Direction to CCMS
To get to Clay County Middle School, take Exit 34 Clay Wallback from Interstate 79. Turn right and drive south on Route 36 for 7.4 miles. Turn left and drive north on Route 4 for 2.4 miles. Turn right and drive south on Route 16 for 1.6 miles. Turn right at Murphy's Flowers across from Rite-Aid. Turn right onto Church Street. We are on the hill on the left.
The
Official 2008-2009 School Calendar
Calendar of Events for May and June 2008
May19th: Field trip to Dundon
May 22nd: FBLA field trip
May 23rd: Talent show -- One hour Early out
May 26th: NO SCHOOL
May 29th: NJHS Induction – 6pm
May 30th: awards day 9am
June 6th: Care reward LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS HAVE A SAFE FUN SUMMER
Clay County Middle
School TSA Students Bring Home the Hardware!!!!!

April 3, 4, and 5, 2008, twelve
students from Clay County
Middle School along with ten
students from Clay County
High School traveled to Cedar
Lakes for the annual Technology
Student Association’s competition. Prior
to the trip to Cedar Lakes,
these students along with their sponsor, Mr. Jared Fitzwater
spent several hours outside the school day working on projects and preparing
speeches. This hard work paid off as
seven students left Cedar Lakes
with first place finishes and the opportunity to travel to Orlando,
Florida the last month of June for the
National TSA Competition.
Samantha
Harvey finished first with her graphic design piece. Her design included the concept of a potter
modeling clay and shaping the future.
Samantha would like to thank Ms. Autumn Wiley for her help with the
completion of this piece. Carlee Hopkins
finished third in the graphic design competition. Alexandra Cruickshank placed first in the
Prepared Speaking Competition. Alex’s
speech focused on her plans to attend Hyde Park
Culinary Arts School. Carlee Hopkins placed third in the Prepared
Public Speaking Competition. In the
Environmental Technology Alexandra Cruikshank and Megan
Holcomb worked together to create a project and speech that won them first
place. In the Medical Technology
Competition, Marissa Truman and Sarah Stalnaker generated a project board and
speech that won them first place while Alex Cruickshank and Megan
Holcomb placed third with their heart project.
In an on-site competition, Carlee Hopkins placed first in Technical
Writing. Marissa Truman submitted
digital photographs taken before the competition for the first phase of Digital
Challenge. Her on-site photographs
combined with her earlier submission won her third place in Digital Design. Marissa
would like to thank Ms. Gina Thomas for her help with Photoshop enhancing
photographs. The team of Nikki Aleshire, Eliza Cercone,
Holly Cogar, and Amanda Harvey placed third in CyberSpace Pursuit. Nikki Aleshire, Megan
Holcomb, and Sarah Stalnaker competed as a team to place third in the
Technology Bowl competition. All twelve
CCMS students took the written technology bowl test. The top three scorers made up the CCMS team
and competed in oral quiz bowl format.
The System Control Technology Team of Eliza Cercone, Holly Cogar, and
Brian Sizemore captured third place. Clay
County Middle School
received third place recognition in the Outstanding School Category, which is
determined by the amount of hardware taken away from the Conference. Anita Stephenson, CCMS Principal, states, “I
am very proud of Mr. Fitzwater and his students. They spent many hours preparing and
practicing for this competition. Their
displays, speeches, and performances were exceptional. Mr. Fitzwater does an excellent job with
these students and makes sure that the state competition is a positive
experience for them.” Mr. Fitzwater and
the TSA students would like to thank the Clay County Board of Education and the
Central Office for their continued support of TSA. They would also like to thank their parent’s,
the administration, and faculty at CCMS for all their support.
The Clay County Young Writers' Contest Winners have been announced. http://www.claycountyschools.org/docs/youngwriterscontest2008.pdf