Students:The Clinton County Learning Network has several workshops suitable for teenagers:fencing, chess, sign language, guitar, Japanese, etc.Pick up a brochure with information on these classes in the main office.
JH Students:The Indiana Sheriffs' Association is sponsoring two sessions of the Sheriffs Youth Leadership Camp this summer. This program is for boys and girls who are currently in the 7th or 8th grade and are interested in learning more about a possible career in law enforcement. The sessions will be held June 15 - 17 or July 6 - 8. If you are interested in this camp, please see Mrs. Blaydes for an application.
Seniors: The Mulberry Community Club will be giving a $500 scholarship to a graduating senior who has been accepted to a college or university in Indiana. Applications may be picked up at the Mulberry Library and must be postmarked by April 1, 2009.
SSR 8:11 am - 8:26 am
Period 1 - 8:26 am - 9:15 am
Period 2 - 9:19 am - 10:08 am
Period 3 - 10:12 am - 11:01 am
Period 4 - 11:05 am - 11:54 am
Period 1 - 10:11 am -10:43 am
Period 2 - 10:47 am - 11:19 am
Period 3 - 11:23 am - 11:54am
Period 5 - Normal Time
Period 4 - 1:13 pm - 1:47 pm
Period 6 - 1:51 pm - 2:25 pm
Period 7 - 2:29 pm - 3:00 pm
PROCEDURES FOR TEMPORARY CLOSING OF SCHOOLS
Emergency - Snow Days -- Storm Warning
Decision is based upon information received from the following sources:
A. County Highway Department
B. State Highway Department
C. State Police - Lafayette
D. Sheriff's Office
E. Bus Drivers
F. Principals
G. School Patrons
H. Other available information
Bus Driver procedure for School Administration on days in question: the County Highway and State Highway garages, State Police, Sheriff's office and Bus Drivers will be contacted to determine road conditions. When road conditions are considered dangerous and bus transportation would be canceled for the day, the following radio stations will provide news on school closing prior to 7:30 A.M. Usually a report on canceling transportation and school closing would be for one day only.
It is possible that only one or two bus routes would be closed. When this happens, schools will be open, but pupils living on this bus route will not be counted absent.
Please do not call school personnel concerning school closings. Those responsible for making the decision are either out checking roads or need their phone lines free to gather information; other school personnel receive their information at the time it is announced over the air. You are urged to listen to one of the following on mornings when weather conditions might provide a question whether school will be open or not:
Radio Station Location Dial
WILO AM Frankfort l570
WSHW FM Frankfort 99.7
WASK AM Lafayette l450
WASK FM Lafayette 98.7
WKOA FM Lafayette 105.3
WAZY FM Lafayette 96.5
WKHY FM Lafayette 93.5
TV Station Location
The Mission of Clinton Prairie High School is to enable each student to achieve his personal best by providing a safe and positive environment that fosters tolerance, integrity, and respect while promoting academic excellence, community involvement and commitment to life-long learning.
Newsflash
The Clothes Closet
Grades 7-12
We are currently accepting donations of gently used clothing items as well as personal hygiene items (soap, deodorant, shampoo, etc.). Please bring donations to the High School Office or Library.
If you have any recommendations of those in need of using The Clothes Closet, please submit those to Mrs. Rodkey.
