Seventh graders engaged in a science project over three class periods to build successful solar ovens, learning about the design process and trial and error while harnessing solar energy to cook and ultimately eat s'mores.

Inspired by family and prior running experience, eighth-grade cross country runners describe the difficult sport as one that builds endurance and perseverance and is enjoyed because of the ability to pass people at the finish line.

Coaches who are also teachers at Clay Middle School highlight that the most rewarding aspect of their experience is witnessing the progressive improvement of athletes throughout the season, characterized by successes ranging from observing cross country times drop to celebrating players' skill development and memorable victories in basketball.

Students find out what makes Clay unique.

Listen in as Clay eighth grade cheerleaders Kelsey Olirri and Eleanor Sheidi detail the hard work and unique elements—from crowd-interactive signs and stunts to a fast-paced dance—that go into their halftime routine, which they hope will be longer than the current 30 seconds and will carry over into the basketball season.

The transition to sixth grade at Clay Middle School introduces both academic and logistical challenges, most notably the heavier homework load and the struggle for timeliness due to the short five-minute passing periods. Conversely, the experience offers positive elements such as increased freedom and responsibility, the formation of new friendships, and engaging curriculum, exemplified by the Civics utopian project.

This episode of Clay Classic News Presents, hosted by Jacob and Max, discusses the Western Front of World War I, explaining how the war started in 1914 following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the failure of Germany's Schlieffen Plan due to Belgian resistance, the front's 440-mile span from Belgium to Switzerland, the use of weapons like artillery and machine guns, the staggering over 4 million casualties, major battles including the Somme, Ypres (where trench warfare began), and Verdun, and the lasting impact of the fighting.

In this episode of the Clay Classic News, reporters take a deep-dive into the history of wrestling.