Clinton-Massie High School

Please help us congratulate and recognize our students of the month for November! We are so proud of your accomplishments.

Freshmen: Daphne Woodrum and Danny Mefford

Sophomores: Reese Cockerill and Gleb Luce

Juniors: Elle Dunham and Cam Morgan

Seniors: Skyanna Baker and Jesse Woodrum

CMHS wants to recognize our students for their outstanding behavior and contributions to our school and community. The following students were nominated by staff members:

Caring: Emalyn Arnold (Hales), Colten Bennett (Long), Wyatt Coblentz (Phipps), Matthew Jones (Hales), Elizabeth Sanders (Hales), and Chloe Williams (Hales)

Responsible: Talon Bowman (Fair) and Maddie Phipps (Earley)

Willing to Learn: Alexa Cooper (Long), Brady Dillion (Watts), Jenna Hanlon (Earley), Dakin Johnson (Watts), Maria Jones (Crawford), Sophia Jones (Crawford), Carson McDowell (Watts), Hannah McGladrie (Crawford), Tye Phipps (Fair), Ethan Robinett (Phipps), Wyatt Smith (Crawford), Jerry Trout (Fair), and Carter Werling (Watts)

Sculpture students went on a field trip to Queen City Clay in Norwood on November 8th. Students learned how to throw on the wheel from professional artists. Queen City Clay has a 50,000 sq. ft. facility that allowed each student to practice on their own throwing wheel for the day. Students brought home multiple pieces of work they created during their visit.

Submitted by Jessica Yankel

On Friday, November 11th, students and staff honored our veterans during a 6-12 assembly. Principal Aaron Seewer welcomed everyone to our Veterans Day Recognition and introduced Stephen Ford, Transportation and Maintenance Supervisor. He is a CMHS Alumni and Air Force Veteran, and he led the CMHS/CMMS student body in the pledge of allegiance.

Junior Caitlyn McCamish played a Melody of Patriotism with Mrs. Hales. Principal Aaron Seewer discussed CMHS' Purple Heart designation, and the CMHS/CMMS choirs sang "America the Beautiful". CMHS alumni and USMC veteran Greg Grove addressed the student body. After the assembly, veterans were invited to participate in the CMES parade to salute their service.

We want to make sure all parents/guardians are aware there is no school for students the week of Thanksgiving, November 21-25.

Teachers have professional development/conference exchange time before the holiday break.

November 21-22: Teacher In-Service (No School)

November 23: Conference Exchange Day (No School)

November 24-25: Thanksgiving Break (No School)

Dec. 20: 2-Hour Early Release

December 21- January 3: Winter Break (No School)

January 4: Teacher In-Service (No School)

Please visit https://clintonmassie-oh.finalforms.com/ to update your student's records for the 22-23 school year. These must be updated every year by the parent/guardian AND the student.

If you need Parent/Guardian log-in information, please e-mail Connie Fairchild.

If you have concerns that you would like to report, please send them to cmsafeplace@gmail.com or call/text 937.303.8069.

Aaron Seewer

Principal

Email: aaron.seewer@cmfalcons.org
Website: cmfalcons.org
Location: 2556 Lebanon Road, Clarksville, OH, USA
Phone: 937-289-2109
Twitter: @cmhsprincipal