Clarksville-Montgomery County School System

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09/01/2026

🚛 SENIORS: EARN YOUR FREE CLASS-A CDL!

CMCSS, in partnership with Armored Trucking Academy, is offering eligible seniors the opportunity to earn a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL-A) and gain valuable, real-world experience in transportation and logistics. The program is free for students.

📅 IMPORTANT DATES
• Parent Meeting: November 4, 2026, at 6:00 PM
📍 Armored Trucking Academy, 1490 Dunlop Lane
• Application Deadline: November 6, 2026 (find the application at cmcss.net/senior
• Program Eligibility: Students must be 18 years old by January 15, 2027

🎓 The 9-week CDL-A program combines online instruction with hands-on training, teaching students essential skills like safe maneuvering, controlled backing, and industry regulations.

Students will also complete a 9-week internship during the final 9 weeks of school, gaining hands-on experience and preparing for entry-level careers in commercial driving and transportation.

🚦 Start building your future behind the wheel!

📅 Welcome to September 🍂School is in full swing, and the month of September is filled with holidays, parent-teacher conf...
09/01/2026

📅 Welcome to September 🍂

School is in full swing, and the month of September is filled with holidays, parent-teacher conferences, and school events!

Monday, September 7 - Labor Day | No School
Wednesday, September 9 - College Night at APSU Foy Center 5-7 p.m.
Thursday, September 10 - Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences
Thursday, September 17 - High School Parent-Teacher Conferences
Thursday, September 24 - Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences
Thursday, October 1 - Middle School Parent-Teacher Conferences
October 12-16 - Fall Break
Wednesday, October 28 - Report Cards

September is National Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. SAMHSA’s theme this year is Stronger Together: Connect. Support. Prevent. Su***de prevention is not one moment or one person's job. It lives in the relationships we build, the support we offer, and the communities we create together. Learn more about ways to give and find support in the September Family Newsletter and on cmcss.net.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE UPCOMING EVENTS:

📆: Sept. 9: College Night at APSU Foy Center
CMCSS 11th and 12th-grade students and families are invited to the annual CMCSS College and Career Night. Held at the APSU Foy Center, the event gives students the opportunity to speak with representatives from colleges, technical schools, military recruiters, and more. The event will be held from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. and is FREE to attend.

📆: Sept. 10 and 24: SPED at Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences
During Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences, CMCSS families are invited to visit the Special Populations information table to meet district specialists, ask questions, and learn more about the services and supports available to students. No appointment necessary.

📆: Sept. 10 and 17: Dyslexia Screening Events
Families should pre-register for the free dyslexia screening events at www.cmcss.net/dyslexia. Reserve your child's space for the September screenings early, as spots will fill up quickly. Please note that the application is only open from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, until the sessions are full.

📆: Sept. 10: Job Embedded Info Session
The District holds monthly informational meetings regarding alternative pathways to teaching. On the second Thursday of each month at 4:00 p.m., interested applicants can speak with the CMCSS team about how to use their nationally or regionally accredited bachelor’s degree to become a certified teacher. Sessions are held at Central Services Gracey (621 Gracey Ave).

September Feature: Grateful for Support
Behind every successful student is a caring network of educators, friends, and families who go the extra mile each day. Teachers provide encouragement, guidance, and personalized support that help students build confidence both in and outside of the classroom. Through meaningful relationships, our schools create spaces where every learner can thrive.

Important Reminders for Parents and Guardians Regarding Child Nutrition🍎 The Free and Reduced Meal Program grace period ...
08/29/2026

Important Reminders for Parents and Guardians Regarding Child Nutrition

🍎 The Free and Reduced Meal Program grace period will end on September 22, 2026.
🍎 If you believe your child qualifies for free or reduced-price meal benefits and you have not submitted an application for the 2026-2027 school year or have not received a letter confirming eligibility, you will need to complete an application. You must complete an application every year to remain eligible.
🍎 We strongly encourage families to apply online at https://www.schoolcafe.com, as it is the fastest and most convenient option. Applications can be completed on a computer or mobile device. You will need to create an account and set up a username and password before completing the application.
🍎 Families who are unable to apply online may pick up a paper application from their child's school office or at Central Office Gracey (621 Gracey Avenue, Clarksville).
🍎 If an approved application is not on file by September 23, your child's meal status will change to paid, and parents/guardians will be responsible for any meal charges on the student's account.
🍎 If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].

CMCSS Administrator AnnouncementKirkwood Elementary School Assistant Principal 🐍Amy Armstrong has been selected as an as...
08/28/2026

CMCSS Administrator Announcement

Kirkwood Elementary School Assistant Principal 🐍

Amy Armstrong has been selected as an assistant principal at Kirkwood Elementary School. She currently serves as an Academic Coach at Kirkwood Middle School, where she previously taught sixth-grade math and science. Armstrong joined CMCSS in 2017 as a second-grade teacher at Hazelwood Elementary School before moving to Rossview Elementary School, where she taught fourth grade. Her leadership experience includes serving as a grade-level lead teacher at both Hazelwood and Rossview elementary schools and as the K–2 ELA Lead Teacher at Hazelwood. Armstrong completed the CMCSS Introduction to Leadership Academy and the Aspiring Administrator Academy. Recognized for her impact in the classroom and school community, she was named a CMCEA Green Apple award winner in 2019 and a CMCEA Distinguished Educator in 2022. Armstrong earned her M.A.Ed. in Educational Leadership and her B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies from Austin Peay State University.

Second edition of the Friday Wrap-Up 😎Shout out to our Educational Assistants who work one-on-one with students to intro...
08/28/2026

Second edition of the Friday Wrap-Up 😎

Shout out to our Educational Assistants who work one-on-one with students to introduce new concepts and practice foundational skills. 📸: Glenellen Elementary

Recess brings out all the smiles at St B Early Learning Center and Rossview Elementary.

Students at Rossview Middle School went through their library's Living Museum and explored a new book!

One of our favorite attendance incentives has to be the Ringgold Elementary School human car wash. Teachers and staff run, ride, and dance through a line of students who are more than happy to splash them with water!

Rossview High Hawks choir students are learning the school's Alma Mater! Do you remember your school's Alma Mater? Drop it in the comments below!

Wednesday, August 26, was a Professional Learning Day for our faculty. While teachers refined their practices and learned new skills, as seen by our elementary music teachers, they also found time to have fun as a team, as seen by our Barkers Mill Elementary School charcuterie board challenge.

Congratulations to Northwest High School student Michael Barnett, who took 1st place in the FFA State Fair Auctioneer Contest! Six NWHS students participated in this event under the direction of their teacher, Megan Clegg.

6th Grade Social Studies at Middle School is now boarding for Mesopotamia! The student excitement was unmatched as they entered the classroom, saying, "Oh no - I forgot to pack my bag!”

Yep, we are still talking about corn. But this time, it's Moore Magnet Elementary School who brought in the real thing to share with students!

Each week, we curate our top picks for what our schools and programs are sharing!

During the August Formal Board Meeting, the CMCSS School Board presented the following Points of Pride to students, facu...
08/28/2026

During the August Formal Board Meeting, the CMCSS School Board presented the following Points of Pride to students, faculty, and staff. To see team rosters, visit cmcss.net.

2026 Middle School Track State Championship
At the 2026 Middle School Track State Championship, district athletes earned 2nd Place in the 4x200m relay.

2026 High School Track State Championship
At the 2026 High School Track State Championship, district athletes earned top honors in several categories.

2026 High School Girls’ Flag Football State Championship
West Creek High School was named a State Finalist and Region 7 Champions during the 2026 High School Girls' Flag Football State Championship.

2026 National Junior Classical League Convention
In July, Kirkwood High School students attended the National Junior Classical League Convention at Indiana University and placed in several categories.

School Board members were also recognized by state representatives.

08/27/2026

Hear more from Dr. Peppard, Principal of Kirkwood High School, on the importance of Partners in Education (PIE) for our students, faculty, and staff. Jesse Presley, Office Manager at Altra Federal Credit Union, emphasized how community involvement is a core practice of Altra FCU. Congratulations to all of our award winners!

The annual CMC Education Foundation Partners in Education (PIE) Breakfast celebrates the Clarksville-Montgomery County b...
08/27/2026

The annual CMC Education Foundation Partners in Education (PIE) Breakfast celebrates the Clarksville-Montgomery County businesses that go above and beyond to support our students, faculty, and staff. Their time, talents, and treasure elevate our school communities and bring even more opportunities to our students.

Each year, organizations are selected for going above and beyond in their participation. The 2026-2027 award recipients include:

Rising Star Award - New Purpose (formerly NIA Association)
📸: Northeast High School

Innovative Partner Award - Chick-fil-A Madison Street
📸: Montgomery Central High School

Community Commitment Award - Custom Concrete Coatings
📸: Woodlawn Elementary

Faith-Based Partner of the Year Award - The Bridge Church Clarksville
📸: Norman Smith Elementary School

Boots on the Ground Award - Sergeant Cooley with the TN National Guard
📸: Montgomery Central High School (Not pictured)

Corporate Partner Award - Drakes
St B Early Learning Center

CTE Partner of the Year Award - Clarksville-Montgomery County Industrial Development Board
📸: Career & Technical Education

Sarah Ditmore Cooper Award - Altra Federal Credit Union
📸: Kirkwood High School, Middle College at APSU, Norman Smith Elementary

Thank you to all of our CMC Education Foundation PIE Partners!

08/26/2026

What are Paxton Labs?
Career Exploration in Middle School

Middle school students across the district have the opportunity to participate in career labs. Students will take Career Exploration over a nine-week period and explore careers aligned with their aptitudes and interests. All of the pathways in middle school also align with the Career Technical Education pathways available in high school.

Thank you to the Austin Peay Governors student-athletes who spent time playing, engaging, and learning with our elementa...
08/25/2026

Thank you to the Austin Peay Governors student-athletes who spent time playing, engaging, and learning with our elementary students. The APSU Community Serve Day truly highlighted the importance of supporting each other and the value of giving back.

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