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Free Art Show Featuring Student Artwork at Public Library
In celebration of Youth Art Month, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library will feature CMCSS student artwork from March 1 – 31. Students and their families can enjoy an opening reception on Sunday, March 1, on the library’s second floor. Students will share the inspiration behind their work and their creative process. The general public can view the artwork for free in March by visiting the library during normal business hours. Youth Art Month is an annual celebration of the visual arts. All CMCSS schools provide students access to quality art instruction. CMCSS art teachers have worked with students throughout the year to create 2D and 3D art pieces for the exhibit. Pre-K – 12 grade students have been selected to participate.
Teach with the Best Hiring Event March 26 in Clarksville
The annual hiring event is our largest career-related event of the year.
Lifetime Wellness Textbook Adoption Review
CMCSS is currently conducting a health and wellness textbook adoption process. Families have until March 4, 2026, to review the materials.
Weather Ready Update February 2026
You have heard from us a lot over the past two weeks – maybe more information than you wanted to know about “ice lasagna” – so we will keep this brief. We promised we would continue working hard to reopen schools safely, and the weather this weekend has been on our side. While the outcome of today’s big game is uncertain, one thing is certain: we look forward to seeing everyone back at school tomorrow!! Even after two weeks, isolated slick spots remain across the community. As a reminder from our previous messages, families will need to make decisions in the best interest of their children’s safety, based on each unique situation, including: With lingering ice possible for days, everyone should exercise caution and remain vigilant when traveling. Around 5% of CMCSS students live in a parent responsibility zone (PRZ) and typically walk to and from school. We ask families to make alternative plans if walking routes remain unsafe. Nearly 1,000 students drive themselves to school. Families may not feel comfortable with their child driving to school with isolated slick spots, and we ask those families to consider alternative plans. CMCSS transports over 25,000 students on school buses, and we anticipate being able to safely run bus routes. As always, bus drivers will use their discretion and prioritize safety. Untreated driveways, bus stops, and sidewalks could present slipping hazards for students on their way to the bus. We ask families to plan safe routes to bus stops, reinforce safe choices around ice with children, and have an alternative plan in case a bus driver cannot safely run a route. If individual circumstances prevent a family from getting their child to school safely, please contact your child’s school directly.
JROTC Red River Brigade Championships February 2026
This annual event showcases the talent of our JROTC cadets.
CMCSS 2024-25 State Report Card
The TN Dept of Education released the 2024-25 State Report Card, including letter grades.
Point of Pride Awards Announced December 16, 2025
Point of Pride awards were received during the formal board meeting at Central Services Gracey.
Points of Pride Announced During November 18, 2025 Board Meeting
The following Points of Pride were announced during the formal school board meeting on Tuesday, November 18. Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association 2025 State Math Contest This fall, hundreds of students across the state competed in the 2025 Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association State Math Contest. We are proud to announce that we had top placements from Rossview High School in several categories: Carson Carroll, 1st place Pre-Calculus Jason Moon, 1st place Algebra II Bori Choi, 7th place Geometry National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist Cale Weber from Rossview High School is one of 16,000 semi-finalists for the National Merit Scholarship. The semi-finalists are academically talented high school seniors who have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 6,800 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $26 million that will be offered next spring. To compete for National Merit Scholarships, Semifinalists must advance to the Finalist level of the competition by fulfilling several additional requirements. We are rooting for Cale as he competes in the final round. JROTC All-Service Raider Nationals Competition A few weeks ago, the Knights of Kenwood High School competed in the All-Service Raider National competition in Georgia. Annually, the best 50 Challenge Division JROTC Raider teams from the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marines come together to face off in the toughest Raider Competition in the nation. Tonight, we are proud to announce that Kenwood High School was crowned the 2025 All-Service Mixed Raider Team Champions, meaning they were the best in the nation in their division! Additional honors include: Physical Team Test – 1st Place 4K Team Run – 1st Place Gauntlet – 2nd Place Tire Flip – 2nd Place Rope bridge – 2nd Place Raider Mixed Division National Champions include: Hailey McCoy Keira Cotterman Tiansin Zhao Marabella Lopez Arianna Zepeda Taylor Austin Cruz Robles Bryce Ruger Patrick Mahaney […]
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