We are excited to launch our Summer Feeding Program!
Summer Meal Programs are established to ensure that children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Nutrition Services (NS) continues to offer options for schools and institutions to feed students after the regular school year ends.
Sign up today by following the link:
https://forms.gle/PkB3EV8Wq97yK8YK6
Summer Meal Programs are established to ensure that children continue to receive nutritious meals when school is not in session. The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Nutrition Services (NS) continues to offer options for schools and institutions to feed students after the regular school year ends.
Sign up today by following the link:
https://forms.gle/PkB3EV8Wq97yK8YK6
Summer EBT provides $120 of extra grocery benefits to qualifying families with school-aged children in our community over the summer. Last year, Summer EBT helped 336,000 kids in Arkansas access healthy food while they were out of school. Summer EBT works alongside Summer Meals to keep kids nourished all summer long. Check to see if you’re eligible for Summer EBT. Many children will receive Summer EBT automatically, but some will need to apply. Students ages 5-17 receiving SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free, or Medicaid Reduced during the current school year should be automatically enrolled. Other students should check to see if they are eligible and need to apply.
You can quickly check eligibility using the QR code below, or at
ar.gov/SummerEBT
If you’re eligible, you can sign up online at access.arkansas.gov.
Click the “Apply for New Benefits” tab, then log in with an existing
Access Arkansas account, or create a new one.
☀️🎉 Happy Summer Break! 🎉☀️
School’s out and summer is officially here! We hope everyone has an amazing break filled with sunshine, relaxation, family time, and lots of fun. 😎🌴
Thank you to our students, staff, and families for a fantastic school year — we are so proud of all you’ve accomplished! 💛🖤
Have a safe, restful, and well-deserved summer break, and we can’t wait to see you back refreshed and ready for a great new year!
School’s out and summer is officially here! We hope everyone has an amazing break filled with sunshine, relaxation, family time, and lots of fun. 😎🌴
Thank you to our students, staff, and families for a fantastic school year — we are so proud of all you’ve accomplished! 💛🖤
Have a safe, restful, and well-deserved summer break, and we can’t wait to see you back refreshed and ready for a great new year!
Don’t miss out on the memories of the 2025-2026 school year! 📚✨
Order your 2026 yearbook today and make sure you have a keepsake filled with unforgettable moments, friendships, achievements, and school events. Don’t wait until they’re gone — reserve your copy now!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productDetail/1002190/CLINTON-HIGH-SCHOOL/Yearbook/2025072304193514761/CATALOG_SHOP/Yearbook/2025072304193516761?abspec=ROUTE_YBK_PLP_TO_YBK_BUILDER#design/0
Order your 2026 yearbook today and make sure you have a keepsake filled with unforgettable moments, friendships, achievements, and school events. Don’t wait until they’re gone — reserve your copy now!
https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productDetail/1002190/CLINTON-HIGH-SCHOOL/Yearbook/2025072304193514761/CATALOG_SHOP/Yearbook/2025072304193516761?abspec=ROUTE_YBK_PLP_TO_YBK_BUILDER#design/0
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Clinton School District.
As the school year comes to a close, we would like to share a few important reminders to help keep
your child healthy and prepared for the upcoming school year.
All medical documentation, including diet orders, medication orders, Asthma Action Plans, Allergy
Action Plans, and other healthcare plans, must be updated and submitted each school year. Please
note that orders from the 2025–2026 school year will expire and will not be valid for the 2026–2027
school year.
Summer break is an excellent time to schedule your child’s medical appointments to ensure that all
required documentation, including medication orders, treatment plans, procedures, and
immunizations, are current prior to the start of the new school year.
If your child has an immunization exemption, please begin the renewal process over the summer to
ensure all required documentation is submitted by the first day of school in August. The application
can be completed online at the following link:
https://onlineimmunizationexemption.adh.arkansas.gov/WebsiteContent/Home-Page.aspx
Additionally, please make arrangements to pick up any unused medications from the nurse’s office by
the last day of school. This includes inhalers, EpiPens, prescription medications, and over-the-
counter medications. The school is unable to store medications over the summer. Any medications
not picked up within 10 days after the last day of school will be disposed of in accordance with proper
safety guidelines.
If your child will require medication or medical care at school next year, please ensure all forms are
completed and signed by a healthcare provider and parent/guardian prior to the first day of school.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and healthy environment for all
students. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the school nurse. The
nurse’s office will reopen the first week of August, and updated forms may be dropped off at that time
or brought on the first day of school.
Thanks,
Tara Barnett, RN
Clinton District Registered Nurse
Email: barnettt@clintonsd.org
501-745-6000 ext. 8150
your child healthy and prepared for the upcoming school year.
All medical documentation, including diet orders, medication orders, Asthma Action Plans, Allergy
Action Plans, and other healthcare plans, must be updated and submitted each school year. Please
note that orders from the 2025–2026 school year will expire and will not be valid for the 2026–2027
school year.
Summer break is an excellent time to schedule your child’s medical appointments to ensure that all
required documentation, including medication orders, treatment plans, procedures, and
immunizations, are current prior to the start of the new school year.
If your child has an immunization exemption, please begin the renewal process over the summer to
ensure all required documentation is submitted by the first day of school in August. The application
can be completed online at the following link:
https://onlineimmunizationexemption.adh.arkansas.gov/WebsiteContent/Home-Page.aspx
Additionally, please make arrangements to pick up any unused medications from the nurse’s office by
the last day of school. This includes inhalers, EpiPens, prescription medications, and over-the-
counter medications. The school is unable to store medications over the summer. Any medications
not picked up within 10 days after the last day of school will be disposed of in accordance with proper
safety guidelines.
If your child will require medication or medical care at school next year, please ensure all forms are
completed and signed by a healthcare provider and parent/guardian prior to the first day of school.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and healthy environment for all
students. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the school nurse. The
nurse’s office will reopen the first week of August, and updated forms may be dropped off at that time
or brought on the first day of school.
Thanks,
Tara Barnett, RN
Clinton District Registered Nurse
Email: barnettt@clintonsd.org
501-745-6000 ext. 8150
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Clinton School District.
Happy School Nurse Appreciation Day! Thank you to our amazing school nurses for the care, compassion, and dedication you show our students and staff every single day. Your impact does not go unnoticed—Clinton Schools is better because of you!
Teacher Appreciation Week shoutout to First Service Bank for the delicious treats and custom umbrellas! We appreciate your thoughtful support of our staff and all you do for Clinton Schools.
Teacher Appreciation Week is off to a great start! Thank you to Eric Sutterfield, Nabholz, and Entegrity for treating our teachers to a delicious breakfast this morning.
Our teachers go above and beyond every single day—investing their time, energy, and hearts into helping our students learn, grow, and succeed. Their impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and today was a great reminder of how valued they truly are.
We appreciate your continued support of Clinton Schools and for helping us celebrate the incredible work our teachers do each day.
Our teachers go above and beyond every single day—investing their time, energy, and hearts into helping our students learn, grow, and succeed. Their impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and today was a great reminder of how valued they truly are.
We appreciate your continued support of Clinton Schools and for helping us celebrate the incredible work our teachers do each day.
Kicking off Teacher Appreciation Week with lunch provided for the district by the Eoff Family and James & Crystal Reed. We appreciate their generosity and support of our staff!
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Clinton School District.
It’s Lunch Hero Appreciation Day, and we want to give a HUGE thank you to the amazing individuals who keep our cafeteria running! From early mornings to busy lunch lines, you serve our students with kindness, patience, and heart. Our school wouldn’t be the same without you!
As the school year comes to a close, we would like to share a few important reminders to help keep
your child healthy and prepared for the upcoming school year.
All medical documentation, including diet orders, medication orders, Asthma Action Plans, Allergy
Action Plans, and other healthcare plans, must be updated and submitted each school year. Please
note that orders from the 2025–2026 school year will expire and will not be valid for the 2026–2027
school year.
Summer break is an excellent time to schedule your child’s medical appointments to ensure that all
required documentation, including medication orders, treatment plans, procedures, and
immunizations, are current prior to the start of the new school year.
If your child has an immunization exemption, please begin the renewal process over the summer to
ensure all required documentation is submitted by the first day of school in August. The application
can be completed online at the following link:
https://onlineimmunizationexemption.adh.arkansas.gov/WebsiteContent/Home-Page.aspx
Additionally, please make arrangements to pick up any unused medications from the nurse’s office by
the last day of school. This includes inhalers, EpiPens, prescription medications, and over-the-
counter medications. The school is unable to store medications over the summer. Any medications
not picked up within 10 days after the last day of school will be disposed of in accordance with proper
safety guidelines.
If your child will require medication or medical care at school next year, please ensure all forms are
completed and signed by a healthcare provider and parent/guardian prior to the first day of school.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and healthy environment for all
students. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the school nurse. The
nurse’s office will reopen the first week of August, and updated forms may be dropped off at that time
or brought on the first day of school.
Thanks,
Tara Barnett, RN
Clinton District Registered Nurse
Email: barnettt@clintonsd.org
501-745-6000 ext. 8150
your child healthy and prepared for the upcoming school year.
All medical documentation, including diet orders, medication orders, Asthma Action Plans, Allergy
Action Plans, and other healthcare plans, must be updated and submitted each school year. Please
note that orders from the 2025–2026 school year will expire and will not be valid for the 2026–2027
school year.
Summer break is an excellent time to schedule your child’s medical appointments to ensure that all
required documentation, including medication orders, treatment plans, procedures, and
immunizations, are current prior to the start of the new school year.
If your child has an immunization exemption, please begin the renewal process over the summer to
ensure all required documentation is submitted by the first day of school in August. The application
can be completed online at the following link:
https://onlineimmunizationexemption.adh.arkansas.gov/WebsiteContent/Home-Page.aspx
Additionally, please make arrangements to pick up any unused medications from the nurse’s office by
the last day of school. This includes inhalers, EpiPens, prescription medications, and over-the-
counter medications. The school is unable to store medications over the summer. Any medications
not picked up within 10 days after the last day of school will be disposed of in accordance with proper
safety guidelines.
If your child will require medication or medical care at school next year, please ensure all forms are
completed and signed by a healthcare provider and parent/guardian prior to the first day of school.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and healthy environment for all
students. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the school nurse. The
nurse’s office will reopen the first week of August, and updated forms may be dropped off at that time
or brought on the first day of school.
Thanks,
Tara Barnett, RN
Clinton District Registered Nurse
Email: barnettt@clintonsd.org
501-745-6000 ext. 8150
The Torch Photo Contest is now open for entries. The deadline is May 8, 2026.
Information:
Torch King and Queen Portrait Contest is a portrait contest sponsored by the Torch
Yearbook Staff.
Divisions:
Queen & King: 9th-12th grade
Prince & Princess- 6th-8th grade
Duke & Duchess- PreK-5th grade
Rules:
*The subject must be a student at the Clinton School District.
*Portraits must be at least 4x6, but no larger than 8x10.
*Photos can be e-mailed to hutchinss@clintonsd.org.
*Photos must be in a jpeg or similar photo format (an adobe pdf is not acceptable as it
will not upload into the yearbook software).
*No photo will be entered without a completed form. If you cannot print a form an e-mail
authorization is acceptable.
*You are not allowed to win the same division twice.
**Photos are judged by a third party judge. Torch Yearbook Staff/Advisors or members of the Clinton School District do not take part in judging the photos. Photos are judged on photogenic quality of the subject vs. quality of photographer.
Information:
Torch King and Queen Portrait Contest is a portrait contest sponsored by the Torch
Yearbook Staff.
Divisions:
Queen & King: 9th-12th grade
Prince & Princess- 6th-8th grade
Duke & Duchess- PreK-5th grade
Rules:
*The subject must be a student at the Clinton School District.
*Portraits must be at least 4x6, but no larger than 8x10.
*Photos can be e-mailed to hutchinss@clintonsd.org.
*Photos must be in a jpeg or similar photo format (an adobe pdf is not acceptable as it
will not upload into the yearbook software).
*No photo will be entered without a completed form. If you cannot print a form an e-mail
authorization is acceptable.
*You are not allowed to win the same division twice.
**Photos are judged by a third party judge. Torch Yearbook Staff/Advisors or members of the Clinton School District do not take part in judging the photos. Photos are judged on photogenic quality of the subject vs. quality of photographer.
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Clinton School District.
Happy Administrative Professionals Appreciation Day!
Today we celebrate the individuals who keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Your organization, dedication, and attention to detail make a difference every single day. Thank you for the countless ways you support our staff, students, and community—you are truly appreciated!
Today we celebrate the individuals who keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Your organization, dedication, and attention to detail make a difference every single day. Thank you for the countless ways you support our staff, students, and community—you are truly appreciated!
The Clinton School District continues to lead with stability and strength.
With a 95% teacher retention rate, our educators are choosing to stay, serve, and invest in our students every day.
That consistency matters, and it's one more reason Clinton is a great place to learn and grow.
We would love to show you firsthand what makes Clinton great. Contact Superintendent Tim Smith smitht@clintonsd.org to schedule a tour.
The school choice deadline is June 1st, school choice paperwork can be found by going to www.clintonsd.org. We hope you make the choice to choose Clinton.
With a 95% teacher retention rate, our educators are choosing to stay, serve, and invest in our students every day.
That consistency matters, and it's one more reason Clinton is a great place to learn and grow.
We would love to show you firsthand what makes Clinton great. Contact Superintendent Tim Smith smitht@clintonsd.org to schedule a tour.
The school choice deadline is June 1st, school choice paperwork can be found by going to www.clintonsd.org. We hope you make the choice to choose Clinton.
Summer EBT provides $120 of extra grocery benefits to qualifying families with school-aged children in our community over the summer. Last year, Summer EBT helped 336,000 kids in Arkansas access healthy food while they were out of school. Summer EBT works alongside Summer Meals to keep kids nourished all summer long. Check to see if you’re eligible for Summer EBT. Many children will receive Summer EBT automatically, but some will need to apply. Students ages 5-17 receiving SNAP, TEA, Medicaid Free, or Medicaid Reduced during the current school year should be automatically enrolled. Other students should check to see if they are eligible and need to apply.
You can quickly check eligibility using the QR code below, or at
ar.gov/SummerEBT
If you’re eligible, you can sign up online at access.arkansas.gov.
Click the “Apply for New Benefits” tab, then log in with an existing
Access Arkansas account, or create a new one.
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for the Clinton School District.
