Panther Cards - Second Nine Weeks - 2018-19
Panther Cards - Second Nine Weeks - 2018-2019
Panther Gold Cards
6th Grade
Chloe Cole, Alayna Fife, James Dawson, Malachi Loper, Naydine Watson, McKenzie Bailey, Ethan France, Malachi Loper, Dylynn Timberlake,
7th Grade
Chloe Betten, Kaitilan Clark, Abby Clausing, Hannah Felts, Olivia Howard, Megan King, Delaney Staker, Eric Wang
8th Grade
Amanda Everman, Carly Martin, Abigail Scott, Katelyn Smith, Adrienne Whitley, Andrew Zuefle
9th Grade
Owen Atkins-Plumlee, Gavin Cayton, Liam Garrison, Christopher King, Frances Kleinman, Preslee Lutz, Kyleigh Oliver, Carson Porginski
10th Grade
Megan Bazler, Andrew Brown, Clay Cottle, Jacob Eick, Jaden Jessee, Ethan Jones, Mekenzie Loper, Shaley Munion, Evan Woods
11th Grade
12th Grade
Sydney Barney, Lila Brown, Elisa Collins, Hunter Mathias, Tyler Phillips, Shaelyn Vassar, Jensen Warnock
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.
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
Clay Jr-Sr HS Honor Roll - Second Nine Weeks 2018-2019
Clay Junior-Senior High School
Honor Roll - Fourth Nine Weeks
2018-19
6th Grade
All A’s - Alayna Fife, Dawson James, Macyn Johnson, Malachi Loper, Walter Queen
A Average - Ethan France, Mackenzie Hicks, Luke Stine, Naydine Watson
B Average - Kayla Bailey, McKenzie Bailey, Justin Bennett, Sarah Cassidy, Shaelynn Churcheus, Chloe Cole, Brianne Hicks, Rylan Jenkins, Tristan Large, Lynsey Loop, Blaine Lunsford, Aaron Malone, Braxton Montgomery, Olivia Moore, Adam Rigdon, Dylynn Timberlake, Abigail Wiltshire
7th Grade
All A’s - Delaney Bowen, Eric Wang
A Average - Evan Balestra, Abby Clausing, Klynn Craft, Olivia Howard, Megan King, Delaney Staker
Read more: Clay Jr-Sr HS Honor Roll - Second Nine Weeks 2018-2019
Warnock Earned Girl Scout's Gold Award
VIDEO
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.”