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Mar 9, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Clintonville School District Academic Opportunities 2026
This document describes the comprehensive academic opportunities within Clintonville schools, presented in anticipation of the Clintonville Referendum 2026. It emphasizes a commitment to high-quality, hands-on learning through a STEAM curriculum, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving. Key focus areas include expanded elementary enrichment and individualized support ('Win Time'), advanced coursework and targeted assistance in middle and high schools, and specialized vocational and career pathways. The plan also highlights dual credit options and real-world experience gained through partnerships like the Wolf River Youth Apprenticeship, all aimed at preparing students for post-secondary success and diverse career paths.
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Clintonville Public School District Referendum 2026-2031
This document outlines the Clintonville Public School District's 2026 referendum, a financial strategy designed to maintain educational programs, manage rising operational costs, and stabilize the district's long-term finances. The referendum seeks voter approval to exceed state-imposed revenue limits, providing $1.95 million annually for five years (2026-2027 through 2030-2031). This funding will support critical operational expenses, including academic programs, staff recruitment and retention, and facility maintenance, thereby preventing cuts to essential services. Notably, the referendum is projected to lead to a decrease in local school taxes due to increased state aid eligibility.
May 7, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Clintonville School District Education For Employment
The education for employment program provides career awareness for elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. It includes career exploration, planning, preparation, work-based learning experiences, and instruction in career decision-making, practical application of academic skills, applied technologies, economics, and personal financial literacy. The program also ensures student access to career and technical education programs, accurate labor market information, and the development of skills and behaviors needed for employment. The Board will annually review and update the long-range plan and education for employment program, evaluating student postsecondary outcomes and publishing a report on the District's website, while also notifying parents of available information and opportunities.
Mar 10, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed land rental and the FFA program. Financial reports included district funds, tax levy, capital projects, and technology projects. Administrative reports covered staff resignations and hires in the child care center and extra-curricular activities. A $1,000 grant for mental health/suicide prevention was received. Teacher transfers were approved for the 2025-2026 school year. The board discussed dates for senior scholarship interviews and approved the superintendent volunteering to teach summer school courses. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) regarding planting, farming, and harvesting crops on district-owned property was discussed and approved with modifications. Future strategic discussions were planned regarding construction, the budget, and the wrestling room.
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