Charlotte Green, Former Clay Staff Member, Passes
Charlotte Green
Obituary
Charlotte Ann (Stephens) Green, 73 of Portsmouth went to be with the Lord on Thursday, May 7, 2020 at the Rosemount Pavilion. She was born October 30, 1946 in Portsmouth to the late Elmer and Ruby Bond Stephens. Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Rose Mullins.
She was a 1964 graduate of Portsmouth West High School, received her Bachelor’s Degree from Ohio University, and later received her Master’s Degree from Bowling Green University. She retired from Clay School District as a teacher. She had a passion for teaching and for the children she taught. She loved attending several churches around the area and was a member of OEA and NEA.
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Clay High School's Commencement Exercises 2019
The Clay Local School District's 79th Commencement Exercises occurred at 3:00 PM on Sunday, May 26, 2019. The following 58 seniors participated in the ceremony:
Skylar Cade Arits +*, Sophia Grace Balestra +#*, Aericah Sydney-Kaytelynn Barney +#*, Annabelle Juanita Bare, Jonathon Garret Beegan, Ryanna Paige Bobst +#*, Danny Ray Borders, Jr., Ashtyn Naomi-Noelle Brown +#*, Lila Mackenna Brown +#*, Elisa Marie Collins +#*, Jared Grayson Conkel, Chase Steven Conley, LaCyra June Craig, Abigail Elizabeth Deel, Kevin Gerald Deel, Cameron Nicole DeLotell +#*, Thomas Michael Earl Fleenor, Brandon James Fletcher, MaKayla Christine Fletcher, Zachary Garrett Fuller, Darby Jo Garrett +#*, Brandon Michael Gemperline, Calvin Woodrow Gerard #*, Delanie Hope Gilliland +#*, Ian Matthew Grimm, Christopher Aspen Hall ^, Austin Lee Hill, Jonathon Tyler Hobbs, Brandon Chase Hudson +, Chelsea Dianne Kleinman, Taylor Lee Lewis, Seth Allen Little, Julia Marie Lundy, Alexis Leann Martin **, Brookelyn Paige Martin, Hunter Matthew Mathias, Christopher Bradley McCleese, Kristin Marie Meadows, Isaiah Mullen, Alexandrya Musser +#*, Mason James Newton, Madison Aleix-Quinby Nigh ~+#*, Hannah Sue Oliver #, Hannah Elaine Pauley +, Haylynn Sue Pauley, Tyler James Phillips +#*, Christopher Allen Price-Hardy, Nicholas David Anthony Redden +, Garry Allen Reese III, Shaelyn Lee Robinson, Madison Helene Rogers, Zachary Steven Swayne, Gaven Nathaniel Traylor **#, Shaelyn Arin Vassar +#*, Abogale Rose Ware #, Jensen Mackenzie Warnock ~+#*, Cassidy Leigh Wells +#*, and Sarah Caroline Widdowson +#*
* CHS National Honor Society
** SCCTC National Honor Society
# Honors Diploma
+ Red Cross Leadership
~ Girl Scout Gold Award
^ 4-H Award
This graduating class has been offered approximately $600,000 in scholarship money. The Clay Legacy Fund/Clay Alumni Association awarded $1,000 scholarships to 29 of the seniors. Over the last 17 years, $6+ million has been offered to Clay High School graduates.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
To all members of the Clay Local Schools Community,
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Bill Warnock Retires from Clay Board of Education
Wednesday, December 18, 2019, was the last Clay Local School District Board of Education meeting as a board member for Mr. Bill Warnock. He sat for his first board meeting in 1992. He was elected to seven terms by the voters and served the Clay community for 28 years.
He was on the board during the tenure of three different superintendents (Adams, Mantell, and Warnock). He commented that his saddest moment as a board member was probably when the bond issue to initially build new schools went down to defeat. Yet, he believes that happened for a reason and was in the long run better for the district. Consequently, the proudest moment as a member was when the bond issue did eventually pass allowing Clay to build its new PK-12 building (opening the doors in 2011). He went on to say while there were some tough times, especially at the beginning, he has been privileged and proud to serve the Clay community as one of its board of education members--helping the students and staff members be successful.
Thanks for your dedication and service to the Clay school community!
He will be replaced by Nathan Rider, who was elected to the Board in November, at the January 8, 2020, board of education meeting. The Clay Board of Education members will include Alan Boyer, Donnie Caseman, Craig Gilliland, Brian Hicks, and Nathan Rider.
