DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday
January 29 2015
WE OWN OUR DATA
Updated 01-05-15
Student Population: 590
Students with Perfect Attendance: 79
Students with >97% Attendance: 316
Students with >92% Attendance: 481
Students with >90% Attendance: 521
High Attendance = High Achievement!
WE OWN OUR DATA
Updated 01-05-15
Attendance by Cohort
Class of 2015 (126 students): 93.96%
Class of 2016 (149 students): 95.19%
Class of 2017 (141 students): 95.96%
Class of 2018 (177 students): 95.23%
Clinton High School: (595 students): 95.37%
High Attendance = High Achievement!
GREAT JOB SOPHOMORES!!!!
WE OWN OUR DATA
Updated 01-05-15
Attendance by Cohort
Class of 2015: 107/124 above 90%
Class of 2016: 128/147 above 90%
Class of 2017: 127/142 above 90%
Class of 2018: 157/179 above 90%
CHS: 523/595 above 90%
High Attendance = High Achievement!
GREAT JOB SOPHOMORES!!!!
ACT Data – Class of 2015
ACT State Average: 21.8
National Average: 21.1
UPDATED: 12/12/14
Composite Score
20.96
English
20.28
Math
21.12
Reading
21.31
Science
21.25
66 of 131 SENIORS have taken the ACT
The scoring range is 12-29
ACT Data – Class of 2016
ACT State Average: 21.8
National Average: 21.1
UPDATED: 12/12/14
Composite Score
20.73
English
20.37
Math
20.31
Reading
21.33
Science
21.93
48 of 160 Juniors have taken the ACT
The scoring range is 12-26
Week of 1/26-1/31
th
• 90
Annual Clinton Boys
Basketball Tournament 1/261/31
Week of 1/26-1/31
th
• 37
Annual Clinton Girls
Basketball Tournament 1/261/31
Week of 1/26-1/31
• Boys and Girls JV Basketball
@ Lone Jack Tournament –
1/26-1/30
Week of 1/26-1/31
• Freshman Boys Basketball @
El Dorado Springs
Tournament 1/26-1/31
Events for Thursday
• Wrestling @ Holden – 5:30
Events for Saturday
• Wrestling @ Warrensburg
What:
A competition
schools to collect the most food
between
ALLWhen:January
26-30
Why: to help our local
Samaritan Center and fight
hunger
Monday-Friday: Bring in nonperishable food
Every can makes a
difference!
Get involved: Volunteer at our local
Samaritan center
Call either 885-8555 or
885-3407
1. A Banner for your School
2. A photo booth (Free) during lunch
3. Bragging rights for an entire
year!
The Missouri Society of Professional
Engineers (MSPE) Western Chapter
will award two $1,500 scholarships to
graduating high school seniors who
have a genuine interest in
engineering and are preparing to
attend an approved school of
engineering.
Please read the instructions carefully
by going to the MSPE Western
Chapter website www.mspe-wc.org
and clicking on Scholarship Info on
the left hand side. You can download
the application from the website.
Deadline: February 2, 2015
Attention all students
that applied to
JOB SHADOW:
There will be a mandatory meeting
during CAMP on
Thursday, February 5th
in the CHS Commons.
We will be discussing job shadowing
mock interviews that will held on
Tuesday & Wednesday, February 10 & 11.
Sports is a more than wins and losses and
while we are committed to helping athletes
find opportunities to play sports at the college
level, we believe the most important thing is
getting a college education. As an organization
we are proud to award a $1,000 scholarship to
a college student who best represents a true
leader in sports and life. We encourage all
current or future college students who
competed in a sport at the high school level to
apply for the College Sports Recruiting
Scholarship. The winner will be selected by the
CSS Recruiting Scholarship Committee.
The details for the contest and eligibility
rules are available on our webpage for the
contest.
College Sports Recruiting Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT UCM:
MoCents is a new online system that makes it easy and convenient for students to
apply for all UCM Foundation scholarships. Go to www.ucmo.edu/mocents and
download the instructions to create your personal account and start applying for
hundreds of available scholarships, funded by alumni and friends through their gifts
to the UCM Foundation.
MoCents replaces the cumbersome paper system that required students to download
individual forms or visit specific departments. Through MoCents, students create a
personalized account and fill out a one-time application. The system will
automatically find all the matches for all scholarships students qualify for based on
information they provide, including major/minor, grade point average and financial
need.
WIN $5,000 for a
4 min speech
Optimist Club
February 22
FORMS IN OFFICE…………………
Award Amounts
The Buick Achievement Scholarship Program is offering:
• Up to $25,000 per year to 50 first-time or existing college students, renewable for up to four years, and one
additional year for those entering a qualified five-year engineering program
• The actual award amount will not exceed the total cost of the student’s tuition, fees, books, supplies, required
equipment, room and board and other allowable expenses, less other gift aid known at the time of application
(scholarships, grants and other awards that do not have to be paid back). Awards are renewable for the given years
noted above or until a bachelor’s degree is earned, whichever occurs first. Renewal is contingent upon maintaining a
cumulative 3.0 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale), full-time enrollment and continuing to major in an eligible field of
study.
Awards are for students of any age, for undergraduate study only
Applicant Qualifications
Applicants must:
• Be high school seniors, high school graduates, or current postsecondary undergraduate students.
• Plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited four-year college or university based in the U.S. or
Puerto Rico for the entire 2015–16 academic year. Proprietary and online schools are not eligible.
• Plan to major in a specified course of study that focuses on Engineering, Technology, or select Design and Business
related programs of study. See the list of eligible majors.
• Demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in the automotive or related industries using these areas of study.
• Be U.S. citizens and have permanent residence in the United States or Puerto Rico.
Excluded from consideration are employees and relatives of employees of Scholarship Management Services,
Scholarship America and their affiliates and subcontractors, and GM Foundation directors, officers and staff and their
relatives. Although GM employees are not eligible, relatives of General Motors employees are eligible.
APPLY ONLINE AT: www.buickachievers.com
DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 27, 2015
Credit Recovery
 Mondays and Thursdays
3:10-5:10
 Computer Lab 105
 Talk to your counselor or
Mrs. Guenther if you have
any questions
• Reminder that there is only a $5.00 charge limit
on lunch accounts.
• Any student over the $5.00 limit will be subject
to disciplinary measures (including ISS).
• Absolutely no charging extras or ala’carte.
BREAKFAST at CHS
DID YOU KNOW?
• If you qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch, you
also get Free/Reduced Breakfast!
• If you do not qualify, the reasonable
breakfast price is only $1.20!
Feed Your Stomachs and Your Brains!
EQUITY BANK
• REMINDER:
–If you have not received your Equity
Bank Card, please stop by the bank and
pick one up. The card will get you in
free to all home sporting events
(except MSHSAA sponsored events).
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Shelby
Humphreys
Parents: Patrick and Pam Humphreys
Siblings: John, Dillon, Steven.
Involved in: Poms (Captain), SkillsUSA
(Treasurer), Freshman Mentor Program and FBLA.
Major: Nursing
Mrs. Shelly Sadler
• Things I like: my son Jerrod,
chocolate, Diet Coke, old movies,
good books, classic rock, snow,
Pinterest
• Things I don’t like: humidity, leftovers, intolerance, indifference,
injustice