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Hopefully everyone’s summer is going well and everyone is gearing up for Czech Days Activities festivities at the end of the month.
I wanted to update everyone on the Clarkson Public Schools building project. We have switched into the last phase of design for the building as our architects (CWP) and builders (BD) have been working with staff and engineers on putting the final touches on the classrooms and facilities. The goal is to have the design phase completed in mid-July so the plans can go out for bids. Once the bids are in and the vendor selection process has been completed the current goal is to be able to start construction in late August on the PK-3 building which will be the initial phase of the building project.
Besides the design phase work with CWP and BD, we have been busy with other projects that need to be done for the building project. The school has purchased a lot of land to the west of the school. This lot purchase will allow us to increase our staff parking lot as we will be losing some parking in front of the lobby during the project. It will also allow us to create a better driving lane for delivery trucks and improve traffic flow around the school.
We have also been working with multiple playground companies as we build a new elementary playground. The new playground will be located on the north side of the building beside the new elementary building. Besides working with the different companies we have met with the Clarkson City Council and they have agreed to be involved in our grant writing as we write grants to help fund the playground.
I will update everyone again in August!!
Mr. Lemburg
The USDA’s Summer Food Service Program provides no-cost meals to children ages 1- 18 years at approved locations across the state. To find information about summer meals sites near you, visit the SFSP Site Finder.
*Please note: The Nebraska SFSP sites will be available in the Summer Meals Site Finder after the NDE approves site locations, which will be on approximately May 25, 2025.
SFSP Site Finder
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Our FBLA Chapter is selling Colorado peaches! Ordering now until Friday, June 20th! Peaches are picked fresh, and bursting with sweetness, from Colorado farms in August/September when they are in “Peak Flavor.” Please help us reach our goal!
If you would like to order or have questions, please contact Becky Schneider @ 402-892-3454 or email bschneider@clarkson.esu7.org
Thank you for supporting our FBLA Chapter!
Please click here to view the PDF version of the May 2025 newsletter.pdf
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 not mandatory to see one to meet this requirement.
Kindergarten, 7th grade, Out of State physical form (new).pdf
ATHLETIC PHYSICALS
All students in 8-12th grade and plan to participate in Clarkson Public School activities will be required to turn in an athletic physical form prior to beginning the sports season.
6/13/2025
Hopefully everyone’s summer is going well and everyone is gearing up for Czech Days Activities festivities at the end of the month.
I wanted to update everyone on the Clarkson Public Schools building project. We have switched into the last phase of design for the building as our architects (CWP) and builders (BD) have been working with staff and engineers on putting the final touches on the classrooms and facilities. The goal is to have the design phase completed in mid-July so the plans can go out for bids. Once the bids are in and the vendor selection process has been completed the current goal is to be able to start construction in late August on the PK-3 building which will be the initial phase of the building project.
Besides the design phase work with CWP and BD, we have been busy with other projects that need to be done for the building project. The school has purchased a lot of land to the west of the school. This lot purchase will allow us to increase our staff parking lot as we will be losing some parking in front of the lobby during the project. It will also allow us to create a better driving lane for delivery trucks and improve traffic flow around the school.
We have also been working with multiple playground companies as we build a new elementary playground. The new playground will be located on the north side of the building beside the new elementary building. Besides working with the different companies we have met with the Clarkson City Council and they have agreed to be involved in our grant writing as we write grants to help fund the playground.
I will update everyone again in August!!
Clarkson Public School Return to School Plan 2024-2025.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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