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This week, CMCSS students in grades 6 – 12 will have the opportunity to voluntarily participate in a short one-question survey regarding ESSER 3.0 funding. The question will be a multi-select ranking question. Data collected will provide the district with another avenue of stakeholder feedback.

The question was specifically designed for students and appeared as follows: 

CMCSS expects to receive a lot of money that we can spend on our schools and students. Please rank the items below from 1 to 7 that you would like to see CMCSS spend more money on with these new funds. 1 = I want CMCSS to spend the most money on this, 7 = I want CMCSS to spend the least amount of money on this

1. Academics and Instruction
2. Arts (Music/Band, Art Classes)
3. Improvements to School Buildings
4. Student Social and Emotional Learning Support
5. More Technology or Technology Improvements
6. Tutoring Opportunities 
7. More Substitute Teachers and Bus Drivers

Stakeholders who have questions regarding ESSER 3.0 can contact [email protected].

Dear Families

Beginning February 17, we will be selling the 2021 Clarksville City Saver book to raise funds for our school. The book pays for itself with thousands of dollars in discounts from more than 150 of your favorite places to Eat, Play, and Discover! Discounts include buy one, get one free and 50% off!

Each book purchased comes with a FREE City Saver mobile app, giving you access to even more savings!

• Look for materials coming home February 17.
• Inside the order form envelope will be your City Saver coupon book to buy, sell, or return.
• Please make checks payable to City Saver.
• The fundraiser/prize deadline is March 5.

Did you know that there are City Saver books available for Nashville, Memphis, and Cincinnati? Visit citysaver.com/clarksville for details!

Please contact the school office if you need more information.

The CMCSS Communicable Disease Team (CDT) comprised of leaders from CMCSS and the Montgomery County Health Department meet regularly to review the latest guidance from the CDC and make recommendations for the health and safety of students, employees and the community. (more…)