The Clinton County High School and Middle School Girls and Boys Golf Teams will hold an informational meeting for players and parents on Monday, June 1st at 4pm at 76 Falls Golf Course. Anyone interested in participating in the Fall 2026 season may attend.
REMINDER! Clinton County will host a FREE Shoot Hoops Not Drugs basketball skills camp on Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 4:00-7:00 PM CT at Clinton County High School. This event is open to all school-age youth. No pre-registration is required. Participants will receive a free T-shirt and basketball, and food/water will be provided. Please arrive 15 minutes early. See the attached flyer for full details.
The Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (SEBT) program helps eligible
students access nutritious food when school is out.
Each eligible student will receive a one-time benefit of $120 to purchase
nutritious food throughout the summer.
Students aged 6-17 as of August 1, 2025, who have received SNAP, KTAP,
or Kinship Care for at least one month since July 1, 2025, are
automatically approved -- no application is needed! These benefits will be
deposited on the household’s EBT card and funds can be expected no
later than Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Otherwise, apply now to see if any
children are eligible to receive Summer EBT benefits.
If your student is not considered automatically eligible, please submit an
application by August 15, 2026, to
https://kysebt.ky.gov.
Additionally,
individuals may access the application through kynect at
https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dcbs/dfs/pages/sebt.aspx
Need help? Call 855-306-8959 or visit your local Department of
Community Based Services office.
students access nutritious food when school is out.
Each eligible student will receive a one-time benefit of $120 to purchase
nutritious food throughout the summer.
Students aged 6-17 as of August 1, 2025, who have received SNAP, KTAP,
or Kinship Care for at least one month since July 1, 2025, are
automatically approved -- no application is needed! These benefits will be
deposited on the household’s EBT card and funds can be expected no
later than Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Otherwise, apply now to see if any
children are eligible to receive Summer EBT benefits.
If your student is not considered automatically eligible, please submit an
application by August 15, 2026, to
https://kysebt.ky.gov.
Additionally,
individuals may access the application through kynect at
https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dcbs/dfs/pages/sebt.aspx
Need help? Call 855-306-8959 or visit your local Department of
Community Based Services office.
Community members came together at the Clinton County Extension Office for a Community Lifesaver Event focused on education, prevention, and preparedness. The event included basic CPR instruction, full QPR training, and an overview of Code Red. Attendees also had the opportunity to sign up for full CPR certification, as well as future QPR and Code Red trainings for local clubs, businesses, churches, and organizations. Narcan/Naloxone, medication lock boxes, drug disposal bags, and helpful informational resources were also made available to the community.
A special thank you goes to the Clinton County School District GLS Grant, Clinton County UNITE, Clinton County ASAP, Med Center of Albany, Air Evac, ADANTA, local FRYSC staff, Sheriff Ricky Marcum, and the many other partners who helped make this event possible.
The Lady Bulldogs have advanced to the 4th region softball tournament. They will play South Warren on Monday, May 25 at 7:00pm on the campus of WKU. You can listen to the game on WANY!
Please see the attached image for the CCHS Front Office Schedule for next week (May 25-29, 2026).
🎓 Class of 2026 Diploma Packet Pickup 🎓
Clinton County High School seniors may pick up their diploma packets at the Front Office Window on the following dates:
📅 Thursday, May 21, 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📅 Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Clinton County High School
65 High School Dr.
Albany, KY 42602
For more information, please call 606-387-5569
Clinton County High School seniors may pick up their diploma packets at the Front Office Window on the following dates:
📅 Thursday, May 21, 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📅 Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Clinton County High School
65 High School Dr.
Albany, KY 42602
For more information, please call 606-387-5569
Parents, please don't forget to check out this free summer camp!
Class of 2027 Project Graduation Meeting
Clinton County High School is a June ACT testing center. Late registration open until May 29. Register at act.org.
Clinton County High School seniors took part in a special tradition as members of the Class of 2026 completed their final walkthroughs through the district’s schools. The event gave graduating seniors an opportunity to reflect on their educational journey while inspiring younger students who lined the hallways to cheer them on.
Seniors were accompanied by the district’s graduating kindergarten students during walkthroughs at Albany Elementary School, Clinton County Middle School, and Clinton County High School. The special partnership between the oldest and youngest graduates created memorable moments for students, staff, and families throughout the district.
As seniors walked through the halls in their caps and gowns, students and teachers celebrated their accomplishments and wished them success in the next chapter of their lives. The event highlighted the strong sense of community and support shared throughout Clinton County Schools.
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to the Clinton County High School Class of 2026 as they prepare for graduation and future opportunities ahead. Congratulations are also extended to the graduating kindergarten students as they begin their educational journey and look forward to many years of success.
Seniors were accompanied by the district’s graduating kindergarten students during walkthroughs at Albany Elementary School, Clinton County Middle School, and Clinton County High School. The special partnership between the oldest and youngest graduates created memorable moments for students, staff, and families throughout the district.
As seniors walked through the halls in their caps and gowns, students and teachers celebrated their accomplishments and wished them success in the next chapter of their lives. The event highlighted the strong sense of community and support shared throughout Clinton County Schools.
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to the Clinton County High School Class of 2026 as they prepare for graduation and future opportunities ahead. Congratulations are also extended to the graduating kindergarten students as they begin their educational journey and look forward to many years of success.
Clinton County High School has officially been named the Kentucky State Champion School for the Math Nation “Test Yourself!” Challenge.
Throughout the competition, Clinton County High School students demonstrated outstanding dedication, consistency, and commitment, earning statewide recognition for their hard work and achievement. The success of the students reflects the tremendous effort and support provided by the school’s math department and faculty.
In addition to being named the state champion school, Clinton County High School received several special recognitions during the challenge.
Sarah Smith was selected as an iPad winner through the statewide drawing. Representatives from Math Nation made the presentation in person as part of the celebration.
The school’s math teachers were also recognized for their exceptional work, as the Clinton County High School math department was selected as a Teacher Prize winner. To honor their efforts and dedication to student success, the department will receive a special lunch celebration.
Students participating in the challenge also earned a class celebration for their accomplishments. All 79 students who successfully entered the challenge will be recognized with a pizza party celebration.
Students participating in the Math Nation “Test Yourself!” Challenge included Katie Smith, Eliseo Reyes Pablo, Brianna Shelley, Kendrick Cross, Peyton Conatser, Bradley Young, Aaden Owens, Aubrey Thompson, Haedyn Bybee, Makayla Slone, Trinity Clark, Jaya Troxel, Christian Reynoso, Lily Pence, Chassidy Cross, Rowan Ferrill, Sarah Smith, Logan Brumley, Kaibree Smith, Braden Baugh, Vidal Raymundo, Abigale Upchurch, Heaven Butcher, Johnson Conner, Christopher Rivera Amador, Samuel Myers, Alexa Shelton, Austin Marcum, Kylee Pruitt, Perry Neathery, John Cooksey, Tessa Moles, Crit Cowan, Makinna Stockton, Alexis Groce, Daya Bulubenchi, Drake Thrasher, Isabella Young, Jenessa Young, Mason Musk, Chase Harmon, Lee Tallent, Dannon Dalton, Addison Whittenburg, Logan York, Tytan Moons, William Catron, Colton Wilson, Samariah Wells, Ava Lovell, Sydney Lowhorn, Jeremy York, Kayle Baker, Danielle Phillips, Jacob Stinson, Juan Lopez Aguilar, Kimaya Sears, Sidney Tallent, Chloe Melton, Addyson Duncan, Chayse Perdue, Jaxen Catron, Rylee Parrigin, Ryan Mayorga-Cana, Adrie Asberry, Gabriella Stockton, Raygan Neal, Alyssa Welch, Zoey Thurman, Marlee Hall, Kelvin Escobar, Xavier Otero, Kelsey Lower, Hunter Hogan, Madison Brown, Aisley Conyers, Wyatt Brown, Austyn Conyers, and Jazzmine Hancock.
The accomplishments earned through the Math Nation “Test Yourself!” Challenge highlight the commitment of Clinton County High School students and teachers to academic excellence and continued success in mathematics.
Throughout the competition, Clinton County High School students demonstrated outstanding dedication, consistency, and commitment, earning statewide recognition for their hard work and achievement. The success of the students reflects the tremendous effort and support provided by the school’s math department and faculty.
In addition to being named the state champion school, Clinton County High School received several special recognitions during the challenge.
Sarah Smith was selected as an iPad winner through the statewide drawing. Representatives from Math Nation made the presentation in person as part of the celebration.
The school’s math teachers were also recognized for their exceptional work, as the Clinton County High School math department was selected as a Teacher Prize winner. To honor their efforts and dedication to student success, the department will receive a special lunch celebration.
Students participating in the challenge also earned a class celebration for their accomplishments. All 79 students who successfully entered the challenge will be recognized with a pizza party celebration.
Students participating in the Math Nation “Test Yourself!” Challenge included Katie Smith, Eliseo Reyes Pablo, Brianna Shelley, Kendrick Cross, Peyton Conatser, Bradley Young, Aaden Owens, Aubrey Thompson, Haedyn Bybee, Makayla Slone, Trinity Clark, Jaya Troxel, Christian Reynoso, Lily Pence, Chassidy Cross, Rowan Ferrill, Sarah Smith, Logan Brumley, Kaibree Smith, Braden Baugh, Vidal Raymundo, Abigale Upchurch, Heaven Butcher, Johnson Conner, Christopher Rivera Amador, Samuel Myers, Alexa Shelton, Austin Marcum, Kylee Pruitt, Perry Neathery, John Cooksey, Tessa Moles, Crit Cowan, Makinna Stockton, Alexis Groce, Daya Bulubenchi, Drake Thrasher, Isabella Young, Jenessa Young, Mason Musk, Chase Harmon, Lee Tallent, Dannon Dalton, Addison Whittenburg, Logan York, Tytan Moons, William Catron, Colton Wilson, Samariah Wells, Ava Lovell, Sydney Lowhorn, Jeremy York, Kayle Baker, Danielle Phillips, Jacob Stinson, Juan Lopez Aguilar, Kimaya Sears, Sidney Tallent, Chloe Melton, Addyson Duncan, Chayse Perdue, Jaxen Catron, Rylee Parrigin, Ryan Mayorga-Cana, Adrie Asberry, Gabriella Stockton, Raygan Neal, Alyssa Welch, Zoey Thurman, Marlee Hall, Kelvin Escobar, Xavier Otero, Kelsey Lower, Hunter Hogan, Madison Brown, Aisley Conyers, Wyatt Brown, Austyn Conyers, and Jazzmine Hancock.
The accomplishments earned through the Math Nation “Test Yourself!” Challenge highlight the commitment of Clinton County High School students and teachers to academic excellence and continued success in mathematics.
Groundbreaking Ceremony held for construction of the new Clinton County High School
On Monday, May 11, 2026, community members, students, staff, local officials, and supporters gathered to celebrate a historic milestone for education in Clinton County as groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the new Clinton County High School.
Superintendent Wayne Ackerman opened the ceremony by welcoming invited dignitaries, local officials, guests, faculty, and students. During his remarks, Ackerman thanked the Clinton County Board of Education for their vision, dedication, and commitment to providing a better learning environment for students. He also expressed appreciation to the community for its continued support, noting that when people work together, great things can be created for children and future generations.
Former Clinton County High School principal David Warinner led the group in prayer.
The Clinton County High School Band, under the leadership of Kaylee Welch, entertained guests with musical selections and performed the National Anthem. The Clinton County Drama Department Choir sang “My Old Kentucky Home,” while the Clinton County High School JROTC, under the direction of Melissa Ramsey and Scottie Sloan, presented the colors.
Several distinguished guests addressed the crowd during the ceremony, including Board of Education Chair Leslie Stockton, Mayor James Bray, Circuit Court Clerk Jake Staton, Representative Josh Branscum, Senator Rick Girdler, Kentucky Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher, and United States Congressman James Comer. During the ceremony, Representative Comer presented Superintendent Ackerman with a United States flag that had flown over the nation’s Capitol to commemorate the construction of the new high school.
In attendance were former Clinton County High School principals, former Clinton County superintendents, local officials, community leaders, and supporters from across the region.
The event marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the district and community. The new facility will provide expanded opportunities for learning, innovation, athletics, and student activities while creating a modern environment designed to serve generations of Bulldogs for years to come.
The groundbreaking ceremony was livestreamed on the district’s YouTube channel by members of the Clinton County High School Media Department under the direction of Mr. James Walker, allowing community members near and far to share in the historic occasion.
As shovels turned and construction officially began, the day served as a celebration of progress, opportunity, and the bright future ahead for Clinton County High School.
On Monday, May 11, 2026, community members, students, staff, local officials, and supporters gathered to celebrate a historic milestone for education in Clinton County as groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the new Clinton County High School.
Superintendent Wayne Ackerman opened the ceremony by welcoming invited dignitaries, local officials, guests, faculty, and students. During his remarks, Ackerman thanked the Clinton County Board of Education for their vision, dedication, and commitment to providing a better learning environment for students. He also expressed appreciation to the community for its continued support, noting that when people work together, great things can be created for children and future generations.
Former Clinton County High School principal David Warinner led the group in prayer.
The Clinton County High School Band, under the leadership of Kaylee Welch, entertained guests with musical selections and performed the National Anthem. The Clinton County Drama Department Choir sang “My Old Kentucky Home,” while the Clinton County High School JROTC, under the direction of Melissa Ramsey and Scottie Sloan, presented the colors.
Several distinguished guests addressed the crowd during the ceremony, including Board of Education Chair Leslie Stockton, Mayor James Bray, Circuit Court Clerk Jake Staton, Representative Josh Branscum, Senator Rick Girdler, Kentucky Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher, and United States Congressman James Comer. During the ceremony, Representative Comer presented Superintendent Ackerman with a United States flag that had flown over the nation’s Capitol to commemorate the construction of the new high school.
In attendance were former Clinton County High School principals, former Clinton County superintendents, local officials, community leaders, and supporters from across the region.
The event marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the district and community. The new facility will provide expanded opportunities for learning, innovation, athletics, and student activities while creating a modern environment designed to serve generations of Bulldogs for years to come.
The groundbreaking ceremony was livestreamed on the district’s YouTube channel by members of the Clinton County High School Media Department under the direction of Mr. James Walker, allowing community members near and far to share in the historic occasion.
As shovels turned and construction officially began, the day served as a celebration of progress, opportunity, and the bright future ahead for Clinton County High School.
Join us for our Community Listening Sessions on Thursday, May 14th! We want to hear your feedback as we discuss mental health needs and suicide prevention efforts across Clinton County Schools. Open to all parents and community members. 💙💚
Please see the attached image for locations and times.
Please see the attached image for locations and times.
Today is the last chance to see some really talented kids!
80's Retrograde and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
2:00 pm Clinton County Learning Center Auditorium Doors open at 1:00
All tickets are $10.00 at the door.
Huge congratulations to Colton and Tyton Stockton for an outstanding first day at the KHSAA State Bass Fishing Tournament in Land Between the Lakes with an 11.5lb catch!
Out of 116 boats competing on Kentucky Lake, they finished Day 1 in an impressive 8th place in this two-day state tournament competition.
We are so proud of the hard work, focus, and dedication these boys continue to show on the water. Best of luck tomorrow as they head back out to compete — keep grinding and represent Clinton County well! 🎣💪
80's Retrograde and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Meet the Cast: Pamela Carder (Singer/Dancer), Livia Garrett (Singer/Dancer), Harper Pharis (Singer/Dancer), Katie Dick (Singer/Dancer), Easton Conner (Singer/Dancer), Jaycie York (Singer/Dancer), and Kember Jones (Singer/Dancer)
Come see Pamela, Livia, Harper, Katie, Easton, Jaycie, and all of the other cast members at the Clinton County Learning Center Auditorium TONIGHT and TOMORROW at 7:00 pm and May 10th at 2:00 pm. Admission $10.00
Please see the attached image for full details regarding CCHS parking lot changes for Monday, May 11.
80's Retrograde and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Meet the Cast: Eva Brewington (Sally), Easton Shelley (Singer/Dancer), Triton Melton (Singer/Dancer), and Jarvis Fillingham (Singer/Dancer).
Come see Eva, Easton, Triton, Jarvis, and all of the other cast members at the Clinton County Learning Center Auditorium TONIGHT and TOMORROW at 7:00 pm and May 10th at 2:00 pm. Admission $10.00
Meet the Cast: Eva Brewington (Sally), Easton Shelley (Singer/Dancer), Triton Melton (Singer/Dancer), and Jarvis Fillingham (Singer/Dancer).
Come see Eva, Easton, Triton, Jarvis, and all of the other cast members at the Clinton County Learning Center Auditorium TONIGHT and TOMORROW at 7:00 pm and May 10th at 2:00 pm. Admission $10.00
80's Retrograde and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Meet the Cast: Reagan Guffey (Snoopy), Lily Tallent (Woodstock/Singer/Dancer/Ensemble Cast), Warinner Guffey (Linus), Ryssa Conner (Singer/Dancer), (Austin McGaw (Singer/Dancer), and Abi Crabtree (Singer/Dancer)
Come see Reagan, Lily Warinner, Ryssa, Austin, Abi, and all of the other cast members at the Clinton County Learning Center Auditorium TONIGHT and TOMORROW at 7:00 pm and May 10th at 2:00 pm. Admission $10.00
