Mark your calendars for A Charlie Brown Christmas EXTRAVAGANZA! 🎄❄️
We will have our 1st Term Bulldog Reward tomorrow afternoon. Students qualify if they have had No Office Referrals, No Unexcused Absences and No Failing Grades for the 1st Term.
There will be no school today in Clinton County due to a main water leak.
This is not an NTI day.
CCMS will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week next week. Here are the spirit themes for each day!
6th grade Science: Using cookies to model the movement of Tectonic plates ! 🍪🌎
In light of the tragic loss experienced by a member of our Clinton County Schools family, there will be no school tomorrow, Wednesday, October 22, 2025. The missed instructional day will be made up at a later date. We ask that you please keep the family and our school community in your thoughts and prayers.
Grade Cards for the 1st Term are being sent home today for those students who did not pick theirs up at the Open House last Thursday
We have had some last minute changes! Here is the new updated CCMS boys basketball schedule for this season!! 💙🏀
Get your FLU SHOT!
We say "Boo" to bullying!
Our 2025 CCMS Boys Basketball schedule! Come out and support! 💙🏀💪🏼
Our 2025 Middle School Girls Basketball schedule! Help support our ladies! 💙🏀
Clinton County Schools will be closed on Friday, October 17th. Enjoy the Foothills Festival!
CCMS Title I Night & Open House is scheduled for Thursday, October 16th!
7th grade science class built bridges today during class as a STEM project. 🌁
Thank you for all you do! Ron Byrd, Trish Bowlin, Brad Bell
*Not pictured: Lynn Huffman, sub: Rose Hunter
Our students brought physics to life! 👏 They designed and built their very own Newton's cradle to demonstrate the conservation of momentum and energy.
Clinton County Schools will be closed October 6th - 10th for Fall Break. 🍂🍁
We are thrilled to announce that two additional School Resource Officers will be joining our schools beginning this week! Thanks to our continued partnership with the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department, we are strengthening our commitment to student safety, security, and support across the district.
On Tuesday, our 6th grade students were able to attend the UNITE Youth Rally held at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset. With over 800 students in attendance from our region, students heard from Unite staff, Senator Rick Girdler, Senator Scott Madon, and a representative from Congressman Hal Rogers’ office. Students learned about dangers of vaping and the importance of making good choices!
