Clinton students participate, play key roles in Mississippi Youth Legislature

Students from Clinton High School and Sumner Hill recently attended the Mississippi Youth Legislature held at the State Capitol. 

Attended by both public and private school students from across Mississippi, conference participants develop their leadership skills while participating in a model state government. 

Participants had the opportunity to meet with Mississippi’s Speaker Pro Tem Manly Barton, Congressman Gregg Harper and Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann. 

Representing Clinton High School as Senators were Tiger Huang, Aniya Collins, Jayla Hicks, Aleyna Taylor, ZZ Wallace, Hailey Miller and Rosepreet Ghotra. 

Serving as members of the House of Representatives were Marley Champlin, Maiya Pelt, Legend Gavin, Gina Robinson, Cheyenne Murray, Camille Lewis, Bailey Edwards Rikki Williams, Colton Lay, Havish Kumar and Malia Turner. 

Emily Bowers and Steven Hernandez influenced legislation in their role as Lobbyists. 

Clinton students excelled at the Conference, with many winning awards for their debate and leadership skills during the conference.

Three seniors were recognized as Princesses and Queen during the 2025 CHS Arrow Court on Tuesday, December 2.

Senior Lauren Kimbrell (center) was crowned Arrow Court Queen with Andraeia Cavett (right) crowned as Princess. Senior Kyla Weathersby (left) was crowned as Clinton Band's Princess.

The choirs from Lovett Elementary, Clinton Junior High, Sumner Hill and Clinton High School will join voices to present at Winter Concert on Monday, December 8 at 6:30 pm.

The concert will take place in Cain-Cochran Hall on the campus of Hinds Community College. Tickets are $5 each and are available at the door. There is no charge for children ages 3 and under.

Payment may be made by card, cash or check made payable to CHS Arrow Singers Boosters. 

Clinton High's nationally recognized Attaché Show Choir takes the stage for its 45th Fall Revue on December 10-13 in the Clinton High School auditorium. Performances begin each evening at 7:30p.m.

Attaché will compete February 14 at Homewood South Central Classic in Homewood, AL; on February 21 at the Jackson Prep Show Choir Masters in Flowood, Mississippi; and on March 7 at Glenwood HIgh School's "The Event" in Chatham, IL. The group will end its competition season by hosting Show Choir Nationals for the twenty-third consecutive time at The Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee on March 19-21, 2026.

Attaché has amassed the most impressive competition record of any show choir in America. Since 1992, Attaché has competed in 103 competitions across the United States. In that time, they have been named Grand Champion 94 times at 35 different venues in 12 different states. As of March 2024, Attaché has currently won thirty-two consecutive competitions, including titles for both vocals and choreography - the all-time show choir record.

Attaché is composed of forty-six singer/dancers, 15 pit members and 16 crew members. Attaché is led by Executive Show Choir directors David and Mary Fehr, Director Chance Anderson, Pit director Robert Allen and Crew director Deborah Morgan. This year's choreographers include Dexter Bishop, Kellis McSparrin Oldenburg, and April James.

Tickets are $12 and may be purchased at CHS on December 1-5 and December 8-12 from 9a.m - 3p.m. Ticket reservations can also be made over the phone by calling the Attaché office at 601-924-0707 starting on December 1.

The Clinton Public School District understands that when children begin their journey in the right place, the future ahead is filled with possibilities. The Home of the Arrows is where every beginning leads to a brighter tomorrow.

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The Clinton Public School District kicks off its second year following a modified calendar aimed at implementing strategic periods through the academic year to allow for focused academic review and student enrichment.

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The Clinton High School Men's Soccer team opened its Mississippi High School Activities Association (MHSAA) Region 2-7A slate in emphatic fashion Tuesday night, defeating the Oxford Chargers in a 5–1 victory at Arrow Field.

Clinton's dominant performance, featuring goals from three different players and purposeful possession, bolstered the squad's early-season form and its confidence as it enters the heart of region play.

The Arrows continue MHSAA Region 2-7A action next Tuesday, December 9, on the road against the Germantown Mavericks in Gluckstadt.

Clinton then returns home on Thursday, December 11, for a marquee matchup with the defending MHSAA Class 7A state champion Madison Central Jaguars—the third of 10 region contests. Kickoff for both matches is set for 7:15 p.m.

Baseball Tryouts for 7-12 graders are scheduled for Tuesday, December 9. Those trying out must have a completed parental consent form and a current physical.

Tryouts for students in 7-8 grades are scheduled for 5:00pm.

Tryouts for students in 9-12 grades are scheduled for 6:15pm.

The Clinton Athletics Department would like to remind fans of important Arrow Field and Clinton Public School District (CPSD) athletic facility guidelines.

These policies apply to all athletic facilities operated by CPSD, including Arrow Field, the Clinton High School and CJHS gyms, Arrow Baseball Field, Arrow Tennis Courts, and Lady Arrow Softball Field.

Facility Guidelines:

• Students will not be allowed to bring backpacks in the stadium, gymnasium, or fields.
• Adults may bring necessary bags such as diaper bags and other necessary bags
• Children and students in 8th grade or below must be accompanied by a parent or adult to enter the facility.
• Adults supervising students are responsible for student behavior during the event.
• Anyone failing to follow these facilities guidelines will be asked to leave the game and premises.

Let's continue to make Arrow Field and all CPSD athletic facilities a safe and family-friendly environment for all fans.

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All Clinton Athletics Varsity home games and, additionally, Arrow Football's six away games will be live streamed on Hudl TV.

Hudl TV will host live-streamed games for baseball, girls' and boys' basketball, football, girls' and boys' soccer, softball, and volleyball.

Northside Elementary's PTO works collaboratively with parents, teachers and administrators to strengthen an already great school.

Join us at Eastside Elementary's cafetorium for our 4th Grade Winter program- Bring on the Snow! There'll be a little bit of disco, lots of singing, and tons of funny one liners as our kids perform- we'd love to see you there!