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EVERY STUDENT INSPIRED, EVERY TEAM MEMBER SUPPORTED,
AND EVERY FAMILY ENGAGED.
Round Valley School
March at Round Valley School: Reading and Science: March was a busy and engaging
month at Round Valley School, with students diving into both reading and science in
some fun and meaningful ways.
The month began with Read Across America Week, complete with reading-themed
spirit days and a PTA celebration of reading that brought the school community
together around books. The Clinton Township Foundation also hosted a Read-a-Thon
to encourage students to make daily reading a habit and to help foster a genuine love
of books.
From there, attention turned to science. The PTA sponsored The Super Science Show,
an interactive assembly that had students engaged and curious. The month wrapped up
with Science Night, where local scientists visited the school, a book fair was held and
students had the opportunity to present their own projects in a judged science fair.
It was a great month of learning, and we are grateful to our PTA, Foundation, and
community partners for making it all possible.
Clinton Township Middle School
On Friday, February 27, CTMS hosted the 16th Annual Relay for Life.
The tradition, started by Ms. Cormican sixteen years ago, continued this
year with the lofty goal of reaching $500,000 raised for cancer research
since the event began. I am happy to announce that after this year's event,
that goal has been met!
The American Cancer Society recognized Relay for Life Event Leadership
Team members and individuals for making this milestone possible.
Additionally, the entire CTMS community participated in a Change for
Hope homeroom challenge, purchased luminarias, and made donations
to this incredible organization. During the event, school and community
members gathered to participate in the opening ceremony, relay activities,
and a closing ceremony, all led by our student Event Leadership Team.
Overall, it was a beautiful event in support of a great cause.
TREP$ is a student entrepreneur program, where
students create, market, and sell items at a Student
Marketplace. This year we have 160 students
participating, and they are creating many creative
and unique items to sell. MARK YOUR CALENDAR
for Tuesday, April 21 from 6:00-8:00 pm!
Corey Bunnicelli was the recipient of
our 2026 Unsung Hero Award.
