• Elementary School Class List Reveal

    Elementary class lists for the 2019-2020 school year are now posted in the elementary school windows near the former office area.

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  • Clinton High School Earns Designation of Recognition School

    Clinton High School has been awarded the distinction of being a Recognition School in leading New York State toward the accomplishment of education excellence in student performance. The school received a certificate and a letter from Regent Chancellor Betty Rosa. Thank you to our teachers, students and administrators for making this possible.

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  • Clinton High School Recognized for Yearbook Excellence

    The Clinton Yearbook staff, under the advisement of art teacher Mindy Pavone, has been recognized by Balfour Yearbooks for the June 2018 edition. Evaluation was based on theme development, layout design, photo content, secondary packages and cover design. Said Julia Copeland, Balfour Yearbook editor, “Your yearbook tells the story of your school community. Creating a yearbook that preserves your school’s memories and history is an extraordinary accomplishment.

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  • CCSD Foundation Annual Golf Tournament

    The 22nd annual CCSD Golf Tournament will take place on Monday, July 15th, at the Skenandoa Golf & Country Club. Lunch and registration begin at 11:30 am with a shotgun start at 12:45 pm. Please click on the title of this article for the registration form.

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  • CCS Athletes Honored

    Eva Borton was named Mohawk Valley Female Athlete of the year for all sports at the June 18th Mohawk Valley all-sports all-star banquet and awards dinner. Former Olympian Jackie Joyner Kersee was the featured guest speaker. In specific sport awards, Eva was also named female cross country runner of the year and fellow senior Sarah Owens was named female Lacrosse player of the year. Congratulations to our athletes! Please click on the title of this article to view the video.

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  • Lauren Chmielewski Honored

    At the girls’ lacrosse banquet held on June 10th, it was announced that Lauren Chmielewski was selected as a 2019 US Lacrosse Academic All-American. Lauren was one of 7 girls chosen from Section 3. Congratulations, Lauren, on all of your achievements!

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  • Students Honored for Musical Achievement

    At a luncheon at the Delta Hotel on June 6, seniors Eva Borton and Jadon Ingalls were recognized for outstanding achievement in music. The Utica Music League hosted the event to acknowledge students who have made significant progress music as well as major contributions to their school's music program.

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  • CCS Students Qualify for NYS Championship

    Students Roxee Hughes, Eva Borton, Louis Pinto and Finley Davignon will be traveling to Middletown this weekend to compete in the NYS Track & Field Championships! Best of luck to our students!

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  • Tennis Team Wins Title

    The Clinton Tennis Team won the CSC West title with an unbeaten record in the division. They were able to defeat defending champion Hamilton. The starting players on the team were singles players Drew Racioppa, Antonio Femia, and Brian Hall and doubles players Jack Drejza, Rickie Hughes, David Henderson, and Nick Gale. Congratulations!

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  • Santoli Award Celebration

    On May 20th, recipients and nominees for the annual Santoli Award were honored. Former winners were given the opportunity to report on how they used their award to pay it forward. The celebration culminated with a butterfly release, inspired by the concept of the butterfly effect shared and validated by teacher Frank Santoli during his tenure at CCS. Please click on the title of this article for the list of nominees and recipients.

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  • Shopping for Books

    Last fall, Karina Davis and Victoria Elefante helped to secure 2nd place for CCS in the Kirkland Town Library “Battle of the Books” competition. The students were finally able to meet at Barnes and Noble and spend the $200 winnings. They thoroughly enjoyed choosing books for the library.

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  • Thank You Voters for Your Support

    Please click on the title of this article for vote results.

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  • CCS Alum Recieves Award

    1980 graduate Emily Gallagher received the Outstanding Contributor Award from MIT where she is employed as a faculty assistant. For more information, please click on the title of this article.

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  • Eighth Grade Class Visit NYC

    On May 10th, grade 8 students visited the Intrepid Sea, Space and Air Museum and toured the 911 Memorial and Museum in NYC. Students enjoyed curriculum enrichment and experienced the hustle and bustle of the big city.

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  • STEM Exploration Showcase at SUNY POLY

    Twelve MS and HS Technology students recently competed against other area schools in STEM competitions including junkyard wars, projectile devices, 3d printing, and CAD. CCS placed in every event entered in both the middle school and high school divisions! Congratulations to the following students: Eli Davis, Ian Chang, Georgia Deep, Mikhail Karyagin, Abel Widiss, Brianna Howe, Matthew Gromo, Andrew Gadziala, Daniel Seymour, Karina Davis, Nick Gale, and Matthew Gadziala.

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  • Teacher Katie Petrie Honored

    Several area rotary clubs came together to honor this year's outstanding educators, but rotarians weren't on the selection committee. Students Emmeline MacPherson and Adries Kruger chose which CCS teacher exhibited the characteristic: "be the inspiration". High school teacher Kate Petrie was honored at a luncheon among other student selected recipients who exemplify the rotary motto of "service above self.” Congratulations, Mrs. Petrie!

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  • 2019 Air Force Research Lab Challenge Competition

    Students Kimberly Rivera and Jessica Ritz attended the 2019 Air Force Research Lab Challenge Competition over spring break. Clinton won first place out of the ten area schools that took part in the competition, earning Kim and Jessica a paid summer internship at the Air Force Research Lab in Rome. The students accomplished their assigned mission working under the advisement of the professional engineering staff. Congratulations!

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  • AP Art Show at the Kirkland Town LIbrary

    AP Art student work will be displayed at the Kirkland Town Library beginning with a reception on April 9th at 6:00 pm. The display will continue through the month of April.

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  • Clinton Girls Win Section III Championship

    Clinton girls won their 3rd straight Section III indoor track & field team Championship! Click on the title of this article to view statistics:

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  • Local Students Shine in Academic Competitions

    Clinton students placed third in the Science Olympiad competition held at LeMoyne College, earning them a spot in the state competition to be held March 15th and 16th. The team is coached by teachers Meredith Callaghan and Kathleen Washburn. Please click on the title of this article to view Utica Observer Dispatch coverage.

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