Hot Dog on a Bun, Seasoned Loop Fries
Alternative Lunch
Chicken Quesadilla, Chuckwagon Corn
We are proud of you, River Kings and Queens!
Phenomenal work on Tuesday night, River Queens!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday Oct 9 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS Table Tennis Club will meet today during Flextime outside Mrs. Krueger's classroom A 317.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
FBLA will have an Ice Cream social meet & greet Today during 1st Flex in Mr. Pataska's room. Come to find out more about FBLA while enjoying a tasty treat!
Friday is picture retake day.
Please check the “Lost and Found” if you have lost something. The gray tote outside the library is getting a bit full with clothing, some baking pans, and water bottles.
A reminder that you can NOT eat lunch in the library.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends Tomorrow, October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
The CHS Book Club first Official Meetings: Today, October 9 during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. Join by adding yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w.
The River Queens hosted MAC foe Davenport Central Tuesday in Yourd Gym. The Sophomores got off to a fast start and never looked back as they swept the Blue Devils 25-13, 25-14, 25-15. The Queens are now 11-7 overall. The JV started slow, dropping set 1, but rebounded to win sets 2 and 3. The girls played some great defense and outstanding net play as the Queens prevailed. The Varsity played a tight set 1 with Central, ultimately taking the first set 26-24. The Queens never looked back as they cruised in sets 2 and 3, sweeping the Blue Devils 25-13 and 25-9. The Queens were led offensively by Maloree Byrns who had a match high 8 kills on 16 attempts, with 0 attacking errors to hit a boisterous .500. Haylee House led the Queens with 13 assists, followed by Alaina Carpenter's 10 assists and 6 aces from the service line. The Queens ended with 17 total aces and took the Blue Devils out of the system the entire match. The back row defense was led by Tenley Cewe, who dug up 7 attacks. Kylie Schroeder had 4 assist blocks to lead the Queens. Haley Thomas passed an impressive 2.66 (out of 3.0) in serve receive, and Maddie Rowden passed a 2.0, respectively. The Queens return to action at the Center Point Urbana tournament on Saturday, where they will face two state ranked opponents in pool play. First serve is slated for 9:30am! The Queens return home for their last match in Yourd Gym this season, as they take on Muscatine next Tuesday as we honor our 8 seniors, for Senior Night and Dig Pink!
The River Kings ended their season by competing in a two-person best shot against Davenport West again this year. The Kings helped keep the traveling trophy in Clinton (after the girls had won it back last Spring) by beating the Falcons 5-1. The coaches were ready to battle it out in the tie-breaker but it didn’t come to that! Great weather and a great way to end our successful season and have an extra chance to say “Thanks” to our seniors Scott Pasakarnis, Cohen Thorpe, Ray Brown, Dante Kelly, and Levi Fransen! Go Kings!
Activities for Today
Cross Country: Girls & Boys Varsity Invitational (A) vs Multiple schools @ Central DeWitt Grace Lutheran Church Camp 4:00pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls Meet (A) @ Burlington High School 6:00pm
Lunch for Today
Sausage & Cheese Muffin, Hash Brown, Baby Carrots
Alternative Lunch
Lasagna Roll-Ups, Breadstick, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Thursday Oct 9 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
CHS Table Tennis Club will meet today during Flextime outside Mrs. Krueger's classroom A 317.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
FBLA will have an Ice Cream social meet & greet Today during 1st Flex in Mr. Pataska's room. Come to find out more about FBLA while enjoying a tasty treat!
Friday is picture retake day.
Please check the “Lost and Found” if you have lost something. The gray tote outside the library is getting a bit full with clothing, some baking pans, and water bottles.
A reminder that you can NOT eat lunch in the library.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends Tomorrow, October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
The CHS Book Club first Official Meetings: Today, October 9 during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. Join by adding yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w.
The River Queens hosted MAC foe Davenport Central Tuesday in Yourd Gym. The Sophomores got off to a fast start and never looked back as they swept the Blue Devils 25-13, 25-14, 25-15. The Queens are now 11-7 overall. The JV started slow, dropping set 1, but rebounded to win sets 2 and 3. The girls played some great defense and outstanding net play as the Queens prevailed. The Varsity played a tight set 1 with Central, ultimately taking the first set 26-24. The Queens never looked back as they cruised in sets 2 and 3, sweeping the Blue Devils 25-13 and 25-9. The Queens were led offensively by Maloree Byrns who had a match high 8 kills on 16 attempts, with 0 attacking errors to hit a boisterous .500. Haylee House led the Queens with 13 assists, followed by Alaina Carpenter's 10 assists and 6 aces from the service line. The Queens ended with 17 total aces and took the Blue Devils out of the system the entire match. The back row defense was led by Tenley Cewe, who dug up 7 attacks. Kylie Schroeder had 4 assist blocks to lead the Queens. Haley Thomas passed an impressive 2.66 (out of 3.0) in serve receive, and Maddie Rowden passed a 2.0, respectively. The Queens return to action at the Center Point Urbana tournament on Saturday, where they will face two state ranked opponents in pool play. First serve is slated for 9:30am! The Queens return home for their last match in Yourd Gym this season, as they take on Muscatine next Tuesday as we honor our 8 seniors, for Senior Night and Dig Pink!
The River Kings ended their season by competing in a two-person best shot against Davenport West again this year. The Kings helped keep the traveling trophy in Clinton (after the girls had won it back last Spring) by beating the Falcons 5-1. The coaches were ready to battle it out in the tie-breaker but it didn’t come to that! Great weather and a great way to end our successful season and have an extra chance to say “Thanks” to our seniors Scott Pasakarnis, Cohen Thorpe, Ray Brown, Dante Kelly, and Levi Fransen! Go Kings!
Activities for Today
Cross Country: Girls & Boys Varsity Invitational (A) vs Multiple schools @ Central DeWitt Grace Lutheran Church Camp 4:00pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls Meet (A) @ Burlington High School 6:00pm
Lunch for Today
Sausage & Cheese Muffin, Hash Brown, Baby Carrots
Alternative Lunch
Lasagna Roll-Ups, Breadstick, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Excellent work yesterday, River King Golfers!!
We are proud of you, River Queen Swimmers!
Synergy Presents Bundles and Blessings
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday Oct 8 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Attention girls, if you are interested in basketball this year, there will be a meeting TODAY, Wednesday, Oct 8, in Coach McEwen's room during Flex 2 (12:08-12:46) Please plan on attending if you want to play basketball. See Coach McEwen with any questions.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have over 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
Friday is picture retake day.
Please check the “Lost and Found” if you have lost something. The gray tote outside the library is getting a bit full with clothing, some baking pans, and water bottles.
Fullmind Tutoring, an online tutoring session, is for any students at Clinton High School. Tutoring will be available on Monday & Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All High school students are welcome to join. Meeting: during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. First Official Meetings: Thursday, October 9 during Flex.
Lunch for Today
Popcorn Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Dinner Roll
Alternative Lunch
Egg Rolls, Fried Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
Wednesday Oct 8 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Attention girls, if you are interested in basketball this year, there will be a meeting TODAY, Wednesday, Oct 8, in Coach McEwen's room during Flex 2 (12:08-12:46) Please plan on attending if you want to play basketball. See Coach McEwen with any questions.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue (we have over 200 that are) and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them.
Friday is picture retake day.
Please check the “Lost and Found” if you have lost something. The gray tote outside the library is getting a bit full with clothing, some baking pans, and water bottles.
Fullmind Tutoring, an online tutoring session, is for any students at Clinton High School. Tutoring will be available on Monday & Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All High school students are welcome to join. Meeting: during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. First Official Meetings: Thursday, October 9 during Flex.
Lunch for Today
Popcorn Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Dinner Roll
Alternative Lunch
Egg Rolls, Fried Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tuesday Oct 7 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, the meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday, October 21th in room S154 from 4-5:00 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
Preseason girls wrestling workouts begin today (Tuesday Oct.7) at 5pm. If you plan on wrestling, you are expected to be there. Please see Coach D Schneeberger with any questions.
Friday is picture retake day.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All High school students are welcome to join. Meeting: during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. First Official Meetings: Thursday, October 9 during Flex.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
The River Queens tennis team fought long and hard suffering their first and final loss of the entire season. We are very proud of how you played in Des Moines. You showed great courage in your matches and played your best tennis to date!
The River Kings competed in the District meet today at Emeis Golf Course in Davenport. The Kings shot 381 as a team and finished in 12th place in the 14 team meet. Team medalist went to senior Scott Pasakarnis with a 92. Also scoring for the Kings were Ray Brown (93), Cohen Thorpe (97), and freshman Brenner Vance (99). Also competing in the meet were sophomores Carter Thorpe and Maverick Hensel. The Kings finish their season with the most wins that we've had since the 2019-2020 season. Special thanks to seniors Scott Pasakarnis, Ray Brown, Cohen Thorpe, Dante Kelly and Levi Fransen for their roles this year in being great examples of putting in the work and showing what it means to be a River King. This year's team was a lot of fun to coach with the huge commitment that everyone put in. They were great at communication and high in energy. With a large number (75%) of our roster being sophomores and freshmen, it is our hope that River King Golf is on the rise and that we will see even more wins in the coming years from these boys! Go Kings!
The River Queen Volleyball Team has two remaining regular season home matches. Tonight is YOUTH POSTER NIGHT. Stop in and watch your Queens play Davenport Central in Yourd Gym at 5:00pm (SOPH/JV) and 6:30pm (Varsity). The Varsity Players will sign posters at the conclusion of the match. Next Tuesday, October 14th is SENIOR NIGHT & DIG PINK. Come out and support your SENIORS and wear PINK in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Night! SOPH/JV start at 5:00pm and Varsity starts at 6:30pm. This will be the last regular season home match in Yourd Gymnasium.
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Sophomore Match (H) vs. Davenport Central @ CHS Yourd Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball:Varsity Match (H) vs. Davenport Central @ CHS Yourd Gym 6:30pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls Meet (A) @ Davenport Central High School 5:30pm
Lunch for Today
Chicken Bacon Ranch Casserole, Peas, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Taco Bake Casserole, Chuckwagon Corn
Tuesday Oct 7 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, the meeting is rescheduled for Tuesday, October 21th in room S154 from 4-5:00 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
Preseason girls wrestling workouts begin today (Tuesday Oct.7) at 5pm. If you plan on wrestling, you are expected to be there. Please see Coach D Schneeberger with any questions.
Friday is picture retake day.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on October 22nd at CCC Career Advancement Center please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All High school students are welcome to join. Meeting: during both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate. How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. First Official Meetings: Thursday, October 9 during Flex.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
The River Queens tennis team fought long and hard suffering their first and final loss of the entire season. We are very proud of how you played in Des Moines. You showed great courage in your matches and played your best tennis to date!
The River Kings competed in the District meet today at Emeis Golf Course in Davenport. The Kings shot 381 as a team and finished in 12th place in the 14 team meet. Team medalist went to senior Scott Pasakarnis with a 92. Also scoring for the Kings were Ray Brown (93), Cohen Thorpe (97), and freshman Brenner Vance (99). Also competing in the meet were sophomores Carter Thorpe and Maverick Hensel. The Kings finish their season with the most wins that we've had since the 2019-2020 season. Special thanks to seniors Scott Pasakarnis, Ray Brown, Cohen Thorpe, Dante Kelly and Levi Fransen for their roles this year in being great examples of putting in the work and showing what it means to be a River King. This year's team was a lot of fun to coach with the huge commitment that everyone put in. They were great at communication and high in energy. With a large number (75%) of our roster being sophomores and freshmen, it is our hope that River King Golf is on the rise and that we will see even more wins in the coming years from these boys! Go Kings!
The River Queen Volleyball Team has two remaining regular season home matches. Tonight is YOUTH POSTER NIGHT. Stop in and watch your Queens play Davenport Central in Yourd Gym at 5:00pm (SOPH/JV) and 6:30pm (Varsity). The Varsity Players will sign posters at the conclusion of the match. Next Tuesday, October 14th is SENIOR NIGHT & DIG PINK. Come out and support your SENIORS and wear PINK in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Night! SOPH/JV start at 5:00pm and Varsity starts at 6:30pm. This will be the last regular season home match in Yourd Gymnasium.
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Sophomore Match (H) vs. Davenport Central @ CHS Yourd Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball:Varsity Match (H) vs. Davenport Central @ CHS Yourd Gym 6:30pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls Meet (A) @ Davenport Central High School 5:30pm
Lunch for Today
Chicken Bacon Ranch Casserole, Peas, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Taco Bake Casserole, Chuckwagon Corn
Awesome work yesterday, River King Golfers!
Awesome work, Queens!
We are proud of all your hard work this season!
We are proud of all your hard work this season!
Great work this weekend, River Kings and Queens!
