| 24 Sep |
Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences |
| 4:30 PM |
| 01 Oct |
Middle School Parent-Teacher Conferences |
| 4:30 PM |
| 06 Oct |
School Board Study Session |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 12 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 13 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 14 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 15 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 16 Oct |
Fall Break | No School |
| 20 Oct |
School Board Meeting |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 03 Nov |
Staff Development | Students Do Not Report |
| 03 Nov |
School Board Study Session |
| 6:00 PM |
| Board Room |
| 11 Nov |
Veterans Day | No School |
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Reminder ⏰ Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences Continue Thursday, September 24
CMCSS Elementary Schools will host the final day of Fall Parent-Teacher Conferences THIS THURSDAY, September 24. These conferences are a great way to connect with your child's teacher and collaborate on ways to support learning at home and in the classroom.
➡ All elementary schools will have representatives from the Special Populations Department on-site to answer questions, provide resources, and connect families with opportunities for their child. No appointment is necessary to meet with the Special Pops team.
Wondering what you should ask during your time? Here are a few options:
🍎 What should I expect my child to learn this year in your class?
🍎 What can I do at home to ensure my child's success this year?
🍎 If my child struggles in your class, what resources are available?
🍎 How often and in what methods (textbook, notes, workbook) should I see my student practicing the information you taught at home?
🍎 How can I help prepare my student for the next grade level?
Check ParentSquare messages from your child's teacher regarding sign-up times!
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Mr. Taylor’s Anatomy students at Kirkwood High put their knowledge to work by building models of the layers of the skin using Play-Doh and Wikki Stix.
Sango Elementary first-graders had a special visit from Ms. Chayna and her snake, Pumpkin, from the Nashville Zoo!
Ms. Smith's little scientists took their learning outdoors to plant flower seeds and put their classroom lessons into action at Pisgah Elementary.
Norman Smith's attendance celebration was spud-tacular!
KWES: Congratulations to Mrs. Mebané’s class at Kenwood Elementary, who earned their first Golden Knight reward. Judging by the smiles, pizza was a pretty great way to celebrate!
Math and M&Ms? Yes, please! For Kirkwood Middle School, 7th-grade students practiced being quality control engineers by comparing the colors of M&Ms in a package to the ratio of colors the M&M company says should be in each package.
As part of College and Career Readiness Week, Rossview High seniors went on a field trip to Austin Peay State University.
