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Clinton-Massie’s Falcon Flex highlighted at board meeting
By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com
Clinton-Massie High School Principal Aaron Seewer, left foreground, delivers his report to the school board. In the background are Superintendent Matt Baker and Treasurer Carrie Bir.
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ADAMS TOWNSHIP Now in its second full academic year, the Falcon Flex online schooling initiative is looking to innovate and expand.
Originally intended for enrollment in the program were Clinton-Massie students who struggled in a traditional educational situation, such as youths who couldn’t be in the school setting due to a medical condition, or maybe they were up for expulsion, or they needed an avenue to recover credits.
Clinton-Massie Middle School students to hear about vaping
By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com
Clinton-Massie Superintendent Matt Baker speaks at Monday’s board session.
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Clinton-Massie High School junior Tony Morris, left, was recognized by the school board Monday for being selected to march in the 2022 Rose Bowl Parade with the prestigious Bands of America Honor Band. Clinton-Massie Middle and High School Band Director Christin McClain, right, introduces him.
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ADAMS TOWNSHIP School Resource Officer Danny Wood is visiting Clinton-Massie Middle School classes this week and next to talk with students about vaping and e-cigarettes.
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Clinton-Massie to use upcoming CARES funds to address COVID-related learning loss
By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com
Clinton-Massie Local Schools Board of Education President Jeremy Lamb facilitates the February board meeting.
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Wearing Clinton-Massie spirit clothes, Treasurer Carrie Bir reports on financials during a virtual session of the board of education.
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ADAMS TOWNSHIP In an upcoming round of CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act) funding, Clinton-Massie will receive $604,426 and school officials say they will use a portion to address the learning loss experienced by some students while they were away from in-person instruction.