Clearwater hosted the annual volleyball jamboree following the first day of school on August 23. Four schools participated in the event, playing 2-3 sets against each team in order to get some experience and rotations down before the start of the season. Greenville, Ellington, Puxico, and our CHS Tigers played.

Photo Credits: Madison Van Schuyver

The annual Fall Baseball Jamboree was held last night at the Clearwater field. Coach Sheets felt the jamboree was a great experience for our high schoolers and had this to say about the games:

I thought there were a lot of positive things that came from the two games we played. In our first game, Nathaniel Patterson started on the mound and did a fantastic job throwing strikes and challenging the hitters. Our offense showed a lot of promise with a big triple by Evan Tooke. Malcolm Rains made an amazing diving catch in the center that saved at least one run! In the second game, Darin Garrett came in relief of Evan Tooke. He threw the ball extremely well attacking hitters and racking up strikeouts. Some of the younger boys got a taste of what High school baseball is all about. We are getting better each day, working hard, and making the adjustment we need to. I look forward to our first game this Friday at 2 pm @Neelyville against Cooter High school.

Picture Credits: Cordelia Elder

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High school graduation will be livestreamed on the following link on Friday, May 20.

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Seniors, you may begin turning in Chromebooks during advisory today. You need your Chromebook, charger, and case. Once you get to the library, take your Chromebook out of the case.

Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors–you will keep your Chromebooks throughout the summer and use it next year.

Here is some extra information about this year’s field day. Included is the list of rules we expect you to follow. If you cannot follow them, then you won’t be allowed to participate.

• Students will go to their first hours and wait for field day to start at 9:00am
• If someone has to makeup finals, they will go to Mrs. Henson’s room when field day begins 
• Students have to go where they are signed up to be – attendance will be taken and it will be reported to the office if you are not where you are supposed to be
• There will be no changing your schedules
• If you cannot remember your schedule, ask the teacher you are with and they can tell you
• Wear school appropriate clothing – you are still at school, so dress like it
• Bring money – Mrs. Roach is going to have a concession stand by the cornhole game
• Mr. Green is BBQing, so we will have good food
• Be good and don’t ruin it for everyone else
• Bring sunscreen if you are planning to be outside

This is what has been going on in AG and FFA recently:

1 Each year the Missouri FFA hosts a HYPE academy for 30 incoming high school seniors. This year Noah Graham applied and was accepted to be a member of the 2022 HYPE academy. He  will receive hands-on experiences to prepare him  to communicate, lead, and advocate for the agricultural Industry.
Noah will also be attending the  MU Animal Sciences Youth Leadership Academy.This  intense five-day event will focus on increasing knowledge of Missouri’s diverse and dynamic livestock industry, as well as building participant’s leadership skills.  ( no pictures for this )

2-Natalie Hinkle  and Harley Laxton  had the opportunity to attend the Missouri Farm bureau youth leadership day, where they toured the  state  Capital, met with our state representative, visited the house floor, heard special remarks for them from Governor Parsons  and engaged in workshops aimed at strengthening our representation of agriculture.

3-State results FFA contest results Livestock Judging – Kloe L’Heureux, Trevor Miller, Logan Green, and Ava Umfleet.  This team ranked 36th
Forestry –  Joseph Bohrer, Jordan McKinney, Natalie Hinkle, and Darin Garrett. They were ranked 37th
Ag Mechanics- Aaron Waller, Noah Graham, and Blake Middleton  they placed 7th with Noah Graham having the 3rd high individual score.  

Students also toured Snyder Engineering which is owned by Clearwater alumni Mark Snyder.

4-We had 8 FFA members give presentations at the AG in the park event on April 27th. At this event members presented on various agriculture topics to Clearwater and Greenville 1st graders.