



-The Clinton School District will be closed on Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
-This is a Staff Only day.
-Parent Teacher Conferences are from 1-7.
-The PreSchool will be open regular hours including after school.

Our goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and community by having a plan in place that allows us to respond effectively and with care.


Our Yellowjacket Tennis Team will be taking the courts today for a match at Fairfield Bay. Good luck, Jackets! 💛🐝

The Yellowjacket Football team may have the week off, but the lights will still be shining at Jim Tumlison Field this Friday night! 🌟
Come out and cheer on our Powder Puff teams as the girls take the field for flag football while the boys step in as coaches. It’s always a night full of fun, school spirit, and Yellowjacket pride! 💛🐝
Ticket Link is below:
https://gofan.co/event/4467806?schoolId=AR18598

The Lady Jacket Volleyball teams (Jr. A & Sr. A) are on the road tonight as they face the Ozark Hillbillies!
Come out and cheer on the Lady Jackets! 💛🐝

The 7th Grade and Junior High Yellowjacket Football teams hit the field tonight at Jim Tumlison Field as they take on the Ozark Hillbillies.
Tickets can be purchased by following the link:
https://gofan.co/event/4016824?schoolId=AR18598
Come out, pack the stands, and cheer on our Jackets! 💛 #YellowjacketPride #GameDay

We couldn’t be more proud of Sid King on his induction into the Arkansas Broadcast Hall of Fame! Sid is not only a respected voice in our community but across the state.
We are deeply grateful for his continuous dedication and support of the Clinton School District. What an incredible honor—congratulations, Sid! 💛🐝
We are thrilled to announce that Clinton Elementary has been awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) for the 2025-2026 school year. This grant will provide all our elementary students with a variety of free, fresh fruit and vegetable snacks throughout the
school day. The FFVP is designed to introduce children to a wide array of produce they might not have had
the opportunity to sample.
This creative and effective program helps to:
Encourage students to explore new, healthy foods.
Increase the overall consumption of fruits and vegetables among our students.
Create a healthier school environment and promote lifelong healthy eating habits.
Through this program, students at Clinton Elementary will receive a healthy snack of fresh
fruits or vegetables at least twice per week during non-meal times. Each snack will be
accompanied by bite-sized nutrition lessons to help our students learn about the importance of
healthy eating. The school plans to begin distributing these healthy snacks on October 1, 2025.
The program aligns with our school's commitment to student wellness and academic success.
We are excited to see our students discover new flavors and establish healthy relationships
with food.
About the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP)
The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program is a federally funded program intended to increase fruit
and vegetable consumption among elementary school students. In Arkansas, the FFVP is
administered in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Agriculture.

Friday September 26th – Drive through flu clinic at the local health department (526 Quality Dr) (7:30 am - 5:00 pm)
Friday October 17th – Damascus Community Center (9:00 am – 11:00 am)
Tuesday October 21st – Scotland Community Center (10:00 am – 11:00 am

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s),
As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we believe it's important to provide students with tools to take
care of their mental health and support one another. Your student is invited to attend a school counseling
presentation titled, “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay – A Conversation on Mental Health & Suicide Prevention.” This
presentation will take place on Wednesday, September 24th during 7th hour in the auditorium. High School
students in grades 9 -12 will be in attendance.
This presentation is designed to be age-appropriate, informative, and supportive, with a focus on:
● Recognizing signs of emotional distress in themselves and others
● Knowing how and when to ask for help
● Learning what resources are available at school and beyond
● Reducing the stigma around mental health conversations
We understand that suicide and mental health are sensitive topics, and we want to assure you that this
presentation has been carefully prepared to promote hope, help-seeking, and compassion, while avoiding
graphic content or anything triggering.
If you would like for your student to opt-out of this presentation, please contact the high school office at
(501) 745-6000 before Wednesday, September 24th.
If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to review the content beforehand, please feel free to contact
Victoria Bartolotta at (501) 745-6000 ext. 1112 or bartolottav@clintonsd.org.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting your student’s well-being.
Sincerely,
Victoria Bartolotta & Kristen Hensley
Clinton High School Counselors

Student Presentation: “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay - A Conversation on Mental Health & Suicide Prevention”
Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s),
As part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we believe it's important to provide students with tools to take
care of their mental health and support one another. Your student is invited to attend a school counseling
presentation titled, “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay – A Conversation on Mental Health & Suicide Prevention.” This
presentation will take place on Wednesday, September 24th during 3rd hour in the auditorium. One of our high
school counselors, Victoria Bartolotta, will be presenting this information. Junior High students in grades 6 - 8 will
be in attendance.
This presentation is designed to be age-appropriate, informative, and supportive, with a focus on:
● Recognizing signs of emotional distress in themselves and others
● Knowing how and when to ask for help
● Learning what resources are available at school and beyond
● Reducing the stigma around mental health conversations
We understand that suicide and mental health are sensitive topics, and we want to assure you that this
presentation has been carefully prepared to promote hope, help-seeking, and compassion, while avoiding
graphic content or anything triggering.
If you would like for your student to opt-out of this presentation, please contact the junior high office at
(501) 745-6068 before Wednesday, September 24th.
If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to review the content beforehand, please feel free to contact
Brandy Alexander at (501) 745-6068 ext. 8270 or alexanderb@clintonsd.org.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting your student’s well-being.
Sincerely,
Brandy Alexander
Clinton Junior High School Counselors

Also, join us for Purple & Teal Night at the Clinton High School football game on Friday, Sept. 26th. #YellowjacketsForHope 💜🩵
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https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/arkansas/clinton/clinton-high-school

Today we give a huge THANK YOU to our incredible tech team who keep Clinton Schools connected, running smoothly, and ready for learning every single day. From fixing Wi-Fi at the worst possible times to making sure our classrooms stay online, you are the true unsung heroes of our school! 👏👏
Drop a 🙌 in the comments to show your appreciation for our IT professionals who keep the gears turning behind the scenes! 🐝💛 #NationalITProfessionalsDay #TechHeroes #YellowjacketStrong






