Clay High School's Commencement Exercises 2022
Clay High School's 82nd Commencement Exercises
Clay High School Gymnasium
Sunday, May 29, 2022
3:00 PM
Nailey Lynn Arnett, Owen Levi Atkins-Plumlee+*, Brianna Erin Bennett, Makayla Dawn Borders+, Anna Catherine Brickey, Gavin Lee Cayton+*, Carter Clarke Cole, Adriana Nicole Deal, Robert Lee Deal III, Andrew Ray Eichenlaub, Liam Callahan Garrison+*, Jacy Breannae Gearheart+, Shealynn Paige Gumbert, Levi Marshall Hall, Kelsey Dawn Hoover, Connor Lee Hurles+, Christoper Mitchell King+*, Emily Michele Livingston, Preslee Michelle Lutz+*, Adrianna Nicole McCoy, Hayden Andrew Cole Moore, Kyeligh Marie Oliver+*, Nathan Carter Penn, Carson Edward Porginski, Coonor Alan Puckett, Austin Tyler Smith+, Landon Eli Thomas, & Kailey Paige Ware+*
Outstanding Vocational Student: Adrianna McCoy
Salutatorian: Kyleigh Oliver
Co-Valedictorian: Liam Garrison
Co-Valedictorian: Preslee Lutz
+ Honors Diploma
* National Honor Society
The Class of 2022 received $270,000 in scholarship offers. Over the last twenty years, Clay HS graduates have received over $7,000,000 in scholarship offers.
Class Song: "Kick Start My Heart" by Motley Crue
Class Flower: Daylily (Midsummer Nighingale)
Class Colors: Purple & Baby Blue
Clay 2022-23 School Year Information
Clay Calendars 2022-23
~ Preschool First Day - 9/6
Clay Elementary Supply Lists
Clay Middle School Supply Lists
Fill Out Student Forms
- Free/Reduced Lunch
(if applicable)
- Emergency Medical
- Permission Slips
- Handbook Agreements
(Required each school year)
COVID-19 Update: Facial Coverings
Effective Tuesday, February 22, 2022, the use of facial coverings became OPTIONAL for the Clay Local Schools. Effective, Monday, February 28, 2022, the use of facial coverings became OPTIONAL on district transportation.
Clay Vice, Former Clay Softball Coach, Passes
William Clay Vice
ROSEMOUNT- William "Clay" Vice Jr., 86 of Rosemount passed on Tuesday April 26, 2022, at Riverside Methodist Hospital. He was born on December 3, 1935, to William C. Vice Sr., and Dorothy Faye Vice. He is preceded in death, July 28, 2017, by his beloved wife Carol Burgess-Vice whom he married on August 19, 1955, along with a grandson, Kyle Blevins of Rubyville. Obit Continued
Clay and his wife, Carol, spent many hours on the field developing an outstanding softball program with a winning traditon in the Clay community. They began the Little League program in 1976, (not knowing they were starting a long, lasting tradition of Clay softball) and took the 1978 girls' senior league team to the World Series, finishing third. In 1978 Clay and Carol started the high school softball team. During their eleven years, the Panthers never lost a league, a sectional, or a district title. The coaching duo recorded 262 wins (only 20 loses) in eleven years between 1978 and 1988. Carol and Clay were the first coaches from Scioto County to advance to the OHSAA Final Four and the Panthers were the first team from Scioto County to win a state title, three in total (1980, 1981, & 1983). The Panthers, under the direction of the Vices, captured 11 league titles, 11 sectional titles, 11 district titles, 8 regional titles, 2 state runner-up trophies, and 3 OHSAA state titles (with a record of 79-1 in those three years). History of Clay Softball Many thanks go out to Clay and Carol Vice for all their hard work, dedication, sacrifice, and most of all, wonderful memories that they gave to the Clay softball program. They will be missed.
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Clay Local Schools will conduct Parent-Teacher Conferences on Thursday, February 17, 2022, from 1:30-7:00 PM.
There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Thursday (2/17), Friday (2/18), and Monday (2/21). Staff will have a professional development (PD) day on Thursday (2/17).
