Awesome work this past weekend, River Kings and Queens!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Sept 22 2025
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.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a fee is added to Infinite Campus. The fee can be removed once the book gets returned but please just renew or return them before then.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
Game club will meet Today from 3:45-5:15 in the cafeteria
Sign up for the Homecoming Dance ends on Friday. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library. If you are bringing a Date who doesn’t go to CHS you ALSO need to fill out and return an “Out of school date form” which is available in the library.
It was the second time this season the Varsity River Kings football team had to wait out a lengthy weather delay, but this time the result was much more positive as the Kings dominated Maquoketa 35-14. The offense was again powered by Ethan Carpenter’s 179 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Carpenter was not alone, though, as he got plenty of help. Konnor Schroeder added a 35 yard touchdown run and an 11 yard touchdown pass to Marshall Johnson. Nolan Eggers rounded out the Kings scoring with a goal line touchdown in the fourth quarter. Defensively, the Kings were stout all night. Jay Dodd gathered two interceptions for the Kings who improved their record to 3-1 on the season. They begin district play on Friday night in Burlington. Be sure to congratulate our young men. Go Kings!!
On Friday night, the Sophomore River Kings hosted the Cardinals from Maquoketa in a gridiron football matchup. Despite being a close game at halftime, the Kings held the Cardinals scoreless in the second half and pulled away securing the WIN by a score of 36-12! Scoring early for the Soph Kings was Julian Davis on a 65 yard TD run. Later in the 1st quarter, Micah Tague returned a kickoff 78 yards for a score! In the second half, Liam Petersen lofted a 31 yard touchdown pass to Davis, and added a 41 yard bomb to Isaiah Lines for another score. Petersen later added a one-yard dive to complete the scoring. The Soph Kings moved their record to 3-1. We are back in action on Friday as we travel to Burlington to battle the Greyhounds! Thank you to everyone who came out to support the Kings on Friday!!! GO KINGS!!!
The Sophomore volleyball team traveled to the Bettendorf Tournament on Saturday. THe Queens came in with high expectations, and finished the tournament in 2nd place. The Queens dropped their first match to host Bettendorf, but played some consistent volleyball going forward as they defeated Moline and Davenport North in pool play. They entered bracket play as the 2-seed and defeated the number 1-seed in pool B, North Scott in straight sets. Although the team battled hard in the Championship match, they came up a little short and finished as runner up. Great Job Soph's! The varsity held their annual home tournament this past weekend. The Queens finished in 4th place, making the Gold bracket and finishing 3-3 of the 9 team draw. Joselyn Petersen led the Queens offense with 36 total kills on 94 total attacks. Maggie House and Mal Byrns followed with 23 and 17 kills, respectively. Haylee House led the Queen setters with 35 assists, followed by Vanessa Hensel's 32 assists. Kylie Schroeder led the Queens with 6 aces from the service line. Harlow Miller led the Queens' front defensive line with 8 assist blocks, followed by Petersen's 1 solo and 6 assist blocks. Tenley Cewe led the back row with 36 total digs defensively and Maddie Rowden passed a team high 2.04 serve receive rating (on 3-point scale). The Freshman Queens return home tonight to play Davenport Central and Pleasant Valley. The Sophomore, JV and Varsity Queens host Pleasant Valley tomorrow in Yourd Gym at 5:00pm.
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys Meet (H) @ Valley Oaks Golf Course 2:00pm
Cross Country: Girls & Boys Varsity Invitational (A) vs. Multiple schools @ Solon Recreation & Nature Area 5:00pm
Volleyball: Girls Freshman Match (H) vs multiple schools @ CHS Yourd gym 6:00am
Lunch for Today
Chicken & Noodles, Peas, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Crispitos, Refried Beans
Monday Sept 22 2025
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.
Please check the due date on your library books. If they are overdue and you are still reading them please stop in and get them renewed, otherwise please return them so someone else can read them. If they are overdue too long they get marked as lost and a fee is added to Infinite Campus. The fee can be removed once the book gets returned but please just renew or return them before then.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
Game club will meet Today from 3:45-5:15 in the cafeteria
Sign up for the Homecoming Dance ends on Friday. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library. If you are bringing a Date who doesn’t go to CHS you ALSO need to fill out and return an “Out of school date form” which is available in the library.
It was the second time this season the Varsity River Kings football team had to wait out a lengthy weather delay, but this time the result was much more positive as the Kings dominated Maquoketa 35-14. The offense was again powered by Ethan Carpenter’s 179 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Carpenter was not alone, though, as he got plenty of help. Konnor Schroeder added a 35 yard touchdown run and an 11 yard touchdown pass to Marshall Johnson. Nolan Eggers rounded out the Kings scoring with a goal line touchdown in the fourth quarter. Defensively, the Kings were stout all night. Jay Dodd gathered two interceptions for the Kings who improved their record to 3-1 on the season. They begin district play on Friday night in Burlington. Be sure to congratulate our young men. Go Kings!!
On Friday night, the Sophomore River Kings hosted the Cardinals from Maquoketa in a gridiron football matchup. Despite being a close game at halftime, the Kings held the Cardinals scoreless in the second half and pulled away securing the WIN by a score of 36-12! Scoring early for the Soph Kings was Julian Davis on a 65 yard TD run. Later in the 1st quarter, Micah Tague returned a kickoff 78 yards for a score! In the second half, Liam Petersen lofted a 31 yard touchdown pass to Davis, and added a 41 yard bomb to Isaiah Lines for another score. Petersen later added a one-yard dive to complete the scoring. The Soph Kings moved their record to 3-1. We are back in action on Friday as we travel to Burlington to battle the Greyhounds! Thank you to everyone who came out to support the Kings on Friday!!! GO KINGS!!!
The Sophomore volleyball team traveled to the Bettendorf Tournament on Saturday. THe Queens came in with high expectations, and finished the tournament in 2nd place. The Queens dropped their first match to host Bettendorf, but played some consistent volleyball going forward as they defeated Moline and Davenport North in pool play. They entered bracket play as the 2-seed and defeated the number 1-seed in pool B, North Scott in straight sets. Although the team battled hard in the Championship match, they came up a little short and finished as runner up. Great Job Soph's! The varsity held their annual home tournament this past weekend. The Queens finished in 4th place, making the Gold bracket and finishing 3-3 of the 9 team draw. Joselyn Petersen led the Queens offense with 36 total kills on 94 total attacks. Maggie House and Mal Byrns followed with 23 and 17 kills, respectively. Haylee House led the Queen setters with 35 assists, followed by Vanessa Hensel's 32 assists. Kylie Schroeder led the Queens with 6 aces from the service line. Harlow Miller led the Queens' front defensive line with 8 assist blocks, followed by Petersen's 1 solo and 6 assist blocks. Tenley Cewe led the back row with 36 total digs defensively and Maddie Rowden passed a team high 2.04 serve receive rating (on 3-point scale). The Freshman Queens return home tonight to play Davenport Central and Pleasant Valley. The Sophomore, JV and Varsity Queens host Pleasant Valley tomorrow in Yourd Gym at 5:00pm.
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys Meet (H) @ Valley Oaks Golf Course 2:00pm
Cross Country: Girls & Boys Varsity Invitational (A) vs. Multiple schools @ Solon Recreation & Nature Area 5:00pm
Volleyball: Girls Freshman Match (H) vs multiple schools @ CHS Yourd gym 6:00am
Lunch for Today
Chicken & Noodles, Peas, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Crispitos, Refried Beans
Jostens met with the senior class this week to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately.
Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, @ 9:45 during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, @ 9:45 during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Friday Sept 19 2025
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.
Nominations are now open for the 2025 CHS Homecoming Court! In your email, you will find a form to select students from your class who are actively involved in CHS activities and who best represent our Trident Ideals: Fighting Spirit, Tradition, and Loyalty. These nominees will represent your class as River Kings and Queens on this year’s Homecoming Court. Nominations close Today, Sept 19 at 4:00 PM.
If you find something that isn’t yours, turn it into the “Lost and Found” located by the library. If the item you find is small or electronic please give it to the library ladies. Also, don’t forget to keep checking the “Lost and Found” if you have misplaced something, because not everything lost is found right away.
Jostens met with the senior class this week to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately. Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
Game club will meet on Monday from 3:45-5:15 in the cafeteria
During Homecoming week (Sept 29th- Oct 3rd) we will have some food trucks. There will be a TV slide showing who is here on each day.
One week left to sign up for The Homecoming Dance. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. Don’t assume your attendance is good if you have missed any class time. (other than school activities). If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library.
Attention CHS Students and Staff! Last day to buy your HOCO T-Shirts. Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late!
The River Queens Volleyball team traveled to DeWitt for a rescheduled MAC meeting on Thursday night. The sophomores started in a hole, down by as much as 10 points in the first set. The effort was outstanding, but they just couldn't finish the first set, losing 24-26. Unfortunately, the Sophomore Queens never came out of the slump as they were swept, losing set two 17-25 and set three 21-25. Audry Gruhn led the Queens offensive output with 11 kills on 31 swings. Phoebe Levine had the hot hand as the setter, dishing out 15 total assists on the night. Jaedyn Jordan led the River Queens with an impressive 17 digs in the match. The varsity Queens came out of the all important MAC showdown very slow, dropping the first set but rebounded nicely to win the second set. The third set was a repeat of the Queens struggles from the first set as they committed too many errors to compete. The fourth set was a barn burner, as Clinton held a late 23-17 lead, only to give away and drop the final set 25-27. The Queens dropped the match, 1-3. Maggie House led a balanced offensive attack with 8 kills and a team high 5 aces on 17 attempts. Alaina Carpenter assisted on 17 of the teams' 28 kills. Tenley Cewe led the back row with 12 digs, a career high, while Carpenter followed suit with 11 digs. Maggie House passed an impressive 2.66 (on a 3-scale) passer rating. The Queens will regroup and host the River Queen Invite on Saturday. as 8 other teams will look to take home the team championship.
Joke of the Week
When should football players wear armor? ...When they play knight games.
Activities for Today
Football: Freshman/Sophomore game (H) vs. Maquoketa @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm
Football: Varsity game (H) vs. Maquoketa @ CHS Coan Field 7:15pm
Activities for Saturday
Volleyball: Girls Sophomore invite (A) vs multiple schools @ Bettendorf High School 8:30am
Volleyball: Girls Varsity invite (H) vs multiple schools @ CHS Yourd gym 8:30am
Lunch for Today
Chili Dog on a Bun, Natural Crisp Fries
Alternative Lunch
Taco Quesadilla, Chuckwagon Corn
Friday Sept 19 2025
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.
Nominations are now open for the 2025 CHS Homecoming Court! In your email, you will find a form to select students from your class who are actively involved in CHS activities and who best represent our Trident Ideals: Fighting Spirit, Tradition, and Loyalty. These nominees will represent your class as River Kings and Queens on this year’s Homecoming Court. Nominations close Today, Sept 19 at 4:00 PM.
If you find something that isn’t yours, turn it into the “Lost and Found” located by the library. If the item you find is small or electronic please give it to the library ladies. Also, don’t forget to keep checking the “Lost and Found” if you have misplaced something, because not everything lost is found right away.
Jostens met with the senior class this week to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately. Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
Game club will meet on Monday from 3:45-5:15 in the cafeteria
During Homecoming week (Sept 29th- Oct 3rd) we will have some food trucks. There will be a TV slide showing who is here on each day.
One week left to sign up for The Homecoming Dance. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. Don’t assume your attendance is good if you have missed any class time. (other than school activities). If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library.
Attention CHS Students and Staff! Last day to buy your HOCO T-Shirts. Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late!
The River Queens Volleyball team traveled to DeWitt for a rescheduled MAC meeting on Thursday night. The sophomores started in a hole, down by as much as 10 points in the first set. The effort was outstanding, but they just couldn't finish the first set, losing 24-26. Unfortunately, the Sophomore Queens never came out of the slump as they were swept, losing set two 17-25 and set three 21-25. Audry Gruhn led the Queens offensive output with 11 kills on 31 swings. Phoebe Levine had the hot hand as the setter, dishing out 15 total assists on the night. Jaedyn Jordan led the River Queens with an impressive 17 digs in the match. The varsity Queens came out of the all important MAC showdown very slow, dropping the first set but rebounded nicely to win the second set. The third set was a repeat of the Queens struggles from the first set as they committed too many errors to compete. The fourth set was a barn burner, as Clinton held a late 23-17 lead, only to give away and drop the final set 25-27. The Queens dropped the match, 1-3. Maggie House led a balanced offensive attack with 8 kills and a team high 5 aces on 17 attempts. Alaina Carpenter assisted on 17 of the teams' 28 kills. Tenley Cewe led the back row with 12 digs, a career high, while Carpenter followed suit with 11 digs. Maggie House passed an impressive 2.66 (on a 3-scale) passer rating. The Queens will regroup and host the River Queen Invite on Saturday. as 8 other teams will look to take home the team championship.
Joke of the Week
When should football players wear armor? ...When they play knight games.
Activities for Today
Football: Freshman/Sophomore game (H) vs. Maquoketa @ CHS Coan Field 5:00pm
Football: Varsity game (H) vs. Maquoketa @ CHS Coan Field 7:15pm
Activities for Saturday
Volleyball: Girls Sophomore invite (A) vs multiple schools @ Bettendorf High School 8:30am
Volleyball: Girls Varsity invite (H) vs multiple schools @ CHS Yourd gym 8:30am
Lunch for Today
Chili Dog on a Bun, Natural Crisp Fries
Alternative Lunch
Taco Quesadilla, Chuckwagon Corn
We are proud of you, River Queens!
GO RIVER KING FOOTBALL!
Purchase your tickets by debit/credit card at the gate OR use this link to buy ahead: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20250505042638856abc1ffe694c441/checkout
Thank you for your support!
Purchase your tickets by debit/credit card at the gate OR use this link to buy ahead: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20250505042638856abc1ffe694c441/checkout
Thank you for your support!
If you want to order a HOMECOMING SHIRT please go to clintonhomecoming.com the store will be closing TONIGHT @ 11:59
Awesome work yesterday, River Queens!
Congratulations to Elizabeth- best of luck to you at State!!!
Congratulations to Elizabeth- best of luck to you at State!!!
Great work last night, River Kings!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday Sept 18 2025
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.
Nominations are now open for the 2025 CHS Homecoming Court! In your email, you will find a form to select students from your class who are actively involved in CHS activities and who best represent our Trident Ideals: Fighting Spirit, Tradition, and Loyalty. These nominees will represent your class as River Kings and Queens on this year’s Homecoming Court. Nominations close Friday, September 19 at 4:00 PM.
Jostens met with the senior class this week to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately. Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
FBLA meeting Today September 18th 2nd flex. It is important to be in attendance, please plan on being there on time. Final discussions about the October leadership conference will take place.
Attention girls, if you are interested in wrestling this year, there will be a meeting today September 18th in Coach Schneeberger's room tomorrow during Flex 2 (12:08-12:46). Please plan on attending if you want to wrestle. See Coach D Schneeberger with any questions!
Sign up for The Homecoming Dance has started. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. Unless you haven’t missed any class time other than for school activities don’t assume your attendance is good. If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library.
Homecoming is only a few weeks away - October 4th. The Royalty Rack is a collection of formal wear, including dresses, dress shirts, shoes, etc., that is completely free for you to take to use for dances and/or interviews. If you are interested in seeing what all we have to offer, please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New 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! If you need to get grades up for Homecoming or to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
Attention CHS Students and Staff! HOCO T-Shirts are on sale! Get your shirt before the store closes September 19th! Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late! Again the store closes on Sept. 19th.
Rowden, Cewe, Srp, Manikowski, and Bengtson all won a round at the individual state qualifying tournament. Elizabeth Grinnall won all her matches, and was the 1st place singles winner to go to state out of regional 8. We wish her the best at state in October! Next the Queens will start team tennis tournament on the 24th. Go Tennis Queens!
The River Kings played at Palmer Hills Golf Course in Bettendorf today. Team medalist for the Kings was Scott Pasakarnis with a 93. Also scoring for the Kings were Carter Thorpe, Ray Brown, and Maverick Hensel. The Kings finished in 15th place out of 16 teams in what proved to be a tough course for most of the players. They did learn some things though that will help them as they approach their busiest weeks with the MAC Conference tournament coming up and playing 5 meets in a 10 day span. Go Kings!
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Girls Sophomore & JV Match (A) @ Central DeWitt High School Competition Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball: Girls Varsity Match (A) @ Central DeWitt High School Competition Gym 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Turkey & Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Meatball Pasta, Garlic Toast, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Thursday Sept 18 2025
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.
Nominations are now open for the 2025 CHS Homecoming Court! In your email, you will find a form to select students from your class who are actively involved in CHS activities and who best represent our Trident Ideals: Fighting Spirit, Tradition, and Loyalty. These nominees will represent your class as River Kings and Queens on this year’s Homecoming Court. Nominations close Friday, September 19 at 4:00 PM.
Jostens met with the senior class this week to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately. Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Future Ready Planning Night is on Wednesday, Sept 24 from 5-7 pm in the CHS practice gym. There will be a financial aid presentation and representatives from many different after high school options such as further education, Military, and local employers.
FBLA meeting Today September 18th 2nd flex. It is important to be in attendance, please plan on being there on time. Final discussions about the October leadership conference will take place.
Attention girls, if you are interested in wrestling this year, there will be a meeting today September 18th in Coach Schneeberger's room tomorrow during Flex 2 (12:08-12:46). Please plan on attending if you want to wrestle. See Coach D Schneeberger with any questions!
Sign up for The Homecoming Dance has started. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements. Unless you haven’t missed any class time other than for school activities don’t assume your attendance is good. If you are unsure about what fees you need to pay, check the TV slide or ask in the library.
Homecoming is only a few weeks away - October 4th. The Royalty Rack is a collection of formal wear, including dresses, dress shirts, shoes, etc., that is completely free for you to take to use for dances and/or interviews. If you are interested in seeing what all we have to offer, please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New 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! If you need to get grades up for Homecoming or to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
Attention CHS Students and Staff! HOCO T-Shirts are on sale! Get your shirt before the store closes September 19th! Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late! Again the store closes on Sept. 19th.
Rowden, Cewe, Srp, Manikowski, and Bengtson all won a round at the individual state qualifying tournament. Elizabeth Grinnall won all her matches, and was the 1st place singles winner to go to state out of regional 8. We wish her the best at state in October! Next the Queens will start team tennis tournament on the 24th. Go Tennis Queens!
The River Kings played at Palmer Hills Golf Course in Bettendorf today. Team medalist for the Kings was Scott Pasakarnis with a 93. Also scoring for the Kings were Carter Thorpe, Ray Brown, and Maverick Hensel. The Kings finished in 15th place out of 16 teams in what proved to be a tough course for most of the players. They did learn some things though that will help them as they approach their busiest weeks with the MAC Conference tournament coming up and playing 5 meets in a 10 day span. Go Kings!
Activities for Today
Volleyball: Girls Sophomore & JV Match (A) @ Central DeWitt High School Competition Gym 5:00pm
Volleyball: Girls Varsity Match (A) @ Central DeWitt High School Competition Gym 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Turkey & Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Breadstick
Alternative Lunch
Meatball Pasta, Garlic Toast, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Please consider CHS Band's Pink Plumes Fundraiser!
Link to the form and for more info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Nv2IRYZImRA0_Xa7H_ezMmEHblOkuxQX/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110582736818617582467&rtpof=true&sd=true
Thank you for your generosity!
CHS Band Boosters
Link to the form and for more info: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Nv2IRYZImRA0_Xa7H_ezMmEHblOkuxQX/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110582736818617582467&rtpof=true&sd=true
Thank you for your generosity!
CHS Band Boosters
IMPORTANT SENIOR INFORMATION FOR CAP AND GOWN
Jostens met with the senior class today to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately.
Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Jostens met with the senior class today to review important graduation information. If you were unable to attend, you are required to pick up your graduation packet at the front desk immediately.
Jostens will return on Wednesday, the 24th, during Mentoring in the auditorium to collect graduation orders. All seniors must submit their graduation orders either in person during this time or online in advance at Jostens.com.
Sports Update
The River Queen swimmers were at home again last night, facing conference foe North Scott. Despite having their 3rd meet in 4 days, the Queens once again showed up and swam great, posting convincing victories over the Lancers 84-53 in the Varsity contest and 20-0 in the JV. The Varsity Queens took home victories in 8 out of the 11 events in a complete team effort where every member of the team scored points en route to the victory. The Queens are back in action next Tuesday, 9/23 for Senior Night in their final home meet of the season against Pleasant Valley.
Last night your 18th ranked varsity River Queens XC team took home first place at the North Scott Invitational. The Queens were led by Aubrey Rivers 1st, Carryn Sattler 2nd, Cambyl Sattler 3rd, Alli Haskell 4th, and Natalia Connolly 32nd. The Queens ran aggressively and battled the heat and humidity to come out on top. The JV Queens placed 3rd and were led by medalists Avery Balog 11th and Sophia Morley 15th. Chloe Ellis 17th, Riley Reynolds 18th, and Kaylee Davis 27th rounded out the bronze medal finish for the JV Queens. The varsity River Kings placed 4th and were led by Brecken Lemke 16th, CJ Estes 20th, Kolton Lorion 25th, David Peralta-Flores 33rd, and Alonso Aguila 36th. The JV Kings earned a 5th place finish and were led by Jayden Krogmann 21st, Maddox Mojeiko 32nd, Evan Daniels 34th, Anthony Sayson 36th, Asher Dornbush 37, and Carter Dunham 38th.
The River Queens Volleyball program traveled down to Davenport West for a MAC showdown on Tuesday night. The Queens started and finished hot. The JV team raced out to a quick start in set 1 defeating the Falcons 25-21. The Falcons started set two and built a commanding mid-set lead, but the Queens battled the storm and finished the second set 25-22. The sophomore Queens cruised to victory 25-19, 25-13, and 25-10. The Queens ran away with sets two and three for the sweep! The varsity Queens defeated the Falcons 3-1 on Tuesday night. Joselyn Petersen led the offense with 11 kills on 30 attacking attempts. Alaina Carpenter ran a smooth offense as she dished out 26 total assists. Maggie House led the service line with 5 aces. Haley Thomas had 9 total digs, while Tenley Cewe passed a team high 2.20 in serve receive. The Queens improved their record to 6-7, yes, that's six...seven! The Queens travel to DeWitt on Thursday for another MAC match on the road this week, before they return home to host their home invite on Saturday morning.
The River Queen swimmers were at home again last night, facing conference foe North Scott. Despite having their 3rd meet in 4 days, the Queens once again showed up and swam great, posting convincing victories over the Lancers 84-53 in the Varsity contest and 20-0 in the JV. The Varsity Queens took home victories in 8 out of the 11 events in a complete team effort where every member of the team scored points en route to the victory. The Queens are back in action next Tuesday, 9/23 for Senior Night in their final home meet of the season against Pleasant Valley.
Last night your 18th ranked varsity River Queens XC team took home first place at the North Scott Invitational. The Queens were led by Aubrey Rivers 1st, Carryn Sattler 2nd, Cambyl Sattler 3rd, Alli Haskell 4th, and Natalia Connolly 32nd. The Queens ran aggressively and battled the heat and humidity to come out on top. The JV Queens placed 3rd and were led by medalists Avery Balog 11th and Sophia Morley 15th. Chloe Ellis 17th, Riley Reynolds 18th, and Kaylee Davis 27th rounded out the bronze medal finish for the JV Queens. The varsity River Kings placed 4th and were led by Brecken Lemke 16th, CJ Estes 20th, Kolton Lorion 25th, David Peralta-Flores 33rd, and Alonso Aguila 36th. The JV Kings earned a 5th place finish and were led by Jayden Krogmann 21st, Maddox Mojeiko 32nd, Evan Daniels 34th, Anthony Sayson 36th, Asher Dornbush 37, and Carter Dunham 38th.
The River Queens Volleyball program traveled down to Davenport West for a MAC showdown on Tuesday night. The Queens started and finished hot. The JV team raced out to a quick start in set 1 defeating the Falcons 25-21. The Falcons started set two and built a commanding mid-set lead, but the Queens battled the storm and finished the second set 25-22. The sophomore Queens cruised to victory 25-19, 25-13, and 25-10. The Queens ran away with sets two and three for the sweep! The varsity Queens defeated the Falcons 3-1 on Tuesday night. Joselyn Petersen led the offense with 11 kills on 30 attacking attempts. Alaina Carpenter ran a smooth offense as she dished out 26 total assists. Maggie House led the service line with 5 aces. Haley Thomas had 9 total digs, while Tenley Cewe passed a team high 2.20 in serve receive. The Queens improved their record to 6-7, yes, that's six...seven! The Queens travel to DeWitt on Thursday for another MAC match on the road this week, before they return home to host their home invite on Saturday morning.
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday Sept 17 2025
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.
FBLA meeting Thursday September 18th 2nd flex. It is important to be in attendance, please plan on being there on time. Final discussions about the October leadership conference will take place.
Attention girls, if you are interested in wrestling this year, there will be a meeting Thursday September 18th in Coach Schneeberger's room tomorrow during Flex 2 (12:08-12:46). Please plan on attending if you want to wrestle. See Coach D Schneeberger with any questions!
Sign up for The Homecoming Dance has started. After you have signed up, stop in the library to make sure your response went through and to check on your requirements.
Attention All Boys: Boys Volleyball will have a meeting Today during 2nd Flex (12:15-12:45pm) to discuss our practice and matches on Sunday mornings. If you have any interest, please drop in Coach Cewe's classroom (A212).
The Game Club will meet today 3:45 to 5:15.
Homecoming is only a few weeks away - October 4th. The Royalty Rack is now officially open to all students. The Royalty Rack is a collection of formal wear, including dresses, dress shirts, shoes, etc., that is completely free for you to take to use for dances and/or interviews. If you are interested in seeing what all we have to offer, please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org.
Thursday 9/18 during mentoring @ 9:45 Jostens will be here to do a presentation with the Sophomore students in the theater.
Attention CHS Students and Staff! HOCO T-Shirts are on sale! Get your shirt before the store closes September 19th! Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late! Again the store closes on Sept. 19th.
The following college reps will be visiting the counseling office. Please let Mrs. Klinkhammer know if you would like to attend. University of Dubuque Oct 6 @ 10:30. Luther College Oct 21 @ 9:00. University of Northern Iowa Oct 6 @ 9:00
Activities for Today
Tennis: Girls Varsity Individual Tournament (A) vs Multiple schools @ Iowa City West HS - Tennis Courts 9:00am
Golf: Boys Invite (A) vs Multiple schools @ Palmer Hills Golf Course Bettendorf 1:00pm
Lunch for Today
Sloppy Joe on a Bun, Baked Beans
Alternative Lunch
Chicken Fajitas, Refried Beans
Terrific work, River Queens!!
Awesome work yesterday, River Kings and Queens!
Please reach out if you or someone you know is interested! Thank you!
Excellent work, River Queens!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Sept 15 2025
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.
CHS International Club will have its meeting on Tuesday, September 16 during flex time in Mrs. Krueger's room A317.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New 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!
Attention CHS Students and Staff! HOCO T-Shirts are on sale! Get your shirt before the store closes September 19th! Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late! Again the store closes on Sept. 19th.
The first “Read a Latte” is on Sept 17th 7:40 am until 8:10 am in the library.
Sign up for The Homecoming Dance has started. All CHS/EAC students who wish to go must sign-up themselves. Make sure you are talking to all your friends about getting signed up. The requirements are to go to the dance, not to sign up for the dance. So if you want to go, get signed up, then worry about the requirements. You will have till Oct. 1st to get grades up or fees paid. If you are bringing a Date who doesn’t go to CHS you ALSO need to fill out and return an “Out of school date form” which is already available in the library.
On Saturday, the Girls Swimmers hosted 7 teams for the River Queen Invitational at the CHS Natatorium. The team swam well with the Varsity finishing 5th and the JV team coming in 4th. Standing out for the Queens Varsity squad and bringing home medals in 2 individual events each were Eloise Brisch and Lahna Schroeder. Earning hardware for the JV Queens was Stella Jackson. The team is back in action tonight at home against Morrison, starting at 5:30.
Activities for Today
Golf: JV Invite (H) @ Valley Oaks Golf Course 2:00pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls (H) vs. Morrison @ CHS Aquatic Center 5:30pm
Volleyball: Freshmen Invitational (A) @ Assumption 6:00pm
Lunch for Today
Biscuits & Gravy, Hash Browns
Alternative Lunch
Meatball Sub, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Monday Sept 15 2025
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.
CHS International Club will have its meeting on Tuesday, September 16 during flex time in Mrs. Krueger's room A317.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New 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!
Attention CHS Students and Staff! HOCO T-Shirts are on sale! Get your shirt before the store closes September 19th! Check your email for the link from Mrs. Warren, Visit clintonhomecoming.com, or See the TV’s for a QR code to order before it is too late! Again the store closes on Sept. 19th.
The first “Read a Latte” is on Sept 17th 7:40 am until 8:10 am in the library.
Sign up for The Homecoming Dance has started. All CHS/EAC students who wish to go must sign-up themselves. Make sure you are talking to all your friends about getting signed up. The requirements are to go to the dance, not to sign up for the dance. So if you want to go, get signed up, then worry about the requirements. You will have till Oct. 1st to get grades up or fees paid. If you are bringing a Date who doesn’t go to CHS you ALSO need to fill out and return an “Out of school date form” which is already available in the library.
On Saturday, the Girls Swimmers hosted 7 teams for the River Queen Invitational at the CHS Natatorium. The team swam well with the Varsity finishing 5th and the JV team coming in 4th. Standing out for the Queens Varsity squad and bringing home medals in 2 individual events each were Eloise Brisch and Lahna Schroeder. Earning hardware for the JV Queens was Stella Jackson. The team is back in action tonight at home against Morrison, starting at 5:30.
Activities for Today
Golf: JV Invite (H) @ Valley Oaks Golf Course 2:00pm
Swimming: Varsity Girls (H) vs. Morrison @ CHS Aquatic Center 5:30pm
Volleyball: Freshmen Invitational (A) @ Assumption 6:00pm
Lunch for Today
Biscuits & Gravy, Hash Browns
Alternative Lunch
Meatball Sub, Italian Mixed Vegetables
Excellent work to our River Kings and Queens yesterday!
