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Clay Spring Athletic Highlights 2023

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Clay Spring Athletic Highlights 2023

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Clay HS Baseball

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Clay HS Tennis

Clay JrH & HS Track & Field

Scioto County Science Fair Recognition 2023

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Superior Ratings
Laney Shepherd, Dalton Shepherd, & Audrey Back and Elin Shaw (team project)

SOMC Awards, $200
Laney Shepherd & Dalton Shephed

SSU Scholarship Award, $250
Laney Shepherd

Special Recognition Award, $300
Laney Shepherd, Audrey Bach, & Elin Shaw

Miss Clay 2023, Mallory Cassidy

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Mallory Cassidy, a Clay HS junior, was selected by her peers to represent Clay High School as Miss Clay 2023 in the annual River Days' pageant and festivities.

Clay Jr-Sr High School Honor Roll - Second Nine Weeks 2022-23

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Clay Junior High & High School Honor Roll - Second Nine Weeks, 2022-2023

 

 

6th Grade
All A’s - Khloe Adams, Kinley Hoyme, Colby Secrist
A Average - Lillian Anderson, Kyiden Chambliss, Aspen James, Alexis Kennison, Jasmine Phok, Sophia Scott, Ella Snellgrove, Claire Wermuth, Addyson Young
B Average -  Trenton Banks, Marissa Blevins Chloe Carver, Abigail Daniels, Azariah Davis, Coleton Fannin, Jackson Hannan, Chloe Hunter, Jayden James, Caleb McGlone, Ethan Shelton, Ava Snellgrove, Bryce Whitley, Noah Woods

7th Grade
All A’s - Audrey Bach, Laikyn Puckett, Elin Shaw
A Average - Isabella Dotson, Alyssa Knauff, Meliehya Lunsford, Elijah McCullough, Zachary Payne, Evan Rider, Alayna Shepherd, Dalton Shepherd, James Sinclair, Alexander Stump
B Average - Makenzie Carter, Lauren Coop, Emlyn Hartley, Grayson Killian, Ashton Nolan, Charles Oliver, Caylee Penix, Madelyn Penix, Logan Pennington, Heidi Smith

 

8th Grade
All A’s - Elijah Bailey
A Average - Madison Carver, Brady Hadsell, Lyncoln Pennington, William Pennington,

Caroline Ridenour, Braxton Stalnaker, Addison Willis 
B Average - Dreagan Adkins, Collin Burnside, Logan Cassidy, Craig Conley, Caden Davis, John Flack, Marley Fraback, Ava Harries, Ryan Kennison, Gracelynn Royal, Aidyn Schackart

9th Grade
All A’s - Sophia Craft, Skylar Gilbert, Ryan McCullough, Abigail Miller, Trinity Plew, Jason Wang
A Average - Hannah Blevins,Theodore Schackart
B Average - Lillian Allen, Madelyn Bach, Mackenzie Childress, Abigail Hunter, Lucas Penix, Callie Schackart, Aiden Young

10th  Grade
All A’s - Ethan France,  Dawson James, Macyn Johnson, Malachi Loper
A Average - Justin Bennett, Alayna Fife, Mackenzie Hicks,Tristan Large
B Average - Sarah Cassidy, Shaelynn Churchheus, Chloe Cole, Carson Fuller, Rylan Jenkins, Lynsey Loop, Blaine Lunsford, Isaiah Whitt, Abigail Wiltshire

 

11th Grade
All A’s -  Megan King
A Average - Abby Clausing, Jessyka Davis, Olivia Howard, Jersie Marchand, Delaney Staker, Eric Wang 
B Average - Mallory Cassidy, Elliana Downs, Delaney James, Alexander Lockert, Jaira Roberts, Jacob Robinson, Damone Sparks, Noah Steele, Marshall Thornton

12th Grade
All A’s - Allyssa Maynard 
A Average - Lilyan Buckler, Amadea Everman, Katelyn Fife, Madison Jackson, Timothy Lands, Carly Martin, Abigail Scott, Angel Stump, Mallory Swords, Adrienne Whitley, Andrew Zuefle
B Average - Darian Carter, Hayley Howe, Alliyah Maynard, Xzavier McClaskey, Katelyn Smith, Aleigha Spradlin

 

 

Scioto County Honors, 2022-23

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Congratulations to the following students who auditioned and were selected for the Scioto County Honors Chorus:
  • Abby Clausing
  • Abigail Miller
  • Dawson James
Congratulations to the following students who auditioned and were selected for the Scioto County High School Honors Band: 
  • Ellie Downs
  • Delaney James
  • Darian Carter
Congratulations to the following students who auditioned and were selected for the Scioto County Junior High School Honors Band: 
  • Layla Dawes
  • P.J. Miller
  • Caden Davis
Congratulations to Layla Dawes for earning top honors as first chair flute in the Jr. High Honor Band.

In addition, congratulations to Caden Davis for being selected for the 2023 Ohio Music Education Association’s District 17 Junior High Honor Band.

McCoy Signs Letter of Intent to Play Basketball at Rio Grande

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Morgan McCoy signed a letter of intent (LOI) to play WOMEN'S BASKETBALL at the University of Rio Grande on Monday, January 30, 2023.  

Morgan is the daughter of Steve and Jennifer Ruggles of Portsmouth. She has played basketball for the Panthers all four years of her high school career, and she currently holds the school record for total rebounds in a single game with 24.

Clay MS Spelling Bee, 2023

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The 2022-23 Clay Middle School Spelling Bee was held Thursday, January 19, 2023, at 1:00 PM in the Clay HS/MS Library.
The following sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students represented their classes in the school bee:  The sixth graders were Gus Henszel, Jasmine Phok, Sophia Scott, and Addy Young.  Seventh graders included Sawyer Mullins, Maddie Penix, Emmalee Russell, and Alex Stump.  Mason Greene, Ava Harries, Luke Pennington, and Braxton Stalnaker were the participating eighth graders.
 
Clay’s 2022-23 Spelling Bee champion is Addy Young, a sixth grader. Addy will represent Clay Middle School in the Scioto County Spelling Bee, which will be held on March 9, 2023, at the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center. Addy will also take an online spelling test to try to qualify for the Regional Spelling Bee at Ohio University. The runner-up, who will act as alternate for Clay, is Mason Greene, an eighth grader.

Clay HS National Honor Society Inducts Six New Members, 2023

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Clay High School held its National Honor Society Induction on Wednesday, January 11, 2023, in the high school cafetorium.  Six new students were inducted into Clay’s National Honor Society.

The new members inducted were Lilyan Buckler, daughter of James and Julie Buckler of Lucasville; Mallory Cassidy, daughter of James and Melissa Cassidy of Portsmouth; Abby Clausing, daughter of April and Ryan Clausing of Portsmouth; Delaney James, daughter of Shannon and Kyle James of Portsmouth; Megan King, daughter of Brian and Kristin Anderson of Rosemount; and Jaira Roberts, daughter of Nicole Roberts of Portsmouth. These six new members joined Amadea Everman, Madison S. Jackson, Allyssa Maynard, Abigail Scott, Mallory Swords, and Adrienne Whitley as current Clay NHS members.

The guest speaker for the ceremony was Mrs. Keely (Craft) Woloschek, a 2011 Clay High School graduate. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree from Georgetown College and is currently the Deputy Fiscal Officer at the Scioto County Public Library.

Members of the chapter are selected based on the criteria of character, leadership, scholarship, and service; and members must have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and meet the other chapter requirements to be considered.  Members are involved in many activities and service projects throughout the year.  The advisers for the Clay National Honor Society are Mrs. Lisa Phillips and Mr. Mark Rose. 

Clay Winter Sports Highlights, 2022-23

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Clay HS Boys' Basketball

Clay HS Girls' Basketball

Clay Junior High Boys' Basketball

Clay Junior High Girls' Basketball

Cheerleaders

Clay HS National Honor Society Tapping Ceremony 2022

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The Clay High School National Honor Society held its annual "tapping" ceremony on Monday, December 19, 2022. 

The theme of this year's tapping was based on the movie Grease. The current NHS members tapped the six new members during the day wearing "Pink Lady" costumes while giving each new member several gifts, including a pink scarf and pink glasses They played music from the movie to signal the tapping of a new member.

Current members include Amadea Everman, Madison Jackson, Allyssa Maynard, Abigail Scott, Mallory Swords, & Adrienne Whitley. 

Six new members will be inducted. They are Lilyan Buckler, Mallory Cassidy, Abby Clausing, Delaney James, Megan King, & Jaira Roberts. 

Mr. Rose and Mrs. Phillips are the Clay High School National Honor Society advisors.

The NHS induction ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, January 11, 2023. 

Clay Elementary Science Fair 2022-23

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Grand Prize Winner
T.J. Yonce
 
Fifth Grade
First Place:  Braylee Taylor
Second Place:  Ali Mount
Third Place:  Keira Hicks
Honorable Mention:  Elly Rider, Charlie Cooper, & Luke McClary
 
Fourth Grade
First Place:  Grant Sinclair
Second Place:  Rilynn Clausing
Third Place:  Parker Borders
Honorable Mention:  Harper Brown, Jake Messer, & Blake Carroll

 

Clay Jr-Sr HS Honor Roll - First Nine Weeks - 2022-23

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Clay Junior High & High School Honor Roll - First Nine Weeks, 2022-2023

 

6th Grade

All A’s - Khloe Adams

A Average - Kinley Hoyme, Aspen James, Jayden James, Colby Secrist, Ella Snellgrove

B Average -  Lillian Anderson, Hadley Beach, Kyiden Chambliss, Abigail Daniels, Azariah Davis, Coleton Fannin, Jackson Hannan, Chloe Hunter, Alexis Kennison, Jasmine Phok, Sophia Scott, Ethan Shelton, Ava Snellgrove, Claire Wermuth, Bryce Whitley, Noah Woods, Addyson Young


7th Grade

All A’s - Audrey Bach, Isabella Dotson, Laikyn Puckett, Evan Rider, Elin Shaw, James Sinclair

A Average - Makenzie Carter, Lauren Coop, Alyssa Knauff, Meliehya Lunsford, Elijah McCullough, Zachary Payne, Madelyn Penix, Alayna Shepherd, Alexander Stump

B Average - Layla Dawes, Emlyn Hartley, Grayson Killian, Ashton Nolan, Charles Oliver, Caylee Penix, Logan Pennington, Dalton Shepherd, Heidi Smith


8th Grade

All A’s - Elijah Bailey

A Average - Madison Carver, Brady Hadsell, Lyncoln Pennington, William Pennington,

Caroline Ridenour, Braxton Stalnaker, Addison Willis 

B Average - Dreagan Adkins, Collin Burnside,Logan Cassidy, Ava Harries, Chloe Journey, Ryan Kennison, Gracelynn Royal, Aidyn Schackart, Kyra Stump


9th Grade

All A’s - Sophia Craft, Ryan McCullough, Jason Wang

A Average - Hannah Blevins, Skylar Gilbert, Abigail Miller, Trinity Plew, Callie Schackart, Theodore Schackart

B Average - Lillian Allen, Madelyn Bach, Mackenzie Childress, Abigail Hunter, Elijah Longmire, Lucas Penix, Ethan Ruggles, Aiden Young


10th  Grade

All A’s - Ethan France, Macyn Johnson, Malachi Loper

A Average - Alayna Fife, Mackenzie Hicks, Dawson James,Tristan Large

B Average - Justin Bennett, Sarah Cassidy, Shaelynn Churchheus, Chloe Cole, Rylan Jenkins, Blaine Lunsford, Abigail Wiltshire


11th Grade

A Average - Abby Clausing, Jessyka Davis, Delaney James, Megan King, Jersie Marchand, Eric Wang 

B Average - Mallory Cassidy, Elliana Downs, Olivia Howard, Marissa Mogan, Jaira Roberts, Damone Sparks, Delaney Staker, Noah Steele


12th Grade

All A’s - Marilyn Colley, Allyssa Maynard, Adrienne Whitley

A Average - Lilyan Buckler, Amadea Everman, Madison Jackson, Timothy Lands, Carly Martin, Xzavier McClaskey, Abigail Scott, Angel Stump

B Average - Darian Carter, Katelyn Fife, Hayley Howe, Katelyn Smith, Aleigha Spradlin, Maggie Swayne, Mallory Swords, Andrew Zuefle

 

 

Scott Named 2022 Heisman Recipient

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Congratulations to Clay High School senior Abigail Scott.  She was recognized as Clay High School's 2022 Heisman High School Scholarship recipient for her outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and community service.

Clay Student Council, 2022-23

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Freshmen

President–Aiden Young

Vice President–Sophia Craft

Secretary–Callie Schackart

Representative–Cayden Mckenzie and Isla Killian
 

Sophomores

President–Macyn Johnson

Vice President–Tristan Large

Secretary–Blaine Lunsford

Representative–Sarah Cassidy


Juniors

President–Delaney James

Vice President–Abby Clausing

Secretary–Mallory Cassidy

Representative–Olivia Howard


Seniors

President–Mallory Swords

Vice President–Alex Lands

Secretary–Angel Stump

Representative–Amadea Everman


Student Body

President–Adrienne Whitley

Vice President–Abbey Scott

 

Clay Fall Sports Highlights 2022

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~ Clay Cross Country

~ Clay HS Golf

~ Clay HS Soccer
SCR - Sectional Tournament

~ Clay HS Volleyball
VB - Sectional Tournament

~ Clay Junior High Volleyball

 

Clay - Empowered District 2022

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Congratulations to the CLAY LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT for earning EVERFI’s Empowered seal, awarded to fewer than 10% of the school districts across North America in 2022! The EVERFI Empowered Seal is a designation awarded to K-12 school districts that have demonstrated an exemplary commitment to whole-child education through the use of EVERFI’s comprehensive, evidence-informed digital programs in areas such as financial literacy, social-emotional learning, college & career readiness, STEM, and health & wellness.
 

Clay's UCAN Scholarship Fund

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The Scioto Foundation’s University College Access Network or UCAN was launched in 2008. It is a program that helps youth plan, prepare, and pay for college through strong partnerships with all Scioto County schools, the South-Central Ohio Educational Service Center, local businesses, and donors.
 

The UCAN Clay Schools Legacy Scholarship is part of the UCAN program. Clay has over $383,000 in its endowment fund and has given away over $100,500 in scholarships to 101 students since the start of the program. Clay graduates have been awarded over $7 million in total scholarship offers in the last 20 years.

 

To celebrate the beginning of the UCAN (University College Access Network) program’s 15th year in the fall of 2022, the Scioto Foundation will offer an additional $15,000 and a total of $40,000 in matching challenge grants to Scioto County school systems for their UCAN endowment funds for the 2022-2023 school year.

 

If you would like to donate to this fund, go to www.sciotofoundation.org or mail a check to the Scioto Foundation, P.O. Box 911, Portsmouth, OH 45662. You may also contact the Clay Local School District (740.354.6645) or the Foundation for more information.

 

Clay 2022-23 School Year Information

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Clay Calendars 2022-23
~ Preschool First Day - 9/6

Clay Elementary Supply Lists

Clay Middle School Supply Lists

Fill Out Student Forms
- Free/Reduced Lunch
   (if applicable)
- Emergency Medical
- Permission Slips
- Handbook Agreements
  (Required each school year)

 

Broadband Survey - TAKE

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Broadband Now – Take the Survey
 

In the last several years, we have learned the major importance of connecting homes and businesses to better internet services. Some communities and especially rural areas are not able to utilize the internet for distance learning, telehealth doctor visits, online sales and businesses, and other essential uses. In our region, 69% of households are unserved or underserved, with less than 25/3 download and upload speeds. There are historic opportunities to access federal and state programs to help defray the cost of building broadband infrastructure, and we want your help to understand better the existing state of broadband in our region. Please take the online survey for residential and business broadband users. Your comments will inform the development of a broadband plan of action for the region.
 

Thank you!

OVRDC, County Commissioners, OSU Extension Office, & the Clay LSD

 

https://connectingappalachia.org/get-involved/survey/

 

Elementary Summer Reading Fair

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Grades 1st-5th have an opportunity to enter into our first-ever Clay Elementary Summer Reading Fair on the evening of Open House: August 22, 2022.
 
Click below for each grade level's list of suggested books from which to choose. Students will choose ONE book from the list and create a poster project on the book. Be creative on your poster! Include a summary of the book, characters, and what you liked most about the book. The reading fair will be optional, but we encourage each student to participate. You have the whole summer to read one book and create a poster!
 
Winners for best poster will be chosen for each grade level and prizes will be passed out. We are excited to encourage reading over the summer! :)
 
If you have any questions on the reading fair, feel free to email Mrs. Allison at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

    

   

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