After School Program kids Cierra Pekrul, left, Deegen Goucher and Head Counselor Grace Guadarrama work on a project. CDN
Two principal positions were filled from within shortly after noon at today’s special meeting of the Clinton Public Schools Board of Education.
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Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Repair work planned for Acme Train
- Clinton Pre-K one among top
- Summer programs ramping up with various activities
- Reds keep pace in 4A-4, split series
- Hester, Meacham go 1-2 at conference
After a couple of years out of commission, Clinton Parks Supt. Travis Sperle hopes to have the Acme Brick Park Train up and running later this year.
Sperle said progress has been slow, but he hopes to have the project completed and the train open to the public soon.
Clinton’s Pre-K program continually does its part to help the State of Oklahoma earn its ranking as one of the best in the nation for early childhood learning.
Sinor EMS welcomed three new ambulances to its fleet Monday. The units will be rotated into service within the next few weeks.
The City of Clinton is gearing up for summer fun with multiple programs being planned for residents of all ages by Parks and Recreation Director Summer Pennington.
The first activity for residents is the Xtreme Hip Hop Meet and Greet 2021.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a report of an unwanted subject in the 2000 block of Jaycee Ln., subject left prior to officers’ arrival.
Responded to a report of an unwanted subject in the 2000 block of Jaycee Ln.
CMS eighth grader Damyn Redshin works diligently in his CTAP Tech Engineering class.