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Home of the Dragons
Welcome to a New School Year!
At Clarkston Elementary, our Stories of Learning matter. We will work to find our voices so we can inspire others to find theirs. We will take full advantage of our abilities and opportunities to be leaders who think deeply about life and learning. We will utilize our passions, grit and growth mindsets to be thoughtful leaders who connect with the world around us.
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This time of year, it's easy to be distracted with the things that demand our attention. Seven hours on the road yesterday reminded me that the things that bring us the most joy are the relationships in our lives and those who we are fortunate to know and celebrate.
All schools (including Early Childhood Education) are closed today, Monday, November 26, due to dangerous driving conditions this morning and predicted deteriorating conditions throughout the day. All afternoon and evening activities for Monday are canceled as well, unless otherwise indicated.
This week, students, staff, and family members honored our nation's veterans with a "Salute to the Armed Forces." Veteran family members and friends were invited to special ceremonies at Andersonville Elementary, Clarkston Elementary School, North Sashabaw Elementary School, and Clarkston Junior High School.
Congratulations, Clarkston Cross Country! CHS Girls Cross Country claimed the 2018 D1 State Championship while CHS Boys Cross Country came home from the State meet with a fourth place finish!
In a special community event during the CHS basketball game December 14, Clarkston Community Schools will recognize Coach Dan Fife for his contributions to the district as Athletic Director and Boys Basketball Coach for more than 36 years.
Superintendent Shawn Ryan shares an important communication regarding an online threat of school violence.
Clarkston for Life and Clarkston Community Schools invite the community to join us as we continue the conversation about anxiety that we began with the screening of the documentary Angst in October. Even if you missed the film, you'll benefit from this engaging evening and leave with practical tips to help manage stress and anxiety. We will also share a storehouse of local resources with attendees. This is just the beginning!
We invite you to share your thoughts, ideas, and hopes for Clarkston Community Schools at a moderated Community Conversation at the district Board Office on November 13 or December 12.
Superintendent Shawn Ryan shares why we have half-days, and what happens on our campuses after our students leave for the day.