| 19 Sep |
High School Parent-Teacher Conferences |
| 24 Sep |
School Board Formal Meeting |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 26 Sep |
Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences |
| 03 Oct |
Middle School Parent-Teacher Conferences |
| 08 Oct |
School Board Study Session |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 14 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 15 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 16 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 17 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 18 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 22 Oct |
School Board Formal Meeting |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 30 Oct |
Report Cards |
Classified Employee Spotlight: Bus Drivers, Mechanics, and Bus Aides
Today, we celebrate the incredible Student Transportation team who safely transport our students to and from school daily. Your hard work, dedication, and friendly smiles make a world of difference in our community! Thank you for going the extra mile and for always being there for our students.
Let’s show our appreciation—drop a positive comment below to share your favorite bus driver! 👇
📷: Byrns Darden Elementary School, Hazelwood Elementary School, Norman Smith Elementary School, and West Creek Elementary School shared some treats with their drivers today!
Clarksville Third Grader Named Local Youth Heart Ambassador, Advocates for Heart Health - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information
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Clarksville, TN - The American Heart Association, celebrating 100 years of lifesaving service in 2024, has selected a third grader at Liberty Elementary
September is national Attendance Awareness Month! Together, we can improve student achievement because every minute matters!
#AttendanceAwareness #K12Achievement
Kirkwood Elementary teachers got a big surprise this week - the school applied for a Google grant and was awarded $22,951.00! The money will be used to bring several different STEM-related activities into the school, including robots, a 3D printer, and hydroponic tower gardens.
Classified Employee Spotlight: Bus Drivers, Mechanics, and Bus Aides
Today, we celebrate the incredible Student Transportation team who safely transport our students to and from school daily. Your hard work, dedication, and friendly smiles make a world of difference in our community! Thank you for going the extra mile and for always being there for our students.
Let’s show our appreciation—drop a positive comment below to share your favorite bus driver! 👇
Kirkwood Elementary teachers got a big surprise this week - the school applied for a Google grant and was awarded $22,951.00! The money will be used to bring several different STEM-related activities into the school, including robots, a 3D printer, and hydroponic tower gardens.
Our students are ready for Constitution Week (September 17-23)! Thanks to our State Representatives and local leaders, who dropped off copies of the Constitution for students. Martha Washington may even make an appearance!
To learn more about Constitution Week, visit, https://www.dar.org/national-society/education/constitution-week
Homecoming season is here! Show us your school pride by sharing your photos. Either tag the district or email [email protected]. Your photo may be featured on the CMCSS social media pages!
Save the Date - Interested in Teaching? 📅
If you are interested in earning a college degree at no cost, consider attending an informational meeting for the Teacher Residency Program.
November 7
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
For those interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree in a three-year accelerated program to teach elementary grades K-5 with a special education endorsement.
(Open to those who do not currently hold a bachelor`s degree, including high school seniors.)
November 14
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
For those who have a bachelor’s degree and are interested in obtaining a master’s degree or certification to teach middle-grade English or Math (with an optional English Language Learners certification), or are seeking a master’s degree in K-5 with dual certification in Special Education.
Both meetings will be held at Central Services South, 1312 State Highway 48.
Learn more at www.cmcss.net/trp.
When we make an effort to understand where others are coming from, we foster empathy, build stronger relationships, and grow as individuals. 💪 ✨ Whether it`s through conversations, stories, or just listening more deeply, embracing diverse viewpoints helps us connect on a more meaningful level.
Mike Andrews shared this sentiment with his art students at Montgomery Central Elementary School. After inviting local artist Tracy Bettencourt to share her experience, students had the chance to create artwork using Tracy`s style and medium. Watch their excitement!
Montgomery Central Elementary students had a unique lesson in perspective this week. Using the overarching theme of “Character Matters” students participated in lessons during reading that discussed topics ranging from encountering challenges to meeting new people.
Local artist, Tracy Bettencourt, partnered with art teacher Mike Andrews to work alongside students and discuss the challenges she experiences daily as a vision-impaired artist.
Students created paintings using her style and medium. We are so proud of our students for challenging themselves and our educators for teaching that character counts daily!