DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday Sept 30, 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.
Pride Club will be having its first meeting tomorrow, Thursday, October 1st, in Room A115 at 3:45! All are welcome, whether part of the community, an ally, or just wanting to know more information! We can't wait to see you! (Join our Google Classroom with code qj42ji5).
📣 ATTENTION ALL GIRL WRESTLERS!
There will be an informational meeting for all girls interested in wrestling this Thursday at 1:45 PM in Coach Schnee’s room.
At the meeting, we will:
📝 Sign up for the upcoming wrestling season
📅 Go over important preseason information and dates
⚖️ Discuss the new wrestling weight rules
🤼 Answer any questions you may have
If you plan on going out for wrestling, please make sure you are there!
See you Thursday! 🤼♀️
There is no Game Club today!
Call Out for River Queen Basketball. Stop by the Commons during FLEX this Wednesday and sign up for the girls basketball team. Returners there will be some information to confirm. Look for Coach Marx.
After-School Tutoring is being 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!
It's not too late! You can still purchase your 2026 yearbook from Mrs. Albrecht for $60. 2025 yearbooks are also available for $40. Yearbooks will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Want free Homecoming tickets? Yearbooks can be purchased using the link below: https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/464Ivc73FYc9vF06WLbtmCeH
Your school counseling office will be offering the PSAT on October 15th at the start of day at Clinton Administration Building. It costs $18. If that is a hardship please let your counselor know. Gear Up will be paying for the Sophomore class. If you are interested in taking the PSAT please email Mr. Avise-Rouse. Sign up ends October 6th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Clinton Volleyball fell to No. 1 Assumption, 3-0, Tuesday night at home, with the River Queens battling throughout against the MAC’s top-ranked team. Freshman Grace Griswold led Clinton with 9 kills, while Molly Steiner added 5 kills. Alaina Carpenter directed the offense with a team-high 11 assists, and Audry Gruhn recorded the team’s highest attack percentage at .214 while also contributing 2 assisted blocks. Defensively, sophomore Tenley Cewe turned in a strong performance against Assumption’s conference-leading serving game, recording a game-high 15 digs and a 2.32 passer rating. Senior Tucker Secrest added 1 solo and 1 assisted block, while Griswold also contributed 2 assisted blocks at the net. Despite the 25-18, 25-15, 25-14 loss, the River Queens continued to fight throughout the match and will look to bounce back Tuesday, Oct. 6, at home against Bettendorf at 6:30 p.m.
The River Queen Swimmers had their first home meet of the season last night, hosting the Davenport Schools Swim Team. Despite winning 5 events (2 by Eloise Brisch, 2 by Mia Zimmer and the 400 Free Relay of Zimmer, Lauren Whitney, Grace Ewer and Nora Prosise), the depth of Davenport was too much to overcome for the short handed CHS team and the Varsity fell 109-64. The JV Queens took home another victory 13-10. The Queens will be back in competition Tuesday, October 6th at home for Senior Night against Muscatine.
Yesterday, the River Kings golf team participated in a quadrangular golf meet with North Scott, DeWitt and Davenport North at Glynns Creek golf course. The Kings finished fourth, three strokes behind North, but again shot their lowest team total of the season! The Kings fired a four-person score of 336, led by Carter Thorpe's 79. Also scoring for the Kings were Mav Hensel with an 83. Tanner Fedderson scored his lowest round of the year, helping the team by firing an 84! Rounding out the scoring was Thomas Hays with a 90. Also competing but not in the scoring were Brenner Swanson and Griffen Keefer. The Kings are back in action on Monday at the district golf meet that returns to Glynns Creek as they look to qualify for the state tournament.
Activities for Today
Varsity Girls Tennis- IGHSAU Team Regional 2nd Round 12:00pm
Varsity Boys Golf @ Duck Creek Golf Course 3:15pm
Football Team Presentation 3:30pm
Future Ready Planning Night 5:00pm
Lunch for Today
Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup
Alternative Lunch
Lasagna Roll-Up, Garlic Toast