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Warnock Earned Girl Scout's Gold Award
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Jensen Warnock, a senior at Clay High School and Ambassador Girl Scout in Troop 1190, recently earned her Gold Award. The Gold Award is the highest and most prestigious achievement within Girls Scouts and it is the equivalent to the Eagle Scout Award. It is the most difficult Girl Scout Award to earn – only 5% of eligible Girls Scouts successfully earn the Gold Award.
Girls identify a need in their community and resolve to make a plan to take action to address it. Jensen’s project was entitled “Set to Win.”
CMS Honors Assembly - Second Grading Period (2018-19)
The Clay Middle School Awards Assembly for the second grading period was held on February 6, 2019.
Students were acknowledged for perfect attendance and for being on the B average, A average, and all A honor rolls. Students earning white, blue, and gold cards were also honored. Teachers also selected students for the "Getting Better" award. This award recognizes students that are performing at maximum potential or have improved dramatically over the grading period.
Pictured are students acknowledged for perfect attendance, earning white, blue, and gold cards, and recipients of the "Getting Better" award.
Great job, kids! We are proud of your efforts.
Clay Homecoming 2018-2019
Clay High School Homecoming
Friday, January 25, 2019
Queen Lila Brown & Her Court
Freshman Attendant - Kailey Ware. Kailey is the daughter of Tracie and Matt Lewis. She was escorted by Shaden Malone, son of Brandy and John Malone.
Sophomore Attendant - Emily Clausing. Emily is the daughter of Ryan and April Clausing. She was escorted by Evan Woods, grandson of Tammy Woods and Kenneth Bowling.
Junior Vocational Attendant - London Hall. London is the daughter of Shontel Shaffer and Robert Hall. She was escorted by her brother, Aspen Hall.
Junior Attendant - Hannah Phipps. Hannah is the daughter of Steve and Kendall Phipps. She was escorted by Chase Hudson, son of Bobby and Neila Hunt.
Senior Vocational Attendant - Alexis LeAnn Martin. Alexis is the daughter of Carl Martin and Ronda Collier. She was escorted by Mason Newton, son of Mindy Keaton and Chris Newton.
Senior Attendant - Abigail Ware. Abbey is the daughter of Tracie and Matt Lewis. She was escorted by Tyler Hobbs, son of Richard Hobbs and Misty Pauley.
Flower Girl - Elly Rider. Elly is the daughter of Nathan and Jennifer Rider
Crown Bearer - Luke McClary. Luke is the son of Dale and Tara McClary
Homecoming Queen - Lila Mackenna Brown. Lila is the daughter of Erica and Jason Willis and Eric Brown. She was escorted by Recce Whitley, son of Jeff and Toni Whitley, and Hunter Mathias, son of Kristy Mathias and Matt Mathias
Clay MS Spelling Bee 2018-2019
The 2018-19 Clay Middle School Spelling Bee was held Thursday, January 17, 2019, at the Clay HS/MS Library.
The following sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade students represented their classes in the school bee: Laney Fife, Mackenzie Hicks, Rylan Jenkins, and Macyn Johnson (sixth graders); Delaney Bowen, Alex Lockert, and Marshall Thornton (seventh); and Ava Cobern, Allyssa Maynard, Tyra Rawlins, and Abbey Scott (eighth).
Clay’s 2018-19 Spelling Bee champion is Allyssa Maynard, eighth grade, who is the daughter of Stephanie Maynard. Allyssa will represent Clay Middle School in the Scioto County Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 7, 2019. The runner-up, who will act as an alternate for Clay, is Delaney Bowen (seventh grader), a daughter of Shannon and Kiley James.
4th and 5th Grade Spelling Bee 2019
Clay Elementary held the 4th and 5th Grade Spelling Bee on January 9, 2019. Classroom contestants from fourth grade were Eli Bailey, Olivia Hightower, Grayson Isaac, and Adrianna Dutton. Classroom contestants from fifth grade were Drake Bobst, Damien Conley, Haleigh Ruggles, and Riley Gilliam. Congratulations to Spelling Bee runner-up Haleigh Ruggles and Spelling Bee winner Grayson Isaac. Thank you Mr. Williams our Spelling Bee Coordinator and word pronouncer. Thank you to Spelling Bee Judges: Mr. Goodson, Mrs. Shepherd, and Mr. Rhea.
Clay HS Inducts NHS Members, 2019
Clay Junior-Senior High School held its National Honor Society Induction on Thursday, January 10, 2019, in the high school cafetorium. Three new students were inducted into Clay’s National Honor Society.
The new members inducted were Ryanna Bobst, daughter of Tessa Bobst; Cameron DeLotell, daughter of Chris and Tabbi DeLotell; and Jaelyn Warnock, daughter of Todd and Julie Warnock.
The current NHS members included Skylar Artis, Sophia Balestra, Sydney Barney, Ashtyn Brown, Lila Brown, Elisa Collins, Darby Garrett, Calvin Gerard, Delanie Gilliland, Alexandrya Musser, Madison Nigh, Tyler Phillips, Shaelyn Vassar, Jensen Warnock, Cassidy Wells, and Sarah Widdowson.
The speakers for the afternoon’s ceremony were Mrs. Courtney (Wilson) Mays, CHS National Honor Society member (2009), and Mrs. Megan (Burchett) Oliver, CHS National Honor Society member (2008).
Members of the chapter are selected based on the criteria of character, leadership, scholarship, and service; and members must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher to be considered. Members are involved in many activities and service projects throughout the year. The adviser for the Clay National Honor Society is Mr. Mark Rose.
Science Fair Winners (6-8) 2018
SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS
6th Grade
1. Luke Stine, 2. McKenzie Bailey, 3. Naydine Watson & Laney Fife (Tie), 4. Abigaile Wiltshire & Chloe Cole (Tie), 5. Mackenzie Hicks, 6. Bree Hicks, & 7. Kayla Bailey
7th Grade
1. Chloe Betten, 2. Delaney Bowen, 3. Ambria Ratcliff, 4. Addison Barney
Team Projects
1. Kaidyn Fannin & Alexandra Wallace, 2. Shealyn Edgington & Cassidy Bazler, 3. Marissa Mogan & Hannah Felts. 4. Kyle Watson & Chloe Mustain, & 5. Kayle Collins & Breanna Franklin
Honorable Mention
1. Tate Queen, 2. Mikayla Conley, 3. Talan Lawson, 4. Madi Wright, & 5. Mariyah Blanton
Elementary Science Fair 2018
Clay Elementary Science Fair was held on December 4, 2018, for fourth- and fifth-grade students. Thanks to Mrs. Zuefle, coordinator of the Science Fair, judges for volunteering their time, and the PTC for buying participants Gatti's Pizza for lunch.
The Grand Prize Winner was Drake Bobst - 5th grade.
The fifth-grade winners were 1st Place - Wesley Runyon, 2nd Place - Sophia Craft, 3rd Place - Abi Miller. The fifth grade Honorable Mention winners were Trevin Brooks, Isla Killian, and Cayden McKenzie.
The fourth-grade winners were 1st Place - Lucas Betten, 2nd Place - Caroline Ridenour, 3rd Place - Adrionna Dunton. The fourth grade Honorable Mention winners were Ella Runyon, Addie Willis, and Caden Davis. Congratulations to all participants for your hard work preparing great Science Fair Projects!
CMS Honors Assembly - First Grading Period (2018)
Clay High School Middle School Honor Assembly
Those honored during the assembly included 6th-grade perfect attendance, 7th-grade perfect attendance, 8th-grade perfect attendance, 6th-grade B avg. honor roll, 6th-grade A avg. honor roll, 6th-grade All-A honor roll, 7th-grade B avg. honor roll, 7th-grade A avg. honor roll, 7th-grade All-A honor roll, 8th-grade B avg. honor roll, 8th-grade A avg. honor roll, 8th-grade All-A honor roll, and most improved student award winners.
Shoes that Fit
November 12, 2018
Thanks to Chad Monroe and "Shoes That Fit" for donating 50 pairs of shoes for students in grades Preschool - 11th who needed them. Clay Local School District is very appreciative to all the businesses that made donations or helped raise the money to purchase the shoes.
Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week is October 8th-12th. Our K-5 students participated in the fire prevention poster contest theme "Look, Listen, Learn; Be Aware - A Fire Can Start Anywhere."
Congratulations to the third, second, and first place winners in each grade level and to the overall winners for grades K-2 and grades 3-5. Thanks to Kyle, Gabe, and Mike of the Rosemount Fire Department for teaching us about fire safety and for telling us about their fire trucks and equipment. See all the pictures of our winners and the fire equipment.
Daughters of the American Revolution Donate School Supplies
Beverly Stringer with the Daughters of the American Revolution donated various school supplies to Mrs. Clay's Second Grade Classroom on September 28, 2018. We are very appreciative of all the school supplies donated!
Clay Student Council 2018-19
Student Council Members
Student Council Officers
President - Shaelyn Vassar
Vice President - Delanie Gilliland
Secretary/Treasurer - Chase Hudson
Freshman Class Officers
President: Gavin Cayton
Class Representative - Austin Smith
Secretary/Treasurer - Liam Garrison
Sophomore Class Officers
President - Andrew Brown
Class Representative - Emily Clausing
Secretary/Treasurer - Evan Woods
Junior Class Officers
President - Jaelyn Warnock
Class Representative - Caden Cline
Secretary/Treasurer - Hannah Phipps
Senior Class Officers
President - Lila Brown
Vice President - Sydney Barney
Class Representative - Tyler Phillips
Secretary/Treasurer - Elisa Collins
New Student Registration, 2018-19
The Clay Local School District will have its annual new student registration on August 9, 2018, from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM for the 2018-19 school year.
Please bring the following to registration:
- a copy of the child’s Birth Certificate,
- a copy of the child’s Social Security Card,
- a copy of the child’s Immunization Record,
- a copy of the most recent custody papers (if applicable), and
- a copy of any IEP or 504 Plan (if applicable).
Clay Pres-School Information (2018-19)
Clay Pre-School Handbook 2018-19
Clay Pre-School Welcome Packet
Additional information regarding the Clay Pre-School may be obtained by calling the Clay Local School District (740-354-6644) and asking for Mrs. Knauff, the Clay Pre-school Coordinator.
Clay Expands 1:1 for 2018-2019
