Clinton Breakfast Optimist Club

Clinton Breakfast Optimist Club Producing and providing area youth with positive activities which encourage personal growth

First day of games is just around the corner! See pics below for each age’s full season of matches. We’ll see you Sunday...
04/08/2026

First day of games is just around the corner! See pics below for each age’s full season of matches. We’ll see you Sunday at Sportland!

Pictured below with Club President, Becky Myers (middle) the Clinton Optimist Club welcomed Emma Lohse (left) and Lesli ...
04/03/2026

Pictured below with Club President, Becky Myers (middle) the Clinton Optimist Club welcomed Emma Lohse (left) and Lesli Mackey (right) from the Clinton Public Library. Emma and Lesli detailed the numerous exciting spring and summer offerings that the Library has on the horizon. They detailed how their annual Summer Reading program kicks-off on June first, followed promptly by a dinosaur program in partnership with the Terre Haute Children's Museum.

Unbeknownst to the Club, the annual Summer Reading Program includes adult readers and there's a fun "Clinton" component where our library competes against other "Clinton" municipalities across the country.

Thank you Emma, Lesli, and the entire staff of the Clinton Public Library for the continued amazing work that you do - not only for the youth of Clinton - but for all of Vermillion County.

03/27/2026

OPTIMIST SPRING SOCCER
Coaches in the soccer program must complete a training course before they are given their team rosters to contact and practice. The majority of coaches have completed the course and should be in the process of contacting their players. The remaining few coaches should be completing the training and should be contacting their players during the next few days. Please remember that all of the coaches are volunteers and are taking their personal time to coach in the soccer ptrogram.

Hannah Montanez, teacher at South Vermillion High School, spoke to the Clinton Optimists about a new class being offered...
03/17/2026

Hannah Montanez, teacher at South Vermillion High School, spoke to the Clinton Optimists about a new class being offered that focuses on public services and careers in that area. Students have learned about jobs in government, education, healthcare, emergency services, environmental conservation, community organizations, and the military. Ms. Montanez stated the goal of the class is not to push students toward one specific career, but to help them understand the broad landscape of public service and the essential role it plays in a healthy democracy. She added that in alignment with the new graduation requirements made by the state of Indiana, this specific course was created for students who wish to earn the Enlistment and Service Seal on their diploma. Ideally, students will strive to attain a seal that will prepare them individually for continued education, employment, or enlistment and service.

02/28/2026

Today (2/28) is last day to sign up for spring soccer at
"clintonoptimist.com"

02/28/2026

Optimist Spring Soccer
Last chance to register Sat. 2/28.
Online at "clintonoptimist.com" or at Clinton Public Library from 10AM to 1PM.

02/27/2026

Optimist Spring Soccer-Feb.27&28 Last Two Days To Signup. At Clinton Public Library 2/28 From 10AM to 1PM. Online at "clintonoptimist.com:

02/24/2026

LAST WEEK FOR OPTIMIST SPRING SOCCER REGISTRATIONS. ONLINE AT "clintonoptimist.com" OR AT Clinton Public Library ON Saturday, 2/28 FROM 10 AM TO 1 PM.

02/20/2026

SOCCER REGISTRATIONS ARE AT Clinton Public Library ON 2/21 FROM 10AM TO 1 PM.

02/20/2026

OPTIMIST SPRING SOCCER REGISTRATION TOMORROW, FEB. 21 FROM 10 AM TO 1 PM

Congratulations to all the youth who participated in the annual Clinton Breakfast Optimist Club oratorical and essay con...
02/19/2026

Congratulations to all the youth who participated in the annual Clinton Breakfast Optimist Club oratorical and essay contest. Prizes of $500, $250 and $100 were awarded to first, second and third place finishers in both contests. Emma Weir placed first and Matilda Kelsheimer second in the oratorical contest. These ladies will be representing the local club at the district speech contest in March where they have the opportunity to advance to compete for up to $20,000 in scholarships. Lane Thomann placed first in the essay competition. His essay will be entered in the district competition where three scholarships of up to $2,500 will be given. Second in the essay contest was Emma Weir and in a three-way tie for third were Aidan Lacey, Matthew Howard and Nora Thomann.

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