Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.

Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to educate and empower our students to reach their potential.
Our vision is all students will graduate college and career ready.




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   Student Spotlight
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Military Friendly District   

CMCSS is a military-friendly district that is committed to supporting the needs of military-connected students and families. The district has a number of programs and resources in place to help students adjust to the challenges of moving and transitioning to a new school. Our staff and administration understand the unique challenges that children from military families face and are committed to helping students succeed academically as well as in their future endeavors.

   Employee Spotlight
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Thank you SROs, Substitutes, Warehouse, and Book Processing

In CMCSS, we share a vision for the well-being of each of our students. The dedication and determination of our School Resource Officers, Substitutes, Warehouse and Book Processing employees allow our school communities to thrive. Each day, this diverse group keeps our schools safe, our classrooms operating effectively in the absence of teachers, and students and employees having the textbooks, furniture, and other resources they need to succeed.

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SATURDAY SHOUT-OUT 📣

Join us in congratulating Karlie Saelens, a 9th-grader at Clarksville High. She is one of 4,500 students nationwide who were nominated and accepted into the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. The program is designed for the most gifted, high-achieving high school and college students who aspire to a career as a physician (M.D.) or medical scientist (Ph.D.)

📷: Photo and information were submitted. If you have CMCSS student, faculty, or staff-related accolades or recognition to submit for consideration, please email [email protected].
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SATURDAY SHOUT-OUT 📣

Join us in congratulating Karlie Saelens, a 9th-grader at Clarksville High. She is one of 4,500 students nationwide who were nominated and accepted into the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. The program is designed for the most gifted, high-achieving high school and college students who aspire to a career as a physician (M.D.) or medical scientist (Ph.D.)

📷: Photo and information were submitted. If you have CMCSS student, faculty, or staff-related accolades or recognition to submit for consideration, please email newsletter@cmcss.net.

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🌟 Three CMCSS Schools are the Recipient of Google Grants 🌟

Google and Google.org contributed over $200,000 to 12 local community organizations in Tennessee. The community impact funds are part of the company’s commitment to advancing technology, STEAM education, and sustainability efforts.

Three CMCSS schools, including Moore Magnet STEAM Elementary School, Kirkwood Elementary School, and Richview Middle School, received funding.

Moore Magnet Elementary School, in partnership with the CMC Education Foundation, will use the funding to enhance STEM programming for students. Kirkwood Elementary will enhance the education experience of students by providing new technology. Richview Middle School will use the funding to expand the school’s award-winning hydroponic gardening curriculum. This unique, hands-on learning experience allows students to explore advanced plant-growing techniques. Throughout the year, each grade level has the opportunity to use the gardens for different concepts related to their curriculum.

“Google’s investment in Richview Middle School has really made science come to life for its students," said Ronnie "Devin" Roberts, STEM teacher at Richview Middle. "Starting from seeds, they are growing, preserving, and learning about sustaining the supply of food and turning our STEM classroom into a real innovation hub. This experience is building a foundation for long-term community impact as we expand our efforts in addressing food scarcity and insecurity in our area."
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🌟 Three CMCSS Schools are the Recipient of Google Grants 🌟

Google and Google.org contributed over $200,000 to 12 local community organizations in Tennessee. The community impact funds are part of the company’s commitment to advancing technology, STEAM education, and sustainability efforts.

Three CMCSS schools, including Moore Magnet STEAM Elementary School, Kirkwood Elementary School, and Richview Middle School, received funding. 

Moore Magnet Elementary School, in partnership with the CMC Education Foundation, will use the funding to enhance STEM programming for students. Kirkwood Elementary will enhance the education experience of students by providing new technology. Richview Middle School will use the funding to expand the school’s award-winning hydroponic gardening curriculum. This unique, hands-on learning experience allows students to explore advanced plant-growing techniques. Throughout the year, each grade level has the opportunity to use the gardens for different concepts related to their curriculum.

“Google’s investment in Richview Middle School has really made science come to life for its students, said Ronnie Devin Roberts, STEM teacher at Richview Middle. Starting from seeds, they are growing, preserving, and learning about sustaining the supply of food and turning our STEM classroom into a real innovation hub. This experience is building a foundation for long-term community impact as we expand our efforts in addressing food scarcity and insecurity in our area.
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SATURDAY SHOUT-OUT 📣

Join us in congratulating Karlie Saelens, a 9th-grader at Clarksville High. She is one of 4,500 students nationwide who were nominated and accepted into the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. The program is designed for the most gifted, high-achieving high school and college students who aspire to a career as a physician (M.D.) or medical scientist (Ph.D.)

📷: Photo and information were submitted. If you have CMCSS student, faculty, or staff-related accolades or recognition to submit for consideration, please email [email protected].
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💚🤍 Teacher of the Year Celebrations 🤍💚
Featuring: Robert Large
📸: Northwest High School

Robert Large is a science teacher at Northwest High School and the Vikings` Teacher of the Year! As a teacher for the past seven years, Mr. Large says what he`s learned most from his students is patience. "Growth requires equity, and growing up, there were many times when equity was not provided in my learning," he shared. "Therefore, working with my students in small groups has given me an opportunity to be patient, provide rigorous instruction, and support each student so they all experience growth."

Thank you, Mr. Large, for your focus on supporting our students` individual needs!
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Our three District Teacher of the Year finalists explain why they love teaching and their students share why they feel their teacher deserves this recognition. On February 20, over 70 teachers across the district will be recognized by the CMC Education Foundation at the awards banquet. The top three Teachers of the Year will have the opportunity to win an all-expenses-paid trip for two, courtesy of our partners at Wyatt Johnson Automotive Group! The grand prize winner will be randomly selected that evening. @cmcedfoundation ...

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PROJECT ADAM HEART SAFE SCHOOL 🩺🩷

CMCSS has renewed and received the Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation! To earn this distinction, the district established a cardiac response team and completed drills.

Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation is attained by schools upon successful implementation of a quality sudden cardiac arrest program of awareness, training and effective emergency response to promote a Heart Safe environment for students, visitors and staff as outlined within the Heart Safe School Checklist. We appreciate the diligent and committed work of our Safety & Health team and School Nurses who focus on safety daily!

Learn more about Project Adam here: https://projectadam.com/Heart-safe-schools
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TONIGHT Parent and Guardian Feedback Request

CMCSS is currently conducting a science textbook adoption process. We invite all families to review and provide feedback on the state-approved textbook choices by each level (elementary, middle, high school) to help inform the review committee’s recommendations for School Board approval. All textbooks being reviewed by CMCSS have already been approved by the Tennessee State Textbook and Instructional Materials Quality Commission.

Review the Science Instructional Materials Review website from the Instruction and Curriculum Department here: https://sites.google.com/cmcss.net/cmcsssciencematerialsreview/home. You can review digital versions of the materials and provide feedback.

CMCSS will conduct two science textbook preview nights IN PERSON from 4-7 p.m. each night:
🔬 Wednesday, February 12
🔬 Thursday, February 13

Held at Central Service South (1312 Highway 48/13)
These are open sessions, and families can attend at any time within the window.
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THIS THURSDAY 📆
Alternate Pathways to Teaching

Join our information sessions to learn more about alternative pathways to teaching. Offered the second Thursday of every month at 4:00 p.m. at Central Services Gracey (621 Gracey Ave.)

If you are interested in becoming an educator but do not hold a teaching certification, CMCSS can help. Turn your passion into purpose by obtaining a job-embedded license. Anyone with a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution is eligible to apply.

Learn more at cmcss.net/teach.
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🚌💛 Love the Bus Month 💛🚌
Featuring: Austin McWhorter
Senior Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic

Austin McWhorter is a Senior Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic for CMCSS. He has been with the school system for almost six years. "He loves his buses! He takes great pride in his work, making sure that the kids’ safety is a top priority every day," said his wife, Megan.

Austin is focused on continuous improvement, finding ways to be current and educated in the field of school bus mechanics. He also enjoys working on the county’s fleet of emergency response vehicles and serves as a support if there is an accident or situation that needs to be tended to as one of the drivers for the CMCSS’s wrecker.

"I’m thankful for the good job my husband has to serve the families of Clarksville and Montgomery County," said Megan.

February is Love the Bus Month, and we are celebrating our drivers, aides, and mechanics all month long. We want to share why our students, staff, and families love their bus drivers. You can submit a photo or video to [email protected] sharing why your driver(s) make a big difference! (Your submission may be shared on the CMCSS Facebook or Instagram account.)
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