For the third year in a row, CLAMO has been selected for its best spread and cover for outstanding yearbooks printed by Jostens. Click the headline for more on this story.
While the COVID-19 pandemic closes schools, students in our District continue learning. Click the headline for more on this story.
Click the headline to review the District's ongoing communication and planning related to the coronavirus.
An entire year has been spent on fundraising for this event and culminated with the four-hour long Dance Marathon in Stuber Gym. Click the headline for more details and to view photos of the event.
Sherony is looking forward to leveraging her experience to find new and creative ways to carry out the Coalition’s mission of reducing substance use among Clayton students. Click the headline to learn more.
The Board of Education honored 21 CHS students who have been named 2020 National Merit Scholars. Click the headline to view student names and photos.
“There’s no place like Clayton!” Theater students brought the “Wizard of Oz” to CHS from Jan. 30 to Feb. 1. Click on the headline to learn more and view photos.
Sixty-seven CHS students competed in the DECA competition on Feb. 4. Many qualified for the State Career Development Conference. Click the headline for more details.
Click the headline to review the District's ongoing communication about the novel coronavirus.
The 2020 PTO Council Voters' Guide is now available. Click the headline to view the guide in its entirety.
CHS students place first at regional Academic Challenge in Engineering and Science. Click the headline for more details.
CHS parent teacher conferences will be held on Monday, March 9 from 3:30-5:30 and Thursday, March 12 from 1:30-5:30. Registrations can be made here: https://www.ptconferencemaker.com/clayton/
Would you recognize signs of youth alcohol or drug use in your home? The All In Clayton Coalition can help.
CHS student's amaze with artwork at the Emerson Young Artists' Showcase Exhibit. Click the headline to view each piece of art.
Five candidates have filed for three open positions in the April election.
The Board of Education approved the 2020-2021 calendar at their meeting on Dec. 4. Click the headline to download the calendar and learn about what's different in this year's calendar.
