We Want to Hear From You

The online survey “grades” various areas of the school district, providing insights into what residents think about the district’s strengths, challenges and priorities.

“This survey will give us an opportunity to hear from our patrons their opinions’ about our performance, and what our priorities should be for the future,” said Destry Brown, Superintendent.

The entire survey should take no more than five minutes to complete, but please be certain to set aside enough time to finish the survey before you begin. If you exit the survey in the middle, you will not be able to return later.

Community members can access the survey at this link.

If patrons do not have access to a computer to complete the survey, the school district has printed surveys available in the district’s administrative offices, 701 S 8th Street. Please stop by during school district business hours, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. to complete a survey.

Responses are limited to one per device (smartphone, tablet, computer, etc.). The surveys are being tabulated by a third-party firm from Kansas City and all responses go directly to them. The district will receive a summary report but will not see any individual responses.

“We really want to hear from you,” said Destry Brown. “Please access the survey link and let us know what you think.”

The survey will close February, 6th.

Clinton Basketball Tournament

Don't miss the 94th Annual Boys and 41st Annual Girls Clinton Basketball Tournaments that will be held the week of January 21st. Brackets can be found below.

We encourage you to come out to the CHS gymnasium to cheer on your Clinton Cardinals!

Another Sweet Success

63 dozen donuts, 265 dads, moms, grandpas, uncles, and family friends, 13 volunteers, and 360 students....Henry Elementary's 4th annual Donuts with Dad was a ton of fun!

Thank you to Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare who donated all of the sugary goodness to help make this event another SWEET success!

See more pictures here.

Students Prepare to Compete

Sixth grade CAPS (Clinton Accelerated Program) students are preparing to take part in the 2019 Online Rube Goldberg Machine Contest.

The goal is to create a machine that uses a chain reaction to accomplish a task in an overcomplicated manner. For this contest, students have the task of creating a machine that will put a coin in a piggy bank.

Talented Cardinals

Thanks to CHS students Avery Adkins and Calli Monteer who used their talents to provide some contemporary art in the CHS library.