🏐 🏐 Travel to Clear Lake tonight to watch our Lady Bears take on the CL Warriors!
Can't make it? Watch it here:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/clear-lake/organization/19215/clear-lake-high-school/schedule?date=2024-10-13T05%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2NmNmNTQ4ZDdiMzAxMTRiN2IxYjA1ZWI%3D
🏀 🏀 MS Practice starts on Monday the 21st in Clayton! 🏀 🏀
😎 📸 The students in Mr. LaBlanc's Organizational Leadership class thought that the classroom needed a little more color to it. Adding individual leadership quotes to the chalkboard windows appears to be a great addition to the learning environment!
L-R Juniors - Emily Zemke, Schonie Adams, Charlee Juleff, Seniors - Hannah Vanda, Ashley Swanson, & Chloe Kahl
👏 👏You’re not just a boss, you’re a mentor and a role model. Thank you for believing in us and pushing us to be our best. Happy Boss's Day!
🗓️ Come join the conversation! 🗓️
🎼🎵 Congratulations to these Clayton HS students who will play in the UWEC High School Honor Band on November 2nd, 7:00 PM at the Pablo Center in Eau Claire! Great job! 🎼🎵
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Digital Citizenship Week is October 14-18, 2024.
Digital Citizenship Week was first celebrated in 2010 as a way to provide children with guidance on how to make responsible and ethical decisions in online spaces. Since then, the online world has truly exploded. Therefore, instruction in the safe and responsible use of digital tools has become even more important.
This guidance starts at home. The most important thing you can do is talk with your children. Please take some time this week to talk with your children about your home device and internet rules. If you have some already, terrific! If not, take this opportunity to work out some rules that work for both you and your children. Revisit them often and revise as needed.
Attached, you will find examples of 'contracts' that can help start a conversation with your child about internet safety.
🛩️ 🛬 Is your student interested in aviation? If so, this is a program that Clayton Senior Aidan Olson attended in Summer 2023 in Arizona! Aidan received 15 hours of flight training and learned valuable teamwork, interpersonal, and leadership lessons. There is no cost to your family as the United States Air Force completely funds the program!
Aim High Flight Academy applications are open until Nov 11, 2024, for the Summer 2025 sessions ~
•A high school student in the class of 2025, 2026, or 2027.
•Age 16 by June 1, 2025
•A U.S. citizen
•Have no more than 5 FAA Logged Powered Flight Hours to be considered and if selected no more than 5 FAA logged power flight hours at the start of your assigned session.
Apply with the link below:
https://app.smartsheetgov.com/.../cca0fc420842491884ea691...
Or
Find more information here:
https://www.recruiting.af.mil/Aim-High-Flight-Academy/
🗓️ Week at a Glance 🗓️
https://lakelandconference.org/public/genie/145/school/4/date/2024-10-14/view/week/
🏐🏐🏐🏐 Volleyball Quad 🏐🏐🏐🏐
Watch it here:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/clayton/organization/17336/clayton-high-school
Middle School and High School Student Councils are working together on a Midwest Mixes fundraiser. Mixes available for sale include: veggie/chip dips, olive oil bread dips, pasta sauces, pickling mixes, and dessert mixes. Each mix can easily be added to common household ingredients to create something delicious!! Packages include directions and ideas of what you can make. Each package sells for $5.00.
Students will be taking orders and will have samples at the volleyball games on October 14th. If you have any questions please contact Renee Magler maglerr@claytonsd.k12.wi.us or Sara Meyer meyers@claytonsd.k12.wi.us
🥙🥗🍲🥕 School Menu for the week! It's National School Lunch Week!🥙🥗🍲🥕
🥍 🥍 The middle school Physical Education classes recently completed their LaCrosse Season Tournament. Below are the champions for each grade based on wins, losses, and sportsmanship and cooperation.
The Astros were the 6th-grade LaCrosse Season Tournament Champions.
The Blueberries and Grass Titans tied for LaCrosse Season Champions in the 7th-grade Physical Education class.
The Double Chunk Chocolate Cookies were the LaCrosse Season Tournament Champions in the eighth-grade Physical Education class. 🥍 🥍
🏀📢🏀 These 4 young men completed the 10,000 shot club challenge for basketball over the summer. We can't wait to see their hard work and dedication this winter on the court.
From Left to Right:
Solomon Schradle - 2nd year, Bennett Schradle - 5th year, Keaton Nelsen - 4th year, and Lennon Nelsen - 1st year 🏀📢🏀
🏈🏈 Away football tonight at Owen-Withee HS 🏈🏈
Watch it here:
http://onfocus.news/sports-live-streaming
https://stefanibroen.scentsy.us/party/18706238/clayton-choir-fundraiser
The link above is for the choir Scentsy fundraiser. 20% of all sales will go to the choirs! Two top sellers will receive Scentsy prizes. If you would like a specific student to get credit for your purchase for the contest, please be sure to put the student's name in parentheses with your name. Purchases made on the website will get shipped directly to you! Payment is due at the time of ordering. The students have also been given sales packets with order forms if you prefer to order directly from them and have them deliver it to you. The fundraiser will end on October 15th. Please share the link with all your friends and family:)
Thanks for supporting the choir program at Clayton!
Mrs. June Hines🎶
#TBT 2001 - The top song 🎶 was "Hanging by a Moment" by Lifehouse, the top movie 🎬 "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," and the Ravens defeated the Giants by a score of 34-7 in Super Bowl XXXV! 🏈
Do you recognize any of these little cuties who started walking the halls with Mrs. Kuntz and Mrs. Olson?🔎
🏐👏🏐 It's Senior Night! Come and celebrate our Senior Volleyball Players! 🏐👏🏐
Watch it here:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/wi/clayton/organization/17336/clayton-high-school
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On Friday, October 4th Polk County Conservation Officer Aaron Koshatka was a guest speaker for Clayton’s Outdoor Wisconsin classroom for their unit on whitetail deer. Officer Koshatka gave an engaging presentation to students about trends in hunting, the risks, and regulations regarding mitigating the spread of chronic wasting disease and talked with students about different aspects of his career.
Officer Koshatka also brought in several confiscated antler mounts that were seized due to illegal harvest. Students in Outdoor Wisconsin class will now take the opportunity to practice scoring bucks using these antlers. Prior to this visit, students had investigated different components of deer biology including antler growth.
On behalf of the students, Mr. Eichman and Clayton School District, thank you Mr. Kosatka for providing students with an extraordinary learning experience!
