On June 29, Clarksville Christian School (CCS) welcomed more than 20 students and staff from the American Farm School (AFS) in Thessaloniki, Greece, for a 10-day educational and cultural exchange rooted in agriculture and international partnership.
The CMCSS school board discussed adding a non-voting student board member and will vote on creating this new position at the next board meeting.
For many years, Austin Peay State University has proudly held the title of the second-most affordable university in the state of Tennessee. While that still holds true, on Friday morning, the APSU Board of Trustees approved a 5% increase in undergraduate tuition and mandatory fees.
For three years, the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board has recorded their meetings. Recently, the board has reconsidered that approach for something more immediate: livestreaming.
In November, Clarksville-Montgomery County School System announced a 95.1% graduation rate. But one of those graduates received his diploma with a 3.4 GPA, unable to read or write.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board has approved a resolution to pay for construction of Freedom Elementary School and a recommendation for architectural design services for major renovations at the new Burt Innovation Center.
Clarksville-Montgomery County schools will open on a one-hour delay tomorrow morning, and potentially close on Wednesday due to the winter storm.
The Tennessee legislature’s vote to approve school vouchers divided the Montgomery County delegation, with Rep. Aron Maberry and Sen. Bill Powers voting for it and Reps. Jeff Burkhart and Ronnie Glynn voting against.
The CMCSS school board revoked their previous resolution opposing school vouchers to ‘adopt a neutral position’ after a mixed vote on Tuesday night.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System reviewed their 2023-24 state report card Tuesday night and that saw 90% of local schools received a letter grade of A, B or C.