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Clinton Public School District
Basic Information
Address: P.O. Box 300
Clinton MS 39060
Phone Number: 601-924-7533
Fax Number: 601-924-6345
Superintendent: Dr. Phillip Burchfield
Additional Information
Member Schools: Clinton Park Elementary, Northside Elementary, Eastside Elementary, Lovett Elementary, Clinton Junior High School, Sumner Hill Junior High School, Clinton High School, Clinton Alternative School, Clinton High School Career Complex
Board of Directors: http://bit.ly/au8cid
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Clinton Public School District is to produce successful individuals by guaranteeing challenging learning experiences in a unified, caring community committee to excellence.
Accreditation and Recognition: SACS
District Characteristics: www.clintonpublicschools.com
School Municipalities: Clinton, Bolton and Pocahontas, Mississippi
Notable Alumni:
Athletics: http://bit.ly/au8cid
Curriculum:
The Clinton Public School District adheres to curriculum standards set forth by the Mississippi Department of Education for K-12 education providers.
Belief Statements:
We believe:
- In the pursuit of excellence
- All people are created equal, have value and are worthy of respect
- A strong, supportive family unit is the foundation of society
- Each individual needs the opportunity to succeed
- Faith in God is the cornerstone of our community
- Openness to change is fundamental to growth
- Dynamic, quality leadership is essential
- Safety and security are basic to achievement
- Education develops the mind, body and spirit
- Everyone has the capacity to learn
- All behavior has consequences, and individuals are accountable for their choices and actions
- Life-long learning enhances the quality of life
Demographics:
Organization Goals: Excellence is the only option.
Scholastic Perfomance: The Clinton Public School District is ranked among the top six school districts in Mississippi. In 2010, two graduates earned a perfect 36 on the ACT, and three students were ranked among the top 20 students in the state (more than any other school district in the state). In 2009, Clinton High School's Advanced Placement program was listed among the top 50 programs in the country. Its Attache showchoir is regularly ranked No. 1 in the nation and earns Grand Champion titles at state, regional and national competitions. In athletics, the Arrow boys soccer team has earned state championships eight times in the past 20 years. In 2010, the Lady Arrows track team placed sixth in the nation in the Nike Track Nationals, a national competition for the top 12 high school track programs in the country.
Future Development Plans: For information on the Clinton Public School District's five-year strategic plan and how the district is meeting those goals, please call (601) 924-7533 or e-mail pburchfield@clinton.k12.ms.us
Academics: The Clinton Public School District is ranked among the top six school districts in Mississippi. In 2010, two graduates earned a perfect 36 on the ACT, and three students were ranked among the top 20 students in the state (more than any other school district in the state). In 2009, Clinton High School's Advanced Placement program was listed among the top 50 programs in the country. Its Attache showchoir is regularly ranked No. 1 in the nation and earns Grand Champion titles at state, regional and national competitions. In athletics, the Arrow boys soccer team has earned state championships eight times in the past 20 years. In 2010, the Lady Arrows track team placed sixth in the nation in the Nike Track Nationals, a national competition for the top 12 high school track programs in the country.
Assets and Achievements: The Clinton Public School District is ranked among the top six school districts in Mississippi. In 2010, two graduates earned a perfect 36 on the ACT, and three students were ranked among the top 20 students in the state (more than any other school district in the state). In 2009, Clinton High School's Advanced Placement program was listed among the top 50 programs in the country. Its Attache showchoir is regularly ranked No. 1 in the nation and earns Grand Champion titles at state, regional and national competitions. In athletics, the Arrow boys soccer team has earned state championships eight times in the past 20 years. In 2010, the Lady Arrows track team placed sixth in the nation in the Nike Track Nationals, a national competition for the top 12 high school track programs in the country.
Failing Schools: NONE
Summer Schools: Each year, summer school courses are offered at Clinton High School. For more information, call CHS at 601-924-5656.
Teacher Workshops: Professional development is ongoing, by subject area, grade and school.
Vision Statement: Clinton Public School District: Where Excellence is the Only Option
Delay/Closing Information: www.clintonpublicschools.com
A.P. Classes: The Clinton Public School District is ranked among the top six school districts in Mississippi. In 2010, two graduates earned a perfect 36 on the ACT, and three students were ranked among the top 20 students in the state (more than any other school district in the state). In 2009, Clinton High School's Advanced Placement program was listed among the top 50 programs in the country. Its Attache showchoir is regularly ranked No. 1 in the nation and earns Grand Champion titles at state, regional and national competitions. In athletics, the Arrow boys soccer team has earned state championships eight times in the past 20 years. In 2010, the Lady Arrows track team placed sixth in the nation in the Nike Track Nationals, a national competition for the top 12 high school track programs in the country.
Transportation: http://bit.ly/blxZTq
Libraries: www.clintonpublicschools.com; mouse over the "Schools" link and select the library/media center link on each school's Web site.
After School/Extracurricular Programs: www.clintonpublicschools.com
Media (TV/Radio) Shows: Clinton school district administrators, teachers and students are regularly featured in Jackson, Miss. metro-area news outlets. For "Arrows in the News" features, please click here:
http://bit.ly/aYx5Le
Computer Capabilities:
CPSD allows parent access to grades, homework assignments and teacher announcements through its Web site, www.clintonpublicschools.com. Each teacher has a classroom page on the site, and parents, students and teachers have interactive user accounts. The district also uses the Meal Pay Plus program for online payments for lunch/breakfast.
Awards and Recognition: The Clinton Public School District is ranked among the top six school districts in Mississippi. In 2010, two graduates earned a perfect 36 on the ACT, and three students were ranked among the top 20 students in the state (more than any other school district in the state). In 2009, Clinton High School's Advanced Placement program was listed among the top 50 programs in the country. Its Attache showchoir is regularly ranked No. 1 in the nation and earns Grand Champion titles at state, regional and national competitions. In athletics, the Arrow boys soccer team has earned state championships eight times in the past 20 years. In 2010, the Lady Arrows track team placed sixth in the nation in the Nike Track Nationals, a national competition for the top 12 high school track programs in the country.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe:
- In the pursuit of excellence
- All people are created equal, have value and are worthy of respect
- A strong, supportive family unit is the foundation of society
- Each individual needs the opportunity to succeed
- Faith in God is the cornerstone of our community
- Openness to change is fundamental to growth
- Dynamic, quality leadership is essential
- Safety and security are basic to achievement
- Education develops the mind, body and spirit
- Everyone has the capacity to learn
- All behavior has consequences, and individuals are accountable for their choices and actions
- Life-long learning enhances the quality of life
Support Services:
Student transportation, Information Technology, Special Education, Child Nutrition, Maintenance, Federal Programs, Tests, Curriculum/Professional Development, Finance, HR/Payroll, School Nurse
Juvenile/At-Risk Student Programs: Intervention, Clinton Alternative School