Cleveland Public School - Home of the Clippers

Although too far back to remember, some of the 38 members of the CHS class of 2026, those who attended Lynell Rohlfing’s preschool class, began every school day with a welcome s...

With several hundred student musicians in grade 5 though 12 distributed into half a dozen jazz bands performing in the afternoon on May 4 and four concert bands—up one from a year...

Seniors David Draheim and Anna Kawatski-Klein ended their high school golf careers at the Section 2AA meet last week. The tournament was held at the New Prague Country Club. ...

Since classes ended last Friday, Cleveland school has gone to the dogs… Dalmatians to be precise. One hundred and one of them to be even more precise as Disney’s 101 Dalmatians...

The “Romp 100, the 100 best books used to teach literacy to Karin Miller and Tonja Baker’s kindergarteners this year, have several key elements. First off, they feature rela...

Baseball is a mirage. One day, it entices you with the illusion of control and predictability. The next, it breaks your heart in random ways, sometimes through an avalanche of hi...

Elem-Welsh cemetery, about three miles northwest of Cleveland in Ottawa Township, was the site of this year’s Memorial Day service. Keynote speaker Cleveland American Legion Post...

A 5:01.68 finish in the 1600 for Charlotte Meyer at the section meet on Janesville on Saturday represented several milestones for the freshman. First off, Meyer, who said she d...

For the third-straight season, Jake Mueller was the top male shooter on the Cleveland trap team. Among the four Clipper girls, Olivia Reinhardt was the shooting star. Muelle...

Labradoodles and German Shepherds and wolves and ducks and tigers and bears… Oh my. Those were the animal choices kids got to stuff during the Early Childhood and Family Educati...

Broken, bruised but not beaten, the Clipper baseball team overcame injuries to upset host Springfield, the section second seed, in an elimination game yesterday (Thursday). The 8...

After both Loyola/Cleveland/Mankato Christian Academy boys and girls won the Tomahawk-Valley Conference championship in Sleepy Eye on May 14, 27 Crusader athletes earned the right...

A couple of defensive miscues led to the Clipper girls’ downfall at Caswell Park on Saturday as they fell 3-2 in the bottom of the eighth to Martin County West and, in the elimina...

Third-seeded Sleepy Eye kept the Clipper boys under control yesterday (Tuesday), winning the second round of the section 8-2 While it looked like the sixth-seeded Clippers might ...

Winning the first playoff game since the 2020-21 season will be this year’s version of the boys basketball team’s greatest legacy. The Clippers finished with a 13-14 overall rec...

While the varsity softball girls were preparing for the playoffs, they took a timeout to work on a foundation for the future last Sunday (May 17) when they hosted an elementary so...

Visiting 11-ranked GFW didn’t give the sixth-seeded Clipper boys a ton of trouble in the first round of the Section 2A playoffs on Thursday. The 12-3 victory sets up a game again...

Each posting a 47, the trap team’s highest score of the season, Jake Mueller and Blake Stocker were the top guns in the final competition on Wednesday. Both are freshmen. Mue...

Since Brooke Vogel’s first and second-grade classroom is directly below Anneliese Johnson’s high school science lab, her students sometimes hear the faint rumbling of students...

A standing ovation…hugs and high fives…laughter…saline tracks... In an emotional ritual on their last day of high school, thirty-eight seniors took part in a walkthrough yesterda...