The Clay County School Adult Education Programs held their annual graduation and recognition evening at the Clay County High School Gymnasium on Tuesday, May 12, 2009. This was a joint event for both the Clay County Adult High School … Continue reading →
Sewer lines discussed at April city meeting CELINA-City officials and concerned residents discussed the possible addition of sewer lines in the Clark Bottom area of town here at the board of mayor and aldermen’s April meeting. “Several residents have wells … Continue reading →
CELINA-There were several sports-related measures passed when the Clay County school board met in regular session earlier in March. Several volunteer coaches were approved for the following teams: Celina K-8 junior high softball–Donnie Grace and Kim Grace; Clay County … Continue reading →
Clay County schools will be closed Monday, March 23 through Friday, March 27 for Spring Break.
Continue reading →CELINA-A change in the way teachers assistants and cafeteria staff would be paid was among the business discussed at the February school board meeting. Teacher assistants and cafeteria staff are currently paid an hourly wage, but board members and … Continue reading →
Incoming freshman across Tennessee will face new, state-mandated requirements beginning with the next school year, school officials say. Freshmen for the 2009-2010 school year will face more stringent curriculum guidelines set forth by the state, and will have to … Continue reading →
HONORARY DIPLOMAS-World War II and Korean War veterans receiving honorary diplomas from Clay County High School last Friday at the school were (seated, l-r) Andrew Keisling, Loyd Waldron, Howard “Posey” Young, Elbert Sherrell, Paul White, James Strong and Harold … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON New Clay County schools director Donnie Cherry has spent his first few days on the job “learning the process” and visiting schools, he said recently. “It’s been pretty hectic,” Cherry told the HORIZON in an interview … Continue reading →
(NAPSI)-The recent spikes in the costs of food and fuel place even more pressure on those looking for a college they can afford. Fortunately, there is help available to make college affordable–even in tough times. Although average total expenses … Continue reading →
By ANNA LOCKE The Clay County Adult Education Program is now accepting applications for the formation of night classes as well as accepting students for day classes. Classes depend on sufficient enrollment; an average of at least 10 … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-The search for a new Clay County director of schools ended here at the January school board meeting, with Hermitage Springs School principal Donnie Cherry hired for an 18-month term. Cherry’s hiring ended two months of … Continue reading →