DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday May 7 2026
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Seniors: Make sure you are checking your email DAILY so you don’t miss out on important information about the end of your school year.
All library books are due back on May 15th. Make sure you get your books finished by then. If you are already done please get them returned now.
The cheer tryout dates are May 13 from 6-8pm @ CHS Wellness gym, then May 15th from 6-8 and May 16th 8:30am-11:00 am @ Middle school gym. Students should wear all black tops/bottoms, and tennis shoes. Here is the link for the google form. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhRyQKamOKtIm6Uj82ldLsYHy2XGiRpQsyOViBv2CYJn3iwg/viewform?usp=publish-editor
Football will be meeting Monday May 11th at 7:30am in the weight room to go over the Summer Football schedule. If you can not come in the morning, come to first flex down the weight room May 11th.
Book Club will meet Today, May 7th during both flexes.
Attention ALL BOYS AND GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS! We will have a volleyball open gym Thursday May 7th in Wellness Gym from 7:30-9:00pm! WTh
Attention NHS members! Officer elections are in progress. If you would like to run for President, Vice President, Treasurer, or Secretary, you must complete the paperwork by May 8, elections are on May 11. You must also inform Mr. Camp or Ms. Bradway of your intent.
After-School Tutoring will now be offered Monday - Thursday from 3:45-4:45 in the Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend!
Yearbook is looking for Prom pictures! Send your pictures to Mrs. Albrecht at haidyn.albrecht@csdkq.org by May 15.
Last night, the Varsity River Queens soccer team traveled to Bellevue to take on Marquette. The Queens were in a close game and battled hard all night but ended up losing 1-0 in a pretty even match. Clinton started six up-and-coming Freshmen in the contest, watch out for this group as they continue to develop their game! The Queens are back in action tonight at home as they host the Geneseo Maple Leafs. Varsity action kicks off at 5:00pm followed by the JV match around 6:45pm. Come out and support the Queens!!!
The Clinton River Queens competed tough Wednesday night at the Mississippi Athletic Conference Championships hosted at the River King & Queen Athletic Complex, finishing 5th overall as a team with 79 points in a loaded MAC field. The River Queens were led by MAC Champion Carryn Sattler, who captured the conference title in the 800 meter run with a winning time of 2:21.63. Carryn also helped lead the 4x800 relay team of Alli Haskell, Molly Steiner, and Cambyl Sattler to a runner-up finish in 9:53.87, while the Distance Medley Relay team of Emee Jensen, Camila Hunter, Molly Steiner, and Carryn Sattler also placed 2nd overall. The distance crew continued to shine as Cambyl Sattler placed 4th in the 1500 meter run and Alli Haskell added a 6th place finish. Aubrey Rivers earned a strong 4th place finish in the 3000 meter run. In the field events, Elle Lonergan place 3rd in the high jump, while Aubrey Fergurson had a huge night in the throws, finishing runner-up in the shot put and 5th in discus. Maloree Byrns added a 4th place finish in discus. On the track, Camila Hunter sprinted to a 5th place finish in the 200 meter dash, while the 4x400 relay team of Molly Steiner, Carryn Sattler, Iyanna Davis, and Cambyl Sattler placed 5th overall. The River Queens also scored in the 4x200, Sprint Medley, and Shuttle Hurdle relays. The JV River Queens also had a strong night, finishing 4th overall in the conference standings with 68 points. Highlights included Natalia Connolly placing 2nd in the JV 800, Olivia Schneeberger taking 3rd in the JV 800, Bryn Wheat and Mia wright placed 3 and 4 in the shot put and Wheat placed 4th in the discus and strong relay performances throughout the night.
River Kings Tennis traveled to North Scott on Tuesday for the MAC Conference Tournament. The Kings all had tough draws to start the day, but they still came to fight. Notable matches included: Tanner Feddersen came within a mere four points from defeating one of the top 2A players in the state; Jace Burgland narrowly lost by two points to the number three seed in his bracket; Ryan Schmitz came out on top in his first round match; Asher Dornbush took the four seed to a third set tiebreaker and only lost by two points; the duo of Vinnie Srp and Jace Burgland battled to a third set tiebreaker and barely lost by two points as well. Had a few more points gone the other way, the Kings would have earned some medals. Great effort Kings!
The varsity boys soccer team traveled to Bellevue on Wednesday night to take on Marquette. The Kings started out strong dominating possession and generating several good looks at goal. Gabriel Rocha stepped up for a penalty kick and got the Kings on the board with his first goal of the season. Despite the good start, Marquette fought back and managed to give the Kings a 2-1 defeat. Gabriel was selected as the team's Man of the Match for the game. The Kings look to bounce back when they travel to take on Bettendorf on Monday.
Activities for Today
Golf: Girls Varsity Triangular (A) vs Multiple schools @ Palmer Hills Golf Course 2:40pm
Track & Field: Boys Varsity MAC Championships (A) vs Multiple schools @ Brady Street Stadium 4:00pm
Soccer: Girls Varsity game (H) vs Geneseo @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm
Soccer: Girls JV game (H) vs Geneseo @ CHS Coan Field 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Chicken & Noodles, Green Beans, Dinner Roll
Alternative Lunch
Lasagna Roll-Up, Garlic Toast, Italian Blend Vegetables