Clarksville-Montgomery County School System added 10 new photos — with Becky Padgett and Jimmie M Garland.

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Congratulations to all of those being recognized with Points of Pride this month!

First, we offer kudos to Rossview High senior Josh Hunter, who has been named a National Merit finalist.

CMCSS was well represented this year in the State Wrestling Tournament with the following achievements:

In Individual – Boys:
Clarksville High’s Christian Isbell was State Champion in the 132lb weight class
Clarksville High’s Bradley Williams was State Champion in the 195lb weight class
Rossview High’s Logan McMillan was 2nd place in the 220lb weight class
Rossview High’s Samuel Shires was 3rd place in the 113lb weight class

In Individual – Girls:
Rossview High’s Robin Yunis was State Champion in the 125lb weight class
Rossview High’s Emma Walker was State Champion in the 132 weight class
Rossview High’s Kyelia Maxwell was State Champion in the 160lb weight class
Rossview High’s Saqara Buchanan was 2nd Place in the 140lb weight class

Northwest High’s Catherine Palmieri was State Champion in the 190lb weight class
Northwest High’s Deyla Brito-Perez was 2nd place in the 170lb weight class
Northwest High’s NovaLee Feichko was 2nd place in the 215lb weight class
Northwest High’s Taylor Rickley was 3rd place in the 150lb weight class
Northwest High’s Brianna Teasley was 3rd place in the 160lb weigh class

Montgomery Central’s Vivian Hurn was State Champion in the 150lb weight class

In Team competition:
Rossview Girls were both the State Dual Tournament Champions and State Individual Tournament Champions (for the second year in a row)

Northwest Girls were the State Individual Tournament Runners-Up

From wrestling to music, we want to recognize students from Kenwood and Rossview High Schools who have received the prestigious honor of being named to the All State Band and All State Orchestra. They include:

From Kenwood: Emma Kreuser – All State Band
From Rossview: Olivia Voldarski– All State Band; Hunter Keeran – All State Orchestra; Shelby White– All State Band; Rianne Brown– All State Band; and, Ashley Rands– All State Band

Kenwood High Director of Bands is Mary Suiter and Rossview High Director of Bands is Brock J. Cobb.
Rossview High School Latin Teacher Ryan Vinson was one of 10 teachers nationally chosen in Varsity Brands’ 4th Annual School Spirited Awards as most spirited teacher. In addition to being the Latin teacher, Mr. Vinson is sponsor of the “Rossview Rowdies,” a spirit club at the school.ADER: CHEER
Entrants must be nominated by a student, colleague or community member, and submissions must include a short essay outlining why the nominee is deserving of this award, one letter of recommendation, and a photo demonstrating the nominee's work. According to the award, this teacher understands that achievement means more than a number in a gradebook. It means helping students discover their strengths, passions and confidence. Students feel this teacher cares about them both academically and personally. This teacher has a genuine love and loyalty for his/her school and supports it in every way possible. National winners will be announced May 11 at the School Spirit Awards Show in Orlando, FL.
Our final recognition for March goes to Kenwood Middle School music and choir teacher Robert Neumeyer, who coordinated the first ever CMCSS Middle School Choral Festival. The purpose of the festival was to provide a local opportunity for students to receive constructive feedback from professional adjudicators in order to reflect upon and grow in their musical art form. Almost all of the choirs received a perfect score in sight reading, and all eight choirs performing received a superior performance designation. Mr. Neumeyer’s vision and organization brought recognition to a number of middle school students. ... See MoreSee Less

Clarksville-Montgomery County School System

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Chess and cosmetology in the same post!? Yes, because offering our students choices is important to us since it increases students' engagement, motivation, and effort while helping them explore opportunities for their future. Representing that drive to provide choices, last week, CMCSS schools offered both a chess tournament and a cosmetology competition.

For the cosmetology competition hosted at Austin's Beauty College, congratulations to the following winners:
1st Place: Mishelle Resendiz
2nd Place: Cheyanne Wheeler
3rd Place: Tiara Norrington

For the chess tournament at Richview Middle, congratulations to the following winners:
1st Place: Thomas Bean
2nd Place: Allister Banasiak
3rd Place: Mark Holleman

(Photo Credits: Karen Pitts and Jason Groppel) ... See MoreSee Less