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Students, faculty, and staff were presented Point of Pride awards at the September formal school board meeting.

As part of our ongoing effort to share our district’s story, we are launching a new district podcast! CMCSS Spotlight highlights the people, places, and moments that are the defining difference in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System. In the first episode, we welcome Robin Burton, Executive Director of the CMC Education Foundation. The Education Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with over 30 years of supporting our students, faculty, and staff. Learn more about how the foundation’s mission and vision have evolved over the years, as well as its plans for the future. EDUCATION FOUNDATION NEWS The Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation is pleased to announce Google as the presenting sponsor of the CMC Education Foundation’s Teacher Warehouse and the 2026 Academic Awards Banquet. The Teacher Warehouse, a free supply store that helps ensure teachers have access to classroom essentials throughout the school year, saves Clarksville Montgomery County School System teachers more than $95,000 each year in out-of-pocket classroom expenses. Google’s sponsorship will help keep the warehouse shelves stocked and allow the Foundation to continue supporting teachers with the items they need the most. Google is also the presenting sponsor of the Foundation’s 38th Annual Academic Awards Banquet. This annual event honors CMCSS seniors who have maintained a 93 grade point average throughout their high school careers, with no grade lower than 85. In March 2027, Google representatives will attend the event to welcome and congratulate 300 seniors and their parents. “The CMC Education Foundation is incredibly grateful for Google’s ongoing support and its commitment to CMCSS teachers and students,” said Robin Burton, CMC Education Foundation Executive Director. “Their investment helps us provide meaningful support to educators while also celebrating the academic achievements of our students.” “Since establishing data center operations in Montgomery County, Google has prioritized investing in the future […]

The district will continue the series of successful dyslexia screening events for the 2026-27 school year. All families in Montgomery County are eligible to attend. All events are held at the CMCSS Learning Center, 343 Pageant Lane, Clarksville. Event Dates and Times The dates below have appointment times available from 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. September 10, 2026 – Sign-up opens August 10. Registration is live from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. October 6, 2026 – FULL November 10, 2026 – This registration link opens October 19 – https://forms.gle/bMxNfXx9FHAfprrKA December 3, 2026 – This registration link opens November 16 – https://forms.gle/Ly47AA8EurAwm65Q6 December 9, 2026 – This registration link opens November 16 – https://forms.gle/Ly47AA8EurAwm65Q6 January 12, 2027 February 4, 2027 March 4, 2027 April 14, 2027 The dates below have appointment times available from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. September 17, 2026 – Sign-up opens August 10. Registration is live from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. October 29, 2026 – FULL November 19, 2026 – This registration link opens October 19 – https://forms.gle/bMxNfXx9FHAfprrKA January 26, 2027 February 18, 2027 March 30, 2027 April 29, 2027 About the Participants During the 2025-26 school year, 98 families participated in evening screening events, while 62 families participated in daytime screening events. Of the 160 families served: All school levels (elementary, middle, and high) were screened Several out-of-district students were screened, including private, Fort Campbell, out-of-state, and homeschool students To participate in the screening, children must be at least four years old and up to 12th grade. Students do not have to be enrolled in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System. A parent or guardian must remain on-site during the screening. If the child is a CMCSS student, the screener’s results will be shared with the child’s school. If a student […]

Are you excited to begin the 2026-27 school year? Here is what you need to know! Before School Begins How do I register my child? How do I stay connected with communications from my child’s school and the district? What school supplies will my child need? When is Tennessee Tax-Free Weekend? How will we learn about school bus information? When are Open Houses at the school? What information do kindergarten families need to know? When is freshmen orientation? What are the state requirements on immunizations? What school safety and security protocols does CMCSS have in place? What is the Student Code of Conduct? During the School Year When does school start? How can I find out what my child is being taught throughout the school year? What are the school meal prices, and how do I apply for free or reduced meals? When and where are the 2027 graduations? How can I access social and emotional support for my child? What is the attendance policy? Before School Begins How do I register my child? If your kindergarten through 12th-grade student is new to Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools or transferring between schools, enroll online at https://parents.cmcss.net. The Enrollment Center serves as a centralized location for parents and guardians to register their children and gather documents, resources, and support for the enrollment process. The CMCSS Enrollment Center, located at 430 Greenwood Ave., is open throughout the calendar year when district offices are open. During the summer, the Enrollment Center is open by appointment only on Fridays. Parents and guardians can begin the registration process at the Enrollment Center, including submitting important registration documents. Parents and guardians can still complete the enrollment process at their child’s zoned school when buildings are open and staff are available. School offices reopen on July 27, 2026. Visit […]

Students, faculty, and staff were recognized by the CMCSS School Board.

The Tennessee Literacy Success Act requires each district and public charter school to submit a Foundational Literacy Skills Plan. School districts and public charter schools must create a local Foundational Literacy Skills Plan for students in kindergarten through fifth grade and submit the final approved plan to the department for approval. The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System’s Foundational Literacy Skills Plan has been approved by the Tennessee Department of Education. Click here to view the approved Foundational Literacy Skills Plan. Click here to view the approval rubric for the plan.  

Point of Pride awards were recognized for students, faculty, and staff.

Officer Jermaine Galloway, will lead attendees through “High in Plain Sight” on Monday, June 1, at 6:00 p.m. at West Creek High School.

CMCSS made the following administrative announcements in April for the 2026-27 school year.

Students 2nd – 9th grade can find a camp that meets their interests!