Clay Classic News Presents...

CCN reporters talk to 7th grade students about Egypt books

CCN reporters talked to German language students to find out what they're learning.

CCN reporters get the scoop on Clay cheerleaders.

CCN reporters checked out tryouts at the beginning of the boys basketball season.

CCN reporters checked in on boys basketball team tryouts

CCN reporters interview fullback players.

CCN reports on Aug. 29 game against Creekside.

CCN reports get the chance to talk to volleyball players about games and practice.

CCN Reporters talk to cheerleaders about practice and what it's like to be in front of the crowds.

CCN reporters sit down with Coach Giles to learn more about the Clay volleyball team.

Reporters talked to Mr. Dial, STEM teacher, and Mr. McVey, eighth grade science teacher, to find out what they do when not at Clay.

Reporters find out what the job of a goalie is during a soccer match.

Student reporters find out how students mostly use their phones

In this episode of the Clay Classic News Presents...7th grade news communication students created radio news stories similar to those heard on NPR. Seventh grade science classes learn about basic physics and construct parachutes and helicopters.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News Presents...7th grade news communication students created radio news stories similar to those heard on NPR. Clay participated in the annual Riley Dance Marathon, with the help from the high school.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News Presents...7th grade news communication students created radio news stories similar to those heard on NPR. A couple weeks ago, the Clay SRA hosted a talent show as the Legacy Project by the eighth grade SRA members. They raised money to update the facade of the auditorium.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News Presents...7th grade news communication students created radio news stories similar to those heard on NPR. Here's a story about the seventh grade baseball team.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News Presents...7th grade news communication students created radio news stories similar to those heard on NPR. Sixth grade students, in science, are currently building Rube Goldberg contraptions as they learn about simple machines.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about the Ningen.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about Unicorns.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about Fairies.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about the Chupacabra.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about Bigfoot.

Seventh graders were tasked with research one of the mysterious cryptids out in the wild -- a creature that is claimed to exist, but proof has never been found. In this episode, you'll learn a little bit more about the Yeti.

This year's eighth grade class had quite the journey going through middle school during a pandemic. Listen to two Clay Classic News reporters as they talk about their time at Clay Middle School before they head off to high school.