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From populations of 425,000 to 412….new high school math teacher Ashley Stoel has taught in cities large and small. She landed at Cleveland school this fall because it has an ...

As a young child, an elementary classroom was a stable space for Jordan Elias . Now, as a new teacher at Cleveland, she wants her classroom to provide all the fun and joy of le...

High school special education teacher Clare Sallstrom is a new teacher at Cleveland this year…sort of. Starting in 2017, Sallstrom taught in Cleveland for three years at the el...

As the varsity volleyball girls were working their way through a school record 24 match triumphs last season and senior Greta Hahn was setting up 765 points, freshman Delaney ...

New physical education and health teacher Madisyn Loken wants to show her K-12 students that PE is much more than just playing games. After all, an increased level of physical ...

While Chris Seeman will be an addition to the CHS ranks this fall as a Title One Reading Intervention teacher, she is not new to the community. After all, Seeman has been a re...

After an easy win over host New Ulm Cathedral in game one n, the Clipper JV girls came out on the short end of game two but came back to beat the Greyhounds in game three for a 2...

New Ulm Cathedral put up a fierce fight but fell to the visiting Clipper C girls 2-0 on Thursday. The Clippers never trailed in game one. Both teams had trouble landing the ball...

The 2024-2025 school year is about to begin! If you need some new CLIPPER apparel for the school year, we are here to help! The Booster Club has moved to selling Clipper gear onl...

While varsity volleyball players helped put on a youth volleyball camp last Saturday and Sunday, some of them were attendees back in 2019, when a Clipper volleyball camp for elem...

There were the Dutchmen of course, The Six Fat ones and The Skinny variety too. There were Dutchmen from the Country, from Ivanhoe and from the Riverside. There were the Jolly ...

Feeding, watering, cleaning the stall, grooming, riding, tidying up … the chores required to be a horse owner, done day in and day out, never end. But for Amelia Baker (left) ...

When Greg Muellerleile (CHS 1966) took the Cleveland Township Hall stage for his first ever rock ‘n’ roll performance, he couldn’t have imagined he would still be performing ...

Growing up with pigs and cows on a hobby farm in Tomah Wisconsin, about midway between La Crosse and Wisconsin Dells on Interstate 90, Jordan Kuehl developed a general love for ...

Running through the streets of Madison Lake during its town celebration Paddlefish Days on Saturday morning, Charlotte Meyer won the female division of the Patrick Freeberg Memo...

New uniforms, new equipment, new faces…and dozens of pounds of additional muscle fiber. Much has changed for the Cleveland football team, and it showed at the football camp, hel...

The culmination of lessons learned through his years as a Scout, CHS 2024 graduate Dylan Zimmerman’s Eagle Scout project, completed in the spring of 2023, was renovating a fire...

Investing five hours on a Saturday to up their basketball skills, 21 Cleveland high school boys and girls attended the Pure Intensity basketball camp today. The camp was operate...

When Dave and Mary Krenik reached out to Jaci (Voit) Kopet (CHS 1988) to give the honorary cancer survivor speech at the 31st annual Le Sueur County American Cancer Society Rel...

While the heavy rains of this spring and summer have kept the baseball and softball fields beyond adequately watered, consistently growing turf, which makes for safe fields to play...