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.
After some recent changes to state law, a neighboring school district drafted a list of almost 400 banned books that CMCSS is using as resource, not a mandate.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has been dealing with “growing pains” as they navigate their transportation staffing shortage, while students are missing classroom time.
As talks of the current governance model for the Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board kicked off earlier this month, all seven board members convened for their annual retreat and discussed the model in depth.
The CMCSS school board revisits their policy governance model that delegates much of their authority to the director of school in a move that may restore that authority to them.
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Earlier this year, groups of Clarksville area elementary students and middle schoolers came together for the 2024 S.T.E.M Exhibit held at Austin Peay State University. This included a group of students at Kirkwood Middle School, who transformed the life of Cruella, the three-legged bearded dragon, for the better.
Clarksville-Montgomery County elementary schools provide 15-20 minutes of recess for students. For the upcoming school year, that time has been extended to 30 minutes.