The meeting was cleared after repeated disruptions as the mother of a Kenwood bus crash victim and the student in the Matthew Vedder case addressed the board.
The case of a Montgomery Central High School teacher who showed nude photos of himself to a 17-year-old student has been reassigned to 18th Judicial District Attorney General’s Office, which is now reviewing the evidence.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library and The Wade Bourne Nature Center, part of the Montgomery County Parks & Recreation Department has officially received Sensory Inclusive Certification through Kulture City, reinforcing their shared commitment to accessibility and inclusion for individuals with sensory processing needs and invisible disabilities.
Parents of crash survivors said CMCSS failed to notify families and provide support for the March 27 bus wreck.
This past school year, the National Honor Society of Kenwood High School has been dedicated to physically revitalizing Kenwood High.
The Austin Peay State University Board of Trustees will consider a 3.23% increase in undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees during their scheduled June 5 meeting.
CMCSS is proposing a ban on smart glasses, a new two-tier category for inappropriate physical contact, and clarified rules on recording fights.
Montgomery County is looking for a way forward following the news that the city is looking to recapture around $3.5 million in reoccurring money paid and distributed to the school system in local option sales taxes.
Community members pressed the CMCSS board for transparency Tuesday, the first meeting since a teacher admitted showing nude photos of himself to a 17-year-old student.
District leaders told the school board the program now has 104 teacher residents and has helped educate more than 30,000 students since launching.