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PANTHER HAPPENINGS
2021 SUMMER SCHOOL - DRIVER EDUCATION
Anyone interested in taking Driver Education class at CCHS this summer from June 14th - July 22 you must sign up by Wednesday, June 9th. To be eligible, you must be 16 years of age prior to June 14, 2021. Only 10 total spots are available. To sign up you may stop by the office or call CCHS at (304) 587-4226 or Dr. Michelle Samples at (304) 587-4694.
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May 27th
Graduation (6:00 p.m., Bradley Field)
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May 31st
Memorial Day recognized - NO SCHOOL
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June 1st
Last Day for Students
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August 17
Teachers Return to Classrooms
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August 23rd
Students return to CCHS - 1st Day of School
STUDENT OF THE MONTH
VIRTUAL
Brooklyn Brown
The Clay County High School virtual student of the month for May is Brooklyn Brown. Brooklyn is the 16-year-old daughter of Paul and Carol Brown. She is currently a sophomore at Clay High. In her free time, Brooklyn likes to draw and ride her bike. Brooklyn’s favorite subject in school is entrepreneurship because it lets her understand what she needs to prepare for her future business. After high school, she plans to become a cosmetologist.
IN-PERSON
![Erin Mullins[13852]](https://claycountyhighschool.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2021/05/Erin-Mullins13852-200x300.jpeg "Erin Mullins[13852]")
Erin Mullins
The Clay County High School in-person student of the month this month is Erin Mullins. Erin is the 18-year-old daughter of Jeff and Cindy Mullins. She is currently a senior at Clay High. Her favorite subject in school is English because she has always enjoyed reading. In her free time, Erin enjoys being with friends and family, reading, going to concerts, and cheerleading. After high school, Erin plans to attend West Virginia State University to complete a nursing degree.
Above: Clay County High School met together on Bradley Field to honor Roane County High School Senior Alex Miller who lost his life during a football game on Friday, September 13, 2019. Panther students, faculty, and staff, stood in the shape of Miller’s number 80 adorning their maroon, black, and silver. Heartache has no boundaries of county lines. He will never be forgotten.
STUDENT RESOURCES/ LINKS
STAFF
Administration
Gibson, Crystal - Principal
Kearns, Mike- Associate/Assistant Principal
Morris, Robert - Associate/Assistant Principal
Secretaries
Elliott, Dee - Secretary
Holcomb, Vickie - Secretary
Counselors
Osburn, Leslie – Counselor
Duffield, Kelly – Psychologist
Aides
Holcomb, Denise- Aide
Belt, Dawn- Aide
Shafer, Teresa- Aide
Cooks
Childers, Dorothy
Barss, Becky
Coleman, Jennifer
Norton, Tiffany
Custodians
Drake, Mike
Nichols, Juanita
Ramsey, Charles
Runion, Jesse
Knopp, Gregory - Homeless Liaison/Transition Specialist
Arnold, Lisa - Communities in Schools Site Coordinator
Technology Specialist
Krauklis, Jeff
Athletic Director
Ramsey, Mary
Future Leaders Program Coordinators
Armes, Wesley
Legg, Chris
Teachers
Burdette, Casey
Burkhammer, Logan
Connard, Taylor
Corwell, Trey
Dancy, Luella
Detamore, Jessica
Dobbins, Philip
Dolly, Brittany
Dolly, Morgan
Dorsey, Adam
Fitzwater, Christy
Gibson, Scott
Greenlee, Julie
Hanshaw, Kirsten
Holcomb, Brian
Hubbard, Melody
Hubbard, Rena'
Huffman, Carrie
Krajeski, Shawn
McFarland, Kelsey
Miller, Joy
Nichols, Jason
Parker, Katelin
Pennington, Tasha
Proctor, Daniel
Shelton, Amanda
Starcher, Jr., Ronald
Stricker, Matt
Tanner, Allen
Tanner, Tara
Walker, Angie
