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CMCSS Schools 2-Hour Delay Thursday, May 9
All CMCSS schools will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Thursday, May 9. With the expected strong storms, additional rain, and flooding overnight, the delay will provide additional time to ensure buildings are operational, and it will improve visibility for the morning commute. We will update families early tomorrow morning if there is a need for an additional delay or closure. Update and Appreciation All students have been transported home. We cannot reiterate enough our appreciation for your patience and understanding today. Thank you to our bus drivers and Transportation Department for working diligently to transport students home during this severe weather. Thank you to our faculty, staff, and administrators who stayed late to ensure students were safe at school until they could get home. Thank you to our families for adjusting plans and for the many who jumped in to support schools as we sheltered in place together this afternoon. Our Operations Department continuously monitors the weather. From our briefings with the National Weather Service around 9 p.m. last evening and again at 3 a.m. this morning, the main concern was for the line of storms that will move in later tonight and overnight. Based on that guidance from the National Weather Service, leadership discussed early this morning that we would not make any operational changes but would remain on high alert, closely monitoring the weather if we needed to make any shifts. Weather changes quickly, and we needed to make several shifts this afternoon. It takes around 3.5 to 4 hours to transport all students home on a typical school day, so by the time the storms began to intensify earlier than expected, an early dismissal was not an option. We know not all families may have agreed with our decision to dismiss on regular schedule. Many families who […]
CMCSS School Board Presents Point of Pride Awards – April 2024
Point of Pride awards were announced during the April 23 meeting.
Congratulations to our Class of 2024 Valedictorians and Salutatorians!
Valedictorian – Ella Smith Salutatorian – Ryan Bellamy Valedictorian – Angelica Heisey Salutatorian – Krystal LaBelle Valedictorian – Robert Leal Frost Salutatorian – Rylee Donovan-Dill Clark Valedictorian – Sarah Turpen Salutatorian – Drew Yarbrough Valedictorian – Adriana Juana Garcia Salutatorian – Mallory Paige Couts Valedictorian – Kevin Shaw Salutatorian – Emma Becker Valedictorian – Saanvi Burle Salutatorian – Brady Davidson Valedictorian – Janyamol Marie Paine Salutatorian – Madison Olivia Bennett Salutatorian – Madison Michelle Clayborne
LIVE STREAM: Watch the 2024 CMCSS High School Graduations Here
All CMCSS graduations will be live-streamed via the links below. Streams will not be active until the scheduled graduation time indicated. A recorded version of the graduation will be available following the ceremonies on the CMCSS YouTube page. Adult Education May 22, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live Adult High School May 22, 202412:00 p.m. Watch Live Clarksville High School May 23, 20247:00 p.m. Watch Live CMCSS K-12 Virtual School May 22, 20242:00 p.m. Watch Live Kenwood High School May 25, 20243:00 p.m. Watch Live Kirkwood High School May 24, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live Middle College at APSU May 22, 202410:00 a.m. Watch Live Montgomery Central High School May 25, 202412:00 p.m. Watch Live Northeast High School May 25, 20249:00 a.m. Watch Live Northwest High School May 24, 20247:00 p.m. Watch Live Rossview High School May 23, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live West Creek High School May 25, 20246:00 p.m. Watch Live
Chief Financial Officer Selected
Jeffrey G. Taylor has been selected as the Chief Financial Officer for the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System. He will be replacing Christopher Reneau who is transitioning back to the private sector in a financial role with Millan Enterprises, LLC, a long-standing Partner in Education and supporter of CMCSS and the community. Taylor has served as the Director of Accounts and Budgets for Montgomery County since 2014. In this role, he prepared the budget for Montgomery County Government, collaborated with all departments, including CMCSS, supervised accounting operations and activities, and maintained strong financial positions for the various funds of Montgomery County. Previously, he served as a staff accountant in the Montgomery County Trustee’s Office. Other experience includes Thurman Campbell Group, PLC, Precision Printing & Packaging, and Emerson Electric. He began his experience and learned the value of hard work as a young man on his family’s tobacco farm in Kentucky. “Having worked closely with Jeff during my tenure as Director of Schools, I am excited to welcome him to our team,” stated Dr. Jean Luna-Vedder, Director of Schools. “He is joining CMCSS with a wealth of knowledge about our community, public finance, and the District’s systems and processes. His integrity and experience will ensure CMCSS continues to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars and has the resources needed to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.” Taylor earned his B.B.A. in Accounting and Finance summa cum laude from Austin Peay State University. He completed the County Certified Finance Officer (CCFO) Program through the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury and the County Technical Assistance Service. “Public education is close to my heart,” stated Taylor. “My wife has been an educator in CMCSS for nearly 30 years, my mother is a retired teacher, many of my family members are educators, and […]
Academies of CMCSS Summer Camps 2024
Several high schools offer summer camp opportunities to elementary and middle school students.
2024-2025 CMCSS Budget Feedback
Please review the proposed 2024-2025 CMCSS budget and provide any feedback you have.
CMCSS Music Programs Awarded Nearly $150,000 Towards New Instruments
Mr. Holland Opus Foundation Names Seven Schools in Grant
School Board Point of Pride Awards March 2024
Point of Pride awards are presented to students, faculty, and staff.
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