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The C/JV/V volleyball game vs Schuyler has been moved from Thursday, October 3rd and will now be played on Tuesday, September 24th in Clarkson. C team starting at 5:00 pm.
JV VB double dual Monday, September 16th, 4:30 pm in Clarkson
West Court: CL vs. West Point-Beemer followed by CL vs. Wayne
East Court: Columbus Lakeview vs Wayne followed by West Point-Beemer
It will be the best of 3 sets, 3rd set will be to 15.
Here is a stream for the games. https://www.youtube.
You do NOT need to send rosters as we will NOT be taking admission. There is NO CONCESSION stand so teams are welcome to bring coolers.
Patriot JH Volleyball Invite 2024
Teams: Humphrey-Lindsay A & B, Clarkson-Leigh, Howells-Dodge, Archangels, Stanton
9:00 A.M./Saturday, September 14, at Leigh High School Gyms (East/West Courts)
Admission: Adults: $4.00, Students $2.00 for all day. Under age 5 free.
Concessions: NONE
WISNER-PILGER B-TEAM TOURNAMENT
SEPTEMBER 14, 2024
Please click here to view the PDF version of the Aug/Sep 2024 newsletter.pdf
Patriot Academy is in the books, and so are the memories that were made! This year, our theme was exploring the community we live in. Nearly 50 little patriots (1st-6th grade) set out each day of the academy to explore our little town. Familiar businesses granted us all the opportunity to learn deeper knowledge and history about the things that have made our town so great through their hands and hard-work. This summer opportunity for our students is just one of the aspects we are proud to have here at CPS. The memories we hope these Pats gain over their handful of summers spent at Patriot Academy makes us all look forward to the next year of festivities.
Places the Patriots visited: Clarkson Public Library, Clarkson Bakery, Clarkson Bank, The Opera House, Park, Bluebird Nursery, and Clarkson Museum.
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This is an update on the Clarkson Public Schools Bond Process as we head into July. The past two months have been meetings with Clarkson Patrons who have been asked to serve on the Bond Committee.
The Committee has taken a tour of Clarkson Public Schools and been working with our architects from CWP and BD Construction to look at the current needs of the school building and prioritizing and ranking needs as we move forward in the process. After prioritizing items, tentative pricing was shared with the committee on the selected items. Then with an estimate on costs of the different items, a new priority list was created by the group.
The next stage CWP will present will be two or three concept plans. This again is based on feedback provided from the last meeting. Each plan would have a total project cost developed by BD. This meeting will also include a presentation on fiscal impact and levy by DA Davidison, our fiscal agent. The committee will discuss what impact each project scope will have on the tax request and continue to narrow down the scope of the project.
As we move forward with the process, we will get more community involvement as committee members will be asked to bring a plus one to a Bond Committee meeting. We will then be having community meetings with a tour of existing facilities and rendering of plans for facilities to inform the public and answer any questions or concerns they may have of the process. If the Clarkson School Board approves going forward with the Bond Election it will be on the ballot during the General Election in November.
If you have any questions about the process please contact Mr. Lemburg or Mr. Schneider at school 402-892-3454 or email us at rlemburg@clarkson.esu7.org or lschneider@clarkson.esu7.org
Clarkson Public School Plan for Safe Return 2021-22 (1).pdf CLARKSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS’S PLAN FOR USE OF ESSER III FUNDING.pdf
read morePhysical Forms will be available in the school office or on the website. Click here for a PDF version of the NSAA Sports Physical Form for grades 8th-12th PHYSICAL FORMS: Nebraska law requires children upon entry into Kindergarten, 7th grade, or transferring from an out-of-state school, to have a physical examination within 6 months prior to school entrance. Nebraska law requires children entering Kindergarten, 7th grade, or transferring from an out-of-state school to provide proof of vision evaluation within 6 months prior to school entrance. This evaluation is to include testing for ambylopia, strabismus, internal and external eye health, and visual acuity. This basically means: 1. Out of state transfer students, Kindergarteners, and 7th graders must get a physical and vision exam prior to the start of school. 2. Regarding the vision exam: The elements of this eye exam can be done by any health care provider (including MDs, ODs, PAs, APRNs) and DOES NOT require an eye specialist. Of course an exam by an eye specialist is also acceptable, but it is . . .
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