Students in Clarksville-Montgomery County schools will soon receive annual firearm safety instructions under a new Tennessee law requiring age-appropriate training for K-12.
As the winter break approaches for Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools, students, educators and staff have now had their first semester with the new cellphone policy.
A club at Rossview High School had been flagged for three internal control and compliance deficiencies, which led to an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office.
Austin Peay State University recently received a generous estate gift from the Rugraff Family Trust to establish the Rugraff Family Trust Endowment for Music Scholarships.
In partnership with 339 schools across the state, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is set to provide $1.5 million in STEM awards, which includes partnering with schools right here in Clarksville-Montgomery County.
Moore Magnet administration received a report that a student may have been in possession of a weapon. They found the gun and it was unloaded.
A federal judge has ruled in favor of students from Fort Campbell’s Barsanti Elementary School, finding that the government’s “partisan interest” violated students’ First Amendment rights.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board voted down a resolution opposing a state bill allowing schools to deny enrollment to children without legal immigration status.