Clinton-Massie High School

Caring - Lexes Poston (Fox)

Responsible - Kenzley Gale (Caldwell), Carly Hayes (Caldwell), Hailey McCormick (Caldwell), Nevaeh Myers (Long), Chloe Morgan (Long), Brianna Bullock (Fox), Lylah Corbin (Seewer),

Safe - Hunter Myers (Caldwell),

Trustworthy - Simon Randolph (Fox),

Willing to Learn - McCall Hensley (Seewer), Braxton Russell (Seewer), Gwenty Foust (Seewer),

The incoming CMHS Freshman Class of 2030 recently experienced an orientation move-up day experience. Student enjoyed lunch in the HS Auditeria followed by a tour of the buildng through station stops. The CMHS Leadership Team and NHS members hope to increase participation in our extracurricular activities and school organizations by hosting an informational session during the 8th grade Move Up Day. Members of the different organizations and teams met with incoming freshmen to display the activities that are available in our high school. We also created a Club and Activity Coursebook that was emailed to all students in the high school and will be placed on the website for parents to view.

Clinton-Massie High School was represented at the Business Professional of America

(BPA) National Leadership Conference in Nashville from May 6-10. Olivia Carpenter

competed in Advanced Accounting, Eli Martin competed in Personal Financial

Management, and Quinn McCoy competed in Payroll Accounting. Congratulations to

these students for their success in the BPA competitions throughout the school year!

This year, National Honor Society (NHS) students participated in the Magnified Giving program. Founded by Roger Grein, Magnified Giving teaches students the value and impact of philanthropy. Mr. Grein’s philosophy is that everyone has something to give—whether it is their time, talent, or treasure.

As part of the program, Magnified Giving provided our NHS chapter with a $1,000 grant to donate to a nonprofit organization of our choice. This year, the organization also contributed an additional $500. To further expand our impact, NHS members donated $250, allowing us to support a second nonprofit with a $750 grant.

Students were divided into three subcommittees, each of which researched and visited different nonprofit organizations. After learning about the missions and services of these organizations, NHS members voted to select the nonprofits that would receive this year’s grants.

The first nonprofit selected to receive a $750 grant was PAWS Humane Society. PAWS is dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of animals by finding loving, permanent homes for unwanted pets through adoption. The organization also works to improve the lives of animals through education, advocacy, and community resources.

The second nonprofit selected to receive a $1,000 grant was The Jonah Habedank Memorial Foundation. Established in Jonah’s memory, the foundation strives to spread hope and support to young adults struggling with mental illness. By sharing Jonah’s story, the organization encourages individuals to recognize that they are not alone and that their lives matter. The foundation’s mission includes raising awareness about mental health, providing access to critical resources, and supporting organizations that advocate for the mental well-being of young adults.

Through this experience, NHS students gained valuable insight into the importance of philanthropy and the positive impact that charitable organizations have within our community.

Any student who is planning to take CCP at CMHS (with our teachers in the building) must have their Sinclair application and placement testing completed by June 1. After that date, students may still participate in CCP, but they will have to take classes at a campus or online. Typically it takes 1-2 weeks for Sinclair to process applications, so apply ASAP. If you have any questions, see Ms. Beres or Ms. Sercu.

Clinton-Massie Local School District Report Card (here)

Please visit our school website to update your student's final forms account. If you are having difficulty with this update, please contact our office for assistance.

If you are planning to apply for the PE Waiver, please see the attached form. You must complete this application and return it to Mr. Carey within 10 calendar days following the first official date for coaching and instruction. (OHSAA)

Our goal is to provide students with additional food on weekends throughout the school year. When students are fed with proper nutrition it will help them meet developmental milestones, be more attentive and retain learned information. To sign-up your student for our weekend Falcon Pack program please click here.

Packs are sent home on Fridays in students back packs.

**Please complete a new form for each of your students in need of food assistance.

August 3 - Senior Schedule Changes

August 4 - Junior Schedule Changes

August 5- Sophomore Schedule Changes

August 6- Freshmen Schedule Changes

August 10 - Teacher In-Service

August 11 - Teacher In-Service - Open House 3:30pm - 6:30pm

August 12 - Teacher In-Service

August 13 - First Day of School @ CMHS

Don't be afraid to utilize the resources provided by our new Clinton-Massie Awareness Project! The new program is designed to bring awareness to the resources that we offer here at Clinton-Massie. You can access a free shower, washer and dryer, hygiene products, food pantries, and more.

Contact: @cmhs_awarenessproject

We are always working to update our Alumni Wall. If you are a graduate of Clinton-Massie High School and have served in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, we would like to recognize you on our Clinton-Massie Alumni Veteran Wall. Please complete the submission form(here) or on our website for inclusion. Thank you for your service to our community and country.

Principal

Email: aaron.seewer@cmfalcons.org
Website: cmfalcons.org
Location: 2556 Lebanon Road, Clarksville, OH, USA
Phone: 937-289-2109 ext: 2410
Twitter: @cmhsprincipal

AJ Avery

Assistant Principal

Email: aj.avery@cmfalcons.org
Website: cmfalcons.org
Location: 2556 Lebanon Road, Clarksville, OH, USA
Phone: 937-289-2109 ext: 2414