If you're a farmer or grain elevator operator, a first of its kind program at Clinton High School might get your attention.
Clinton High School is set to roll out their long anticipated CDL program later this month. Principal Jerry Wayne indicates they have six students ready to begin the course in partnership with Richland Community College.
According to Wayne, the program will come at no cost to students as Write Stuff For Kids of Clinton has stepped up to foot the bill to start out.
Wayne believes the six students initially in the program is a good starting point for the program. He hopes to see that number grow as the program continues to build.
Wayne indicates this is the first CDL program offering at the high school level in Illinois. He credits Superintendent Curt Nettles with putting in the legwork to get this program off the ground.
