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CHS Daily Announcements

Clinton High School

May 12, 2026

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tuesday May 12 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.

  • Fall Girls Tennis is coming to you in August! Coach Rasche wants you out for one of the most winning teams at Clinton High School.  You can be a top player in the state, or someone who has never held a racket in their hand, and come out for tennis.  We have everything you need to play.  On Thursday, from 3:35 to 4pm in the commons, there will be a meeting to sign up.  Stop in to do some quick paperwork, and you will be a part of the girls tennis team!

  • Thursday, May 14th during FLEX 1, Coach Cewe will host a volleyball meeting to discuss our summer volleyball plans & calendar! All girls planning to play volleyball, please be in room A212 by 11:35am!

  • The Clinton Public Library will be stopping by the library during both flexes Wed, May 13th with a craft.

  • Pride Club elections are happening soon! If you're interested in a leadership position, stop by our next meeting, this Thursday during Flex 2. We need a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.

  • If you are interested in joining the Student Council for the 2026-2027 school year, please check your email and fill out the form sent by Mr. Schneeberger. You must complete the form by Friday 5/15. The voting process will begin Monday 5/18.

  • The 2nd Annual River Royalty Productions Variety Show will be held this Friday from 6-8 PM in the Durgin Performing Arts Center! Join us to support the incredible talents of staff and students right here at CHS! Tickets are a $3 suggested donation.

  • Clinton Junior baseball is looking for umpires this summer! If you are interested please email Mr. Steen at anton.steen@csdkq.org thank you.

  • Please check the “Lost and Found”, some is still spread out on a table on the main floor of the academic wing and some is up in the gray tote by the library. Please look over the items and reclaim anything that is yours. 

  • If you have a loaner charger please get them back to the library ASAP and if you have a loaner computer not checked out today also please return it ASAP.

  • 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.

  • Attention ALL BOYS AND GIRLS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS! We will have a volleyball open gym Wednesday May 13th in Yourd gym from 7:30-9:00pm! TW

  • 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! 

  • Don’t forget to order your yearbooks! Last day to order is May 30th. Orders can be placed online using the following link. https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A02308100 or the QR code outside Mrs. Albrecht's room (A105).

  • The River Queens participated in the MAC Conference tournament yesterday.  The Queens were playing without a few key players due to conflicts and illnesses but regardless of not being able to get a team score, Olivia Veenstra, Bryleigh Shepherd, and Audrie Bedford played about as well as they could.  The girls have just a few meets left before Districts next Wednesday.  Go Queens!

  • The River King soccer teams traveled to Bettendorf on Monday night to take on the Bulldogs. The JV boys started things off with a strong defensive performance. Despite not seeing much of the ball, the Kings made things tough for the Bulldogs. The final was a 4-0 defeat. Antonio Guzman put in a great performance earning back possession numerous times and looking to transition the team forward. He was the JV team's Man of the Match for the game.  Varsity followed things up against the #9 team in the state. The Kings got out to a great start, playing stout defense and using the width to find opportunities to find teammates up field. Bettendorf turned up the pressure in the second half, and gave the Kings a 4-0 defeat. Zane Weaver was excellent in goal, tallying 21 saves. Chase Collender also put in a great performance covering a lot of ground to win the ball back on the last line of defense, and Chase was also selected as the varsity Man of the Match. The Kings return home for their final regular season matchup against Dewitt on Thursday.

Activities for Today 

Soccer: Girls Varsity match (H) vs Bettendorf High School @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm

Soccer: Girls JV match (H) vs Bettendorf High School @ CHS Coan Field 6:30pm

Lunch for Today 

Philly Cheesesteak on a Bun, French Fries

Alternative Lunch

Mandarin Orange Chicken, Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables