Clark Weekly News
Week ending 8/22/25
👏Spreading the GOOD news!👏
Shout out to our 9th grade class!!!! Today was their first ELA progress monitoring test and every single student arrived on time ready to go. They had STELLAR results as well! Results are available in the students' FOCUS account.
Congrats to our first two Staff Crane Award recipients, Mrs. Whelpley and Mrs. Farias!
Mrs. Whelpley was recognized for getting all of the book orders prepared and even ordered for IRSC classes before the first day of class! She has also managed to juggle many other responsibilities in the mean time to get us off to a great start!
Mrs. Farias was recognized for being a super star at getting forms returned, entered, and having every single student active in FOCUS on day 1. She also has been covering the front desk a lot until we have all of our adults in place as well as many other responsibilities.
Our support staff is incredible here!
Huge thanks to our newest Adopt a Class sponsors! Brent and Donna DuBois, Kristen,
and more Anonymous. Our staff truly appreciates your generosity!
Way to Go Wednesday! Wrigley Schwartz found a classmates ID and debit card and quickly turned it in so it could be returned to her.
Show your gratitude for a teacher or other school employee you've had in Martin County.
From Clark student, Leticia Florez, a Student Coordinator of the Treasure Coast Student Educator Recognition Council (TCSERC). It is an organization that focuses on recognizing and giving back to teachers throughout all of Martin County. Each month we focus on different activities to achieve our goal and this month of August we are giving out a $25 Berry Fresh Cafe gift card to one teacher from each school as a welcome back. The teacher is chosen through student voting based on which teacher has made a lasting impact. Voting ends TONIGHT.
Nominate using this Google form:
💚🖤Get to know your Clark family🖤💚
Meet Mr. Walter Judd! Mr. Judd has been teaching multiple Social Studies & History classes at Clark for the past 18 years. In addition, he has served as our ESE Coordinator ensuring all students have what they need to be successful at Clark.
When asked to share something about himself, he shared, "I have a very large dog who dominates much of my spare time, and I enjoy bike riding."
When asked why he loves working at Clark, he said, "The atmosphere and culture here are unlike any other place that I have worked."
We are so grateful for such a dedicated team member! And, side note, his US History students requested a visit from Apollo, his very large and fluffy dog, last spring as a reward for the 100% EOC passing rate.... you may still see some white fur around here!
