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2025–2026 State Testing Data: CMCSS Achieves Historic Performance Milestones Across District
Following the state lifting its official data embargo, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS) is celebrating a landmark year of academic growth and achievement. For the 2025-2026 school year, CMCSS maintained a Level 5 District Composite, the highest score possible in the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS), for the third consecutive year. This marks only the second time in CMCSS history, previously in 2016, that the district has sustained a three-year streak at the state’s highest growth tier. Additionally, 24 CMCSS schools earned the state’s highest possible composite growth rating, Level 5. This is an increase from 17 schools in 2024-2025 and a significant increase from only two Level 5 schools in 2020-2021. “This TVAAS data reflects the extraordinary focus, determination, and hard work of our educators, students, administrators, support staff, and families across CMCSS,” said Dr. Jean Luna-Vedder, Director of Schools. “As I visit schools each week, I see the incredible teaching and learning occurring across the district, so I know these sustained improvements in our data reflect hard work, not luck. Our priority from my first day in July 2022 has been for CMCSS to be the best school system in the state for students, families, and employees, and by working collaboratively, we continue moving CMCSS in the right direction.” Other Key Highlights from the 2025–2026 TVAAS Data: A record 95.2% of CMCSS schools met or exceeded state growth expectations (scoring at Level 3, 4, or 5 composite), surpassing the previous record of 91.7% achieved in the 2014-2015 school year. For the first time in CMCSS’ history, zero schools scored a Level 1 composite (the lowest growth designation). For the first time in district history, 100% of middle and high schools met or exceeded state growth expectations, with no middle or high schools scoring in Levels 1 or […]
November 2026 Administrator Announcements
Middle School Assistant Principal for Northeast Middle School
Giving Grace, Building Hope: Parent Wellness and Youth Suicide Prevention
A conversation about resources, warning signs, and how to talk to your child about these topics.
TISA Accountability Plan Feedback (2026)
In 2022, the Tennessee General Assembly passed a law to establish the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) funding formula. One of the requirements of this law is that districts will create accountability plans to ensure that planned expenditures with our funds align with our goals for improving student achievement as a District. Please click here to review the District’s plan and provide your feedback on this plan.
Point of Pride Awards – September 2026
Students, faculty, and staff were presented Point of Pride awards at the September formal school board meeting.
CMCSS Spotlight: CMC Education Foundation
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 […]
Informational Sessions for 2026 Teacher Residency Program Cohort
Two informational sessions for those interested in earning a no-cost teaching certification and degree.
August 2026 Administrator Appointments
The following announcements were made for principal, assistant principal, and transportation manager positions.
Point of Pride Awards for August 2026
Students, faculty, and staff earned Points of Pride during the August formal meeting.
2026 Kiwanis Club of Clarksville Interview a Veteran Essay Contest
For students interested in participating in the annual Veterans Essay Contest.
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